Everton vs Newcastle LIVE: Premier League result and reaction as Pickford keeps out Gordon penalty
Everton 0-0 Newcastle: The teams shared the points at Goodison Park after an entertaining contest
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Your support makes all the difference.Everton and Newcaslte played out an entertaining 0-0 draw at Goodison Park. The visitors were the more controlling side and should have won the game after James Tarkowski dragged Sandro Tonali down in the box midway through the first half.
It was a clear penalty kick and, following a VAR intervention, the visitors had the opportunity to go ahead. Newcastle were awarded the spot kick but Anthony Gordon’s effort was kept out by a fabulous save from Jordan Pickford.
Gordon was a threa throughout and made life hard for his old club with his pace and skill at the top of the match. If truth it was an even contest.
Both managers attempted to change the momentum with substitutes from the bench but they had little effect and neither team could press on to win.
Relive the action from Goodison Park and with our live blog below:
Everton 0-0 Newcastle
63 mins: Save! Almiron sweeps down the right side and cuts in towards the box. Michael Keane gives him too much space and allows a shot at goal.
Jordan Pickford keeps it out and gives his defence an earful afterwards.
Everton 0-0 Newcastle
60 mins: An hour played and still no goals. Miguel Almiron is introduced to replace Harvey Barnes.
Everton 0-0 Newcastle
54 mins: Idrissa Gueye comes onto the pitch for Everton as Sean Dyche looks to change the outlook of this match. He replaces Orel Mangala in the middle of the pitch as Everton look for more control.
Everton 0-0 Newcastle
51 mins: VAR and the penalty decision is still the biggest talking point in this game. Both teams somehow feel hard done by but Newcastle are the ones pressing the issue.
They’ve controlling possession and are trying to get higher up the pitch. Everton need time on the ball.
Everton 0-0 Newcastle
48 mins: Close!
Gordon uses his trickery on the right side of the pitch and flicks a cross over to the back post for Joelinton. The midfielder nods the ball down towards Sandro Tonali who can’t get a shot away before Everton scoop the ball clear.
Second half! Everton 0-0 Newcastle
Okay then, let’s see how this match concludes. Newcastle kick off the final 45 minutes with neither manager making a change at the break.
HT Everton 0-0 Newcastle
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Wolves quickly levelled through Matheus Cunha and, after Bryan Mbeumo’s penalty made it 2-1, Jorgen Strand Larsen poked home another equaliser for the visitors.
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Elsewhere, Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson was replaced after suffering a suspected hamstring injury for the Reds.
Half-time! Everton 0-0 Newcastle
45+6 mins: Nothing to separate the teams are the break.
Anthony Gordon’s penalty miss is the big talking point.
Everton 0-0 Newcastle
45+3 mins: Joelinton strides up the pitch and gets into the box before losing possession to Ashley Young. Newcastle are winning the midfield battle but Everton are being stubborn in defence.
They’ll be tough to get past today.
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