Everton vs Newcastle United: Live Stream, Score Updates and How to Watch Premier League Match

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A massive 3 points for Everton in their hunt for Premier League Safety. After a questionable red card decision in the second half, and many many stoppages, Everton managed to get the goal that could seal their safety. 

 

Newcastle struggled in this game and after being in such good form, not many players put in a performance that they would be proud of.

10 man Everton have done it! A great ball played in by Calvert-Lewin finds Iwobi who slots it past Dubravka. 

There will be 14 minutes added time. Yes, 14.

24 fouls have been committed so far this game.

Red card for Allan!!! 

The game is at risk of boiling over as Allan goes flying into Saint-Maximin. There is a VAR check for a red card.

Gordon hits the wall and the ball goes out for a corner.

Everton have a freekick in a very dangerous area after Kraft fouls Richarlison.

There is still very little quality in this game. With both teams struggling in the final third. There have been a lot of fouls which is breaking up the game. 

We are back underway here.

The protester has not been freed and taken away. 

The grounds team appeared to have brought out some bolt cutters in an attempt to free the protester. 

There is a break in play as a fan appears to tied himself to the goal post. The stewards are attempting to release him. 

Newcastle get the first shot on target of the second half. The ball is played long up to Wood who knocks it down to Willock. However his shot is straight at Begovic.

We are back underway here.

The first half here has been very poor in quality. Neither team has been able to impose themselves on the game. 

 

Newcastle have had the better of the play however they have not been able to create any real clear cut chances. Both managers will have words to have in the changing room as both teams need to improve in the second half if they want to get anything from this game. 

There will be one minute of added time at the end of the first half.

Gordon finds some space just on the edge of the box but when he goes to pull the trigger, he trips over his own feet and loses the ball. 

A clash of heads in the Everton box with Burn and Keane clashing heads as they went for the ball. They are both ok to carry on. 

Newcastle have had the more chances so far, with 5 shots to Everton's 1. However only 1 has been on target.

Newcastle are really loading the box at every opportunity. Winning a string of corners the latter of which sees a ball fly right across the six yard area but no one is able to turn it in.

There has been a lot of fouls so far tonight. Newcastle get a freekick deep in their half. They load the box and the ball finds its way to Fraser. However his shot is fell wide.

Newcastle work the ball well down the near side of the pitch. They put a good ball into the box but wood can only find the keepers hands.

So far the game has been very scrappy. With neither team really being able to get hold of the ball.

Everton get the first shot on target of the game. They win a corner on the near side. Dubravka is there to claim the ball.

Everton gets us underway in Liverpool. 

Everton and Newcastle enter the pitch. Kick off is moments away. 

 

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With Newcastle's fine form it is hard to look past a win for the away team. But Everton have their backs against the wall and know they need points. 

Both teams have key players out injured but more so Newcastle. The form is with Newcastle so it is hard to look past an away win.

 

Prediction: Everton 0-1 Newcastle

Newcastle and Everton met only a month ago in the league. It was Newcastle who came out on top at St James Park winning 3-1. 

The first half was very cagey and with 2 own goals in quick succession the game was finely poised at half time. But 2 goals in the second half from Fraser and Trippier gave Newcastle all 3 points. 

 

Ryan Fraser: Despite missing the last few matches, Ryan Fraser has been a revelation under Eddie Howe. Having previously worked together at Bournemouth, Fraser has found some of his form that he showed on the south coast. 

He is somebody who works very hard for the team and is very key in Newcastle's pressing game. Having been nominated for February's player of the month he has been in fine form and will look to continue this against a struggling Everton side, which he scored against in the reverse fixture.

Richarlison: With Dominic Calvert-Lewin out injured for most of this season the role of Everton's main focal point up front has fallen on the shoulders of Brazilian international Richarlison.

Although his stats infront of goal are not too impressive with only 4 goals and 3 assists. He is very key in Everton's attacking play. he is likely to play through the middle which will see him linking play from the midfielders to Everton's wingers. 

He will also when he can look to get in behind Newcastle's backline, giving Dan Burn and Fabian Schar someone to keep a close eye on.

Everton: Pickford; Patterson, Keane, Holgate, Godfrey, Allan, Doucoure, Van de Beek, Gray, Gordon, Richarlison.

Newcastle: Dubravka; Targett, Burn, Schar, Kraft, Guimarães, S.Longstaff, Joelinton, Fraser, Saint-Maximin, Wood. (433)

Newcastle United and Eddie Howe have been in a rich vein of form recently. Up until last weekend they had been unbeaten in the league. 

Despite a strong performance against Chelsea the Magpies couldn't come away with any points. However they will feel like they should of as a foul on Jacob Murphy was not given in the penalty area. They will look to get back to winning ways against a struggling Everton.

Frank Lampard has had a tough start to life as the Everton boss. With just one win out of a possible 5 in the league they are flirting with relegation. 

With a tough run of fixtures coming there way it will be vitally important that the Toffee's are able to pick up some points in the next few games. 

The Everton vs Newcastle match will be played at the stadium Goodison Park, in Liverpool, with a capacity of 39,572 people. It is one of the oldest grounds still used in the football league, however it is soon to be replaced by the new Bramley-More Dock stadium currently under construction.

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