Everton vs Newcastle United LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction
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Newcastle United moved in sight of Champions League qualification with a 4-1 win at Everton that kept the home team in the Premier League’s relegation zone.
Callum Wilson, selected up front ahead of Alexander Isak, scored goals either side of a header from Joelinton.
Isak came on as a second-half substitute and produced the highlight of the game with a mazy dribble down the left wing before he chipped the ball across for fellow replacement Jacob Murphy to tap home at the far post.
Everton thought it was back in the game at Goodison Park after an 80th-minute header from Dwight McNeil at a corner, which made it 3-1. Murphy, though, scored a minute later.
Newcastle stayed in third place and is eight points clear of Aston Villa in fifth, having played one game less. Newcastle has six matches to play. Everton is in next-to-last place, two points adrift of safety, and has a huge game at third-from-bottom Leicester coming up on Monday.
Everton vs Newcastle United
Sean Dyche makes three changes from their draw with Crystal Palace last time out. They're boosted by the returns of Doucoure from suspension and Onana from injury, with Godfrey also coming into the side. Garner and Gray both drop to the bench, while Mason Holgate is suspended after being sent off in that game.
Everton vs Newcastle United
NEWCASTLE UNITED SUBS: Alexander Isak, Martin Dubravka, Anthony Gordon, Dan Burn, Jamaal Lascelles, Javier Manquillo, Jacob Murphy, Elliot Anderson, Matt Ritchie.
Everton vs Newcastle United
NEWCASTLE UNITED STARTING XI (4-3-3): Nick Pope; Kieran Trippier, Fabian Schar, Sven Botman, Matt Targett; Sean Longstaff, Bruno Guimaraes, Joe Willock; Miguel Almiron, Callum Wilson, Joelinton.
Everton vs Newcastle United
EVERTON SUBS: Nathan Patterson, Asmir Begovic, Conor Coady, Neal Maupay, Yerry Mina, Demarai Gray, Tom Davies, Ellis Simms, James Garner.
Everton vs Newcastle United
EVERTON STARTING XI (4-3-3): Jordan Pickford; Ben Godfrey, Michael Keane, James Tarkowski, Vitalii Mykolenko; Amadou Onana, Idrissa Gueye, Abdoulaye Doucoure; Alex Iwobi, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Dwight McNeil.
Everton vs Newcastle United
It's a game with big implications at both ends of the table. Newcastle took another big step towards Champions League football next season with a thumping 6-1 win over Tottenham on Sunday, meaning they bounced back in style from their 3-0 defeat to Aston Villa in their last away game. That's their only loss in seven, winning the other six in that run. As for Everton, they slipped down to 19th due to results in the other matches this week. They're winless in their last five outings (D3 L2), last winning against Brentford in mid-March.
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