Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew has said there will be no surprises from Europa League opponents Metalist Kharkiv in their last 32 round tie.
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The Magpies' reward for progress from the pool stages was a two-legged tie against the Ukrainian side, starting with a home game on 14 February.
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"They're one of the powers of the new Europe," Pardew told BBC Newcastle.
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"You will be amazed at the information we can gather. We will know them inside out by the time we play them."
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He added: "They're a relatively newly created side with finance. It'll be a tough journey and possibly one that is impossible for our fans."
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Kharkiv play in the 40,000- capacity Euro 2012 venue Metalist Stadium and are fourth in their domestic league.