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Premier League · Round 9
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St James' Park, Newcastle upon Tyne
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Everton surprises at St James' Park and beats Newcastle United 1-0

Visitors withstand pressure away from home in the ninth round of the Premier League and return to add three important points in the season

Everton achieved an important victory away from home by beating Newcastle United 1-0 on Monday, at St James' Park. The result obtained in the ninth round of the Premier League breaks the negative sequence of the visitors in the national competition. On the other hand, the hosts saw the opportunity to gain momentum in front of their fans slip away.

Incidents

NEWEVE
-5'🟨
–Argument
32'🟨
Dan BurnFoul
49'⚽
Thierno Barry
52'🟨
Tyrique GeorgeArgument
64'🔄
Nico González↔ Sean Steur
64'🔄
Joe Willock↔ Yoane Wissa
75'🔄
Joelinton↔ Jacob Ramsey
76'🔄
Anthony Elanga↔ Jacob Murphy
80'🔄
Thierno Barry↔ Brennan Johnson
82'🔄
Jarrad Branthwaite↔ Michael Keane
87'🔄
Amar Dedić↔ Bazoumana Touré
90'🟨
Fabian SchärArgument
90'🟨
Brennan JohnsonArgument
90'🟥
Jacob RamseyFoul
90'🟨
Jacob RamseyFoul
90'🔄
Tyrique George↔ Hayden Hackney

Match Recap

The confrontation at St James' Park pitted two teams against each other that were seeking greater stability in the English table. Everton bet on a compact strategy to neutralize Newcastle United's initial momentum, which tried to set the pace of the actions with the support of its audience. Surgical when they had spaces, the visiting team managed to score and sustain the minimum advantage of 1-0 until the final whistle, completely frustrating the home team's attempts.

Statistics

Expected goals

1.47Newcastle Unitedno goals
2.15Everton1 goal scored

Possession

52%Newcastle United≈ 47 min on the ball
48%Everton≈ 43 min on the ball

Shots on target

2Newcastle Unitedof 17 shots
5Evertonof 16 shots

Pass accuracy

79%Newcastle United331 of 419
80%Everton315 of 394

Match DNA

Six-dimensional comparison

1st half → 2nd half

Who grew or faded after the break

xG

Possession

Shots on target %

Pass %

Duels won %

Anatomy of the shots

Where each shot ended up

Newcastle UnitedEverton
Goals
—
1
Saved
2
4
Woodwork
1
—
Blocked
6
1
Off target
9
10

Territory map

Action intensity by pitch third

Newcastle United

841917
Defensetackles
Midfieldpasses
Attackshots

Everton

1639410
Attackshots
Midfieldpasses
Defensetackles

Darker shades mean more activity in that zone

Duels

Who won more battles

Ground

63%
37% · 1863% · 31

Aerial

66%
34% · 1366% · 25

Dribbles

67%
33% · 167% · 9

Player impact

Accurate passes × offensive actions (size = rating)

Players with 30+ min only.

Match standout

Top-rated player's share of the team

Everton

Jarrad Branthwaite

D · #4

Rating: 8.30

Passes36Shots1Defense8Creation55

Match Highlights

The solidity of Everton's defensive system was the great pillar to guarantee the triumph away from home in this round. Even without the ball for a good part of the confrontation, the visitors demonstrated enormous organization in the coverage to block Newcastle United's attempts to infiltrate. The home team, despite seeking alternatives to breach the opposing block, stumbled upon the strong marking and could not find clear paths to seek equality on the scoreboard.

What the Numbers Say

The result represents a significant relief for Everton, which was under pressure after a record of 1W, 2D, and 2L in the previous five matches of the calendar. The away victory serves as fundamental fuel for the sequence of the team's work. Meanwhile, Newcastle United, which had accumulated 2W, 0D, and 3L in its last five duels, returns to oscillate and loses the chance to build a positive sequence within the elite of English football.

Lineup

How teams lined up at kick-off

21Horníček7.33Hall6.85Schär6.633Burn6.8C37Dedić6.666.6↓146.7↑GonzálezSteur76.5↓236.8↑JoelintonMurphy11Barnes6.5195.9↓416.1↑ElangaRamsey28Willock6.1↓10Osula6.51Pickford7.048.3↓56.7↑BranthwaiteKeane6Tarkowski7.2C15O'Brien7.416Mykolenko7.58Dewsbury-Hall7.919George7.134Röhl6.837Garner7.445Armstrong7.3117.6↓226.5↑BarryJohnson
Newcastle United · 4-5-1Everton · 4-5-1
CCaptain↓Substituted

Newcastle United

Manager: Matthias Jaissle

4-5-1

Starters

Goalkeeper

Defenders

Midfielders

Forwards

Bench

Everton

Manager: David Moyes

4-5-1

Starters

Goalkeeper

Defenders

Midfielders

Forwards

Bench

Man of the match

Jarrad Branthwaite

Everton

8.3

Referee

John Brooks

Suspended

Players who became suspended in this match and will serve the suspension in the next league game.

Newcastle United

🚫
Jacob RamseyBecame suspended due to Red cardWill serve suspension in the next match against Fulham.

What Changes Now

Both teams return to the field already at the end of the week for the tenth round of the Premier League to continue the championship. Everton plays on Friday, November 6, 2026, when they host Coventry City in front of their audience at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Newcastle United acts on Saturday, November 7, 2026, measuring forces away from home against Fulham on the Craven Cottage pitch.

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