VS
Newcastle vs Everton is a Premier League matchup that can swing sharply between venues and competitions. Newcastle won 4–1 at Everton in November 2025, Everton answered 3–2 at St James’ Park in February 2026, then won a 3–1 friendly in Edinburgh in August 2026. Those fixed results show competing strengths; a future meeting will ask which side controls the transitions better.
Past matches, Newcastle vs Everton
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Match events
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27'⚽T. Barry Normal Goal (Asst: H. Armstrong)
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36'⚽I. Ndiaye Penalty
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46'H. Barnes B. Toure
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46'S. Steur A. Bamba
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46'J. Murphy A. Elanga
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46'N. Woltemade W. Osula
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46'J. Willock Y. Wissa
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46'D. Charlton L. Hall
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46'J. Ramsey Joelinton
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46'M. Pivas S. Botman
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46'M. Miley L. Shahar
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46'H. Johnson M. Thiaw
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53'M. Rohl N. Patterson
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64'Beto T. Barry
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64'T. Dibling I. Ndiaye
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64'C. Alcaraz K. Dewsbury-Hall
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66'C. Alcaraz Yellow Card
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73'⚽T. George Normal Goal (Asst: H. Armstrong)
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74'A. Aznou V. Mykolenko
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83'J. O'Brien M. Keane
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83'H. Foster H. Hackney
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85'⚽H. Barnes Normal Goal (Asst: J. Murphy)
Matchup Newcastle VS Everton
Neither venue guarantees the same script
The 2025–26 league meetings capture the contest’s volatility. Newcastle won 4–1 at Goodison Park on 29 November 2025, but Everton responded with a 3–2 victory at St James’ Park on 28 February 2026. The later 3–1 friendly at Murrayfield on 12 August 2026 also went Everton’s way, although its different purpose should be kept separate from the league evidence. Together, the results show how quickly control can move between the clubs.
Transitions are the durable question
Newcastle’s route is to turn home territory into sustained pressure without leaving space behind the ball. Everton can make the contest uncomfortable through direct attacks and defensive concentration, as the narrow league win demonstrated. The matchup is therefore more useful as a test of control than as a fixed ranking of the teams. A future Premier League meeting will ask whether Newcastle can protect its attacking initiative and whether Everton can again turn defensive resistance into decisive moments.