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Thierno Barry 3
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- 3 Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall 2

- 4 Joe Willock 2

- 5 Anthony Elanga 2

- 6 James Tarkowski 1

- 7 Sven Botman 1

- 8 Lewis Hall 1

- 9 William Osula 1

- 10 Jacob Ramsey 1

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Thierno Barry 27
- 2 Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall 20

- 3 Harvey Barnes 19

- 4 Yoane Wissa 18

- 5 Joe Willock 16

- 6 Tyrique George 11

- 7 Harrison Armstrong 7

- 8 Lewis Hall 6

- 9 William Osula 6

- 10 James Garner 5

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Vitalii Mykolenko 13
- 2 James Tarkowski 12

- 3 Lewis Hall 12

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- 5 Nico González 7

- 6 Lewis Miley 7

- 7 Harrison Armstrong 7

- 8 Brennan Johnson 6

- 9 Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall 6

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Harvey Barnes 2
- 2 Amar Dedic 2

- 3 Nico González 1

- 4 Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall 1

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- 7 Jacob Murphy 1

- 8 Iliman Ndiaye 1

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Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall 18
- 2 Harvey Barnes 13

- 3 Nico González 9

- 4 Jack Grealish 9

- 5 Lewis Hall 9

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- 7 Jacob Murphy 8

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- 9 Lewis Miley 7

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Sven Botman 365
- 2 James Tarkowski 341

- 3 Malick Thiaw 341

- 4 James Garner 339

- 5 Lewis Hall 321

- 6 Jarrad Branthwaite 298

- 7 Lewis Miley 288

- 8 Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall 273

- 9 Vitalii Mykolenko 250

- 10 Nico González 246

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Tyrique George 12
- 2 Lewis Hall 10

- 3 Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall 8

- 4 Yoane Wissa 7

- 5 Thierno Barry 6

- 6 Joe Willock 6

- 7 Joelinton 6

- 8 Harrison Armstrong 6

- 9 Matias Fernandez-Pardo 5

- 10 Nico González 4

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James Tarkowski 21
- 2 Lewis Hall 13

- 3 Jarrad Branthwaite 11

- 4 Vitalii Mykolenko 8

- 5 Sven Botman 7

- 6 Nico González 6

- 7 Lewis Miley 6

- 8 Harrison Armstrong 6

- 9 Merlin Röhl 5

- 10 James Garner 4

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Newcastle United welcome Everton to St James’ Park on Monday 2 November, an 8pm kick-off between two sides who both badly need a lift.
There is needle here already. The pair met only days earlier in the League Cup, where Everton won 3-1, so Newcastle have a quick chance to put that right in front of their own supporters.
Newcastle go into the Premier League meeting eighth, a point and three places above an Everton team still waiting for a first away win of the season. Our Newcastle United vs Everton predictions and betting tips side with the hosts, and expect Harvey Barnes to be in the thick of it.
Premium Tips
Anthony Eadson has worked through the card and landed on two selections for Newcastle United vs Everton.
| Premium Tip | Odds | Why we’re backing it |
|---|---|---|
| Harvey Barnes to score anytime | 12/5 (bet365) | Barnes has been Newcastle’s most dangerous attacker this season, sharing the club’s scoring lead on two goals while starting all eight league games. He plays big minutes, so there is no rotation worry, and Newcastle have found the net in seven of their eight league matches. Everton have managed just three clean sheets and conceded in each of their last two league games, both of which they also lost. With the hosts expected to carry the greater threat at St James’ Park, Barnes at 12/5 to score anytime looks a fair price. |
| Newcastle United to win and both teams to score | 16/5 (Betway) | Both teams have scored in three of Newcastle United’s four home league games, with Liverpool and Bournemouth drawing 2-2 at St James’ Park and Hull City beaten 2-1. Newcastle have found the net in seven of their eight league matches, and Everton scored three times against them in the League Cup on Thursday. The visitors have lost their last two league games and are still without an away win, so the hosts should edge it. Betway’s 16/5 on a Newcastle win with both sides scoring fits our 2-1 call. |
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How Newcastle United go into the game
Newcastle go into this one eighth in the table, with 11 points from their opening eight games and a record of three wins, two draws and three defeats. A goal difference of minus two tells its own story: they have scored 12 but conceded 14, a defensive record that needs tightening.
Their form has been up and down. In the league they beat Crystal Palace 2-0 away in their most recent outing, but that followed heavy away defeats at Coventry (4-1) and Leeds (4-1). At home they have been steady rather than spectacular, taking five points from four games.
They also have revenge on their minds. Everton beat them 3-1 in the League Cup only days ago, and the Magpies will want a sharp response in front of their own fans.
How Everton go into the game
Everton arrive 11th, a point back on 10 from eight matches. Two wins, four draws and two defeats make for a stodgy start, and with eight goals scored they have been among the lower scorers in the division.
Recent league form has dipped. Everton have lost their last two, going down 2-0 at home to Chelsea and 2-0 away at Arsenal, failing to score in both. Before that they drew 2-2 at Hull and beat Ipswich 1-0 at Goodison Park.
The bigger worry on this trip is their away form: Everton are still without a win on the road this season, drawing three and losing one of four, and have scored just three times away from home. The recent 3-1 League Cup win over Newcastle will give them belief, but doing it in the league is a taller order.

Newcastle United vs Everton head-to-head
| Date | Home | Score | Away |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28/02/26 | Newcastle United | 2-3 | Everton |
| 29/11/25 | Everton | 1-4 | Newcastle United |
| 25/05/25 | Newcastle United | 0-1 | Everton |
| 05/10/24 | Everton | 0-0 | Newcastle United |
| 02/04/24 | Newcastle United | 1-1 | Everton |
These sides have traded blows in recent seasons. Everton have edged the league head-to-head of late, winning two of the last five meetings to Newcastle’s one with two draws, and that is before last week’s cup win is added in. Three of those five league games produced two goals or fewer, so this has often been a cagey fixture.
Newcastle United vs Everton predictions & betting tips
| Our Prediction | Odds & Bookmaker | Confidence | Why We’re Backing It |
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| Harvey Barnes to score anytime | 12/5 (bet365) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Barnes has been Newcastle’s most dangerous attacker this season, sharing the club’s scoring lead on two goals while starting all eight league games. |
| Newcastle United to win and both teams to score | 16/5 (Betway) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Both teams have scored in three of Newcastle United’s four home league games, with Liverpool and Bournemouth drawing 2-2 at St James’ Park and Hull City beaten 2-1. |
| Newcastle United to win | 13/10 (bet365) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Newcastle have taken five points from four home games, while Everton are still without a win on the road this season. |
| Both teams to score – Yes | 8/13 (Betway) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Newcastle have scored in seven of their eight league games, and Everton struck three times against them in the cup only days ago. |
| Over 2.5 goals | 8/11 (bet365) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Newcastle’s eight league games have averaged more than three goals apiece between the two teams. |
| Newcastle United 2-1 | 8/1 (Betway) | ⭐⭐ | The hosts carry the greater threat against an Everton side that has scored just three away goals all season. |
Newcastle United vs Everton score prediction
Expect a tight, physical game with an edge to it after the midweek cup tie. Newcastle’s greater threat at home, against an Everton side yet to win on the road, should just about prove the difference, though the visitors have the forwards to nick one. Score prediction: Newcastle United 2-1 Everton.
