- 12M. Dúbravka
- 20F. Lejeune
- 6J. Lascelles
- 5F. Schär
- 22D. Yedlin
- 11M. Ritchie
- 4Ki Sung-Yueng
- 14I. Hayden
- 24Almiron, Miguel
- 9José Salomón Rondón
- 17Ayoze Pérez
- 3P. Dummett
- 15Kenedy
- 8J. Shelvey
- 26K. Darlow
- 19Javier Manquillo
- 10M. Diamé
- 21Joselu
- 21R. Elliot
- 2C. Clark
- 36S. Longstaff
- 1J. Pickford
- 12L. Digne
- 5K. Zouma
- 4M. Keane
- 43J. Kenny
- 17I. Gueye
- 8André Gomes
- 20Bernard
- 10Gylfi Sigurðsson
- 30Richarlison
- 29D. Calvert-Lewin
- 13Yerry Mina
- 31A. Lookman
- 11T. Walcott
- 22M. Stekelenburg
- 26T. Davies
- 18Morgan Schneiderlin
- 14C. Tosun
- 3L. Baines
- 6P. Jagielka
A run of seven points from three league games saw Newcastle move away from the bottom three of the Premier League. The good form ended with a loss at West Ham last weekend but they are still 14th and six points above the relegation zone. Their home form is strong at present with four league wins in a row with victories over Cardiff City, Manchester City, Huddersfield Town and Burnley. A home game against Everton is another winnable fixture for them as they begin a run-in that isn't too bad with only two games against sides in the top five.
Everton are tenth in the Premier League and six points adrift of the seventh place that might just get them into the Europa League next season. Last weekend saw them draw 0-0 with LIverpool but they only have one win in their last five league games. That was a 3-0 win at Cardiff City who seem to be falling apart at present. Away from home, Everton have won three and lost three of their last six league games as their inconsistent season continues. A bet on under 2.5 goals looks to be one that can get us a winner here.