Newcastle United ace Bruno Guimaraes has towed the line to avoid a suspension this season.

The Brazilian could pick up a two-match ban if he gets another yellow card in the Premier League this weekend.

However, Guimaraes will be hoping that he can go another 90 minutes without a caution before the slate is wiped clean.

It is hard because for me when I play for this club - I give everything," he told Premier League Productions over the weekend.

"I am aggressive, so it is hard not to get yellow cards. I love to play football with energy and sometimes I am a little bit too strong.

I spoke to the manager and he told me to play smarter. I have been doing this and there is just one more game to avoid one."

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