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The games keep coming for Newcastle United as they prepare to face Sean Dyche’s Everton searching for a third-straight Premier League win.
Eddie Howe's side have defeated Manchester United and Chelsea in their last two league outings, but have struggled on the road this season and face a rejuvenated Everton side at Goodison Park.
Tonight’s game promises to be a very intriguing one at Goodison Park and here, we take a look at 13 things supporters should watch out for tonight during the Premier League clash between Everton and Newcastle United at Goodison Park:
5. The Anthony Gordon factor
Although this isn’t Gordon’s first return to Goodison Park since his move to Newcastle United, he will return to his old stomping ground as a transformed player than the one that saw just two minutes of Newcastle’s 4-1 win in April. Gordon has six Premier League goals this season - although only one has come away from St James’ Park. | Getty Images
6. Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s good record
Calvert-Lewin has scored five times against Newcastle United for Everton - a record only bettered by his six strikes against West Ham. The Magpies have been linked with a move for Calvert-Lewin in recent times and how he fares against Jamaal Lascelles, who he has had a run-in with in previous seasons, will be an intriguing watch. | Getty Images
7. Can Newcastle United’s XI go again?
Newcastle’s current injury problems have meant that Howe has named the same starting XI for three games in a row. Although Pope will miss tonight’s game, Howe will likely name the same ten outfield players to start at Goodison Park. They have been very impressive in their last three outings, but just how long can they keep this run and their intensity going? | Getty Images
8. Everton’s home struggles
Whilst the Toffees have been brilliant away from home, on their own turf they have struggled. They have recorded just one Premier League win at Goodison Park this season - that came against Andoni Iraloa’s Bournemouth in October. | Manchester United via Getty Imag