Newcastle vs Everton

Match summary

Everton took a 1-0 win at Newcastle. It was goalless at half-time.

Thierno Barry put Everton ahead in the 49th minute.

Shots finished 17-16 to Newcastle, with 2 on target for Newcastle and 5 for Everton. Newcastle had a player sent off.

Newcastle hosted Everton in a Premier League fixture on Matchday 9, with the visitors taking the points following a close encounter. Newcastle registered 52 percent possession and 17 shots compared to Everton's 16 attempts, while corners finished 4 to 5. The home side made 104 attacks to 85, completed 419 passes at 79 percent accuracy, and had 2 shots on target against Everton's 5. Discipline proved costly for the hosts, who conceded 13 fouls and received 4 yellow cards alongside 1 red card, while Everton recorded 9 fouls and 2 yellow cards.

After a goalless first half, Everton broke the deadlock immediately after the restart when Thierno Barry scored with a right foot shot in the 49th minute following a VAR review. Everton received a yellow card for argument through Tyrique George in the 52nd minute and another for David Moyes in the 73rd minute. Newcastle made 5 substitutions in the second half, while Everton used 4. In the closing stages, Jacob Ramsey was sent off for Newcastle after collecting a second yellow card in the 98th minute, before Brennan Johnson and Fabian Schär were cautioned for argument.