8legs: Everton

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sports15h ago

Nick Pope missed Newcastle's clash with Everton due to a groin injury picked up in training, sidelining him for the match.
Aaron Ramsdale started in goal for Newcastle after Pope's injury setback ahead of the Everton game.
Pope's injury followed a high-profile error in the midweek Champions League clash with Marseille.
Howe said all options are on the table for choosing the goalkeeper based on merit when Pope is fit again.
The team posted an update confirming Pope's groin injury kept him out of the Everton match.
Pope's injury was described as a groin issue picked up in training the day before the game.
Newcastle faced renewed pressure after recent defensive lapses and a Champions League blunder tied to Pope.
Pope's return would depend on merit and team decisions, per Howe's comments.
The match took place as Newcastle aimed to recover form after a mixed run and key results.

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#2 out of 4

sports12h ago

Newcastle beat Everton 4-1 in the Premier League at Hill Dickinson Stadium, with Thiaw scoring twice to spark the victory.
The opener came in under a minute as Thiaw headed in from a corner to give Newcastle the lead.
Pickford’s error allowed the second goal as the goalkeeper failed to handle a cross and deflected it into his own netting situation.
Livramento assisted Elanga for Newcastle’s third, with Woltemade finishing to cap the counter-attacking move.
Lewis Hall provided a precise cross for Thiaw’s second header that sealed the win late on.
Everton’s goalkeeper Pickford was at fault for the third goal as his side failed to stop the break.
Moyes acknowledged Newcastle were superior and that Everton struggled to stop their quick breaks.
Grealish and Dewsbury-Hall operated in Everton’s midfield but could not create meaningful chances.
The match marked Newcastle’s first away win in some time and boosted confidence after Marseille.
The scoreline left Everton with a heavy defeat as Newcastle converted chances efficiently in the final third.

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#3 out of 4

sports12h ago

Newcastle secure their first away league win of the season with a 4-1 margin at Everton.
Thiaw’s early header from Miley’s corner gave Newcastle a quick lead, the fastest goal of the season so far.
Woltemade’s lob finished off a rapid counter, extending Newcastle’s advantage before halftime.
Thiaw struck again after halftime to make it four for Newcastle, sealing the win.
Everton’s Thierno Barry had a goal ruled out by VAR for handball, denying a late surge.
Newcastle’s rotation under Eddie Howe delivered key contributions from Miley, Hall, Elanga, and others.
Ramsdale started in goal as Pope remained sidelined with a groin issue.
Miley’s development into a potential fixture indicates Newcastle’s midfield options next to Guimaraes and Tonali.
Newcastle sit 11th, three points off Champions League places after the win.
The upcoming fixtures include home games against Burnley and Tottenham, offering more opportunities to build momentum.

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#4 out of 4

sports12h ago

Thiaw scores twice to lead Newcastle's 4-1 win against Everton, earning MVP honors.
Miley opens the scoring for Newcastle with a first-minute header after a corner.
Miley doubles Newcastle's lead in the 25th minute after a Burn deflection.
Woltemade scores for Newcastle to make it 3-0 before halftime.
Thiaw braces again in the 58th minute to seal the win for Newcastle.
Dewsbury-Hall scores for Everton late but it proves insufficient.
Match ends 1-4 as Newcastle record a commanding victory.
FotMob provided the MVP rating confirming Thiaw’s standout performance.
Newcastle’s goals were assisted by multiple players, including Miley, Burn, and Elanga.
Everton defender James Tarkowski aided Dewsbury-Hall's late strike for Everton.

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