Newcastle V Everton – lines, statistics and review

Newcastle match review against Everton

Newcastle hosted Everton this Sunday at St James ‘Park’ as Magpies Chase Champion League Football.

The side of Eddie Howe knows that the victory of the last day will secure their place in the competition next season, but any trip could see them falling out of the top five.

Newcastle are well positioned, they have composed an impressive series of six direct victories in the league.

Their last conflict on the last day against Everton did not go to the plan. Return to the 2011-12 season, they needed a victory at Goodison Park to get into the top four, just to win 3-1 by Toffeses David Moyes.

Everton did poorly in St. James in recent seasons, taking only one point in his last four trips. However, they were able to secure a point on their latest visit, holding Newcastle to draw thanks to the late sentence Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

Although visitors have no threat of rejection, Everton has the opportunity to end the campaign with three consecutive victories – a feat they have not achieved since the 1980s.

Eddie Howe on Alexander Isak:

“Alex is doing fine, he hasn’t trained with us yet, but he has made good progress. For the next few days he will be crucial for his availability for the weekend. There is a chance, we will only play him if he is suitable for contribution. We will leave Alex … pic.twitter.com/ne31rqolee

– Newcastle United (@nufc) May 2, 2025

Newcastle team news against Everton

Alexander Isaac has thrown out arsenal loss due to muscle solids, but Howe hopes he will be suitable for starting in this key game. If not, Callum Wilson, who has a strong scoring record against Everton, is likely to come in.

Kieran Trippier doubts that he is recovering from the stress of the calf, while Lewis Hall, Joelinton and Matt Targett are left side.

For Everton, the problem of the Maphwaita Morthwaite subcutaneous, as well as James Tarkowski, which means that Michael Keane is likely to continue in defense.

The injury to Captain Seamus Coleman ended the season and there is no room for a loan players Jesper Lindstr and Orel Mangal.

Expected lines for Newcastle against Everton

Newcastle: Pope; Schar, Botman, Burn; Murphy, Bruno Guimaraes, Tonas, Livanceto; Gordon, Izak, Barnes

Everton: Joao Virginia; Young, O’Brien, Keane, Mykolenko; Alaring, Gueye, Garner, McNeil, Ndiaye; Beto

How to Watch Newcastle V Everton: TV and Streaming

Newcastle V Everton will start on Sunday at 4 pm, but not available for watching in the UK.

Statistics for Newcastle against Everton

• Newcastle has won the last six domestic league matches.
• Magpies have only lost twice in the last 10 games of the Premier League.
• Everton ordained two wins in a row, but in the top flight he did not win three straight from the 1980s.
• Newcastle won the last day of the season eight of his last 10 matches.
• Everton won only once on the last day since 2016.

Access to Goodison: Finals. 🥺💙

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– Everton (@everton) May 19, 2025

Prediction

Newcastle showed that they could deliver when counting, and this home finale should not be an exception.

Everton plays a little and can fight to match the intensity of Magpies.

Newcastle 2-0 Everton