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:

9. Goodison Park woes
Newcastle were comfortable victors last time out at Goodison Park with a Callum Wilson brace and strikes from Joelinton and Jacob Murphy (courtesy of a wonderful Alexander Isak assist) securing a 4-1 win. However, that win was just the second time Newcastle had defeated Everton on Merseyside since 2011 and the first that wasn’t played behind-closed-doors. | Getty Images

10. Strange things happen…
Everton v Newcastle United always throws up some wild and wacky storylines, particularly in the last few years. Whether it’s Newcastle scoring two goals inside a minute to rescue a point deep into injury time or a Just Stop Oil protest halting the game before an Alex Iwobi strike at the death wins it for Everton - it could be another memorable night tonight. | AFP via Getty Images

11. Howe v Dyche
Tonight’s game will see Howe go up against Dyche for the 15th time during their respective managerial careers. Howe has won four, drawn three and lost seven of these meetings but has won both as Newcastle United manager. | AFP via Getty Images

12. Everton fan protests
This will be just Everton’s second game at Goodison Park since the Premier League’s decision to deduct the Toffees ten points for breathing profit and sustainability rules. The game against Manchester United was littered with protests from the Everton faithful and tonight will likely be no different as they voice their collective displeasure. | Getty Images


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