The team news is in at Goodison Park as Newcastle United eye their second away win of the Premier League season at Everton.
Eddie Howe has been forced to make one change from the side that beat Manchester United 1-0 on Saturday with the injured Nick Pope dropping out for Martin Dubravka. Everton have named an unchanged line-up from the side that beat Nottingham Forest 1-0 on Saturday.
Everton will move out of the relegation zone with a win against The Magpies at Goodison Park after being hit with a 10-point deduction last month. Newcastle have a depleted squad following consecutive league wins over Chelsea and Manchester United while Everton are looking to build the win at Nottingham Forest.
Andre Gomes has been ruled out of the match for The Toffees while Amadou Onana is a doubt. Newcastle have 12 players currently out for the match following Pope's dislocated shoulder.
Anthony Gordon scored the only goal of the game before limping off late on with a hip issue. The 22-year-old has since returned to training starts at Goodison Park.
The Magpies' previous visit to Goodison Park saw them claim a 4-1 win last season with Callum Wilson scoring a brace and further goals from Joelinton and Jacob Murphy. Fabian Schar had a late strike disallowed by VAR while Dwight McNeil grabbed a late consolation.
While a win for Everton would take them out of the bottom three, a win for Newcastle would take them back above Manchester United in the table and up to as high as fifth depending on Tottenham Hotspur's result against West Ham United this evening.
Newcastle United line-up: Dubravka; Trippier, Lascelles, Schar, Livramento; Guimaraes, Miley, Joelinton; Almiron, Gordon, Isak
Newcastle United substitutes: Karius, Gillespie, Dummett, Ritchie, Krafth, Hall, Diallo, A.Murphy, Parkinson
9. RW: Miguel Almiron
Almiron has continued to be a key part of Howe’s team, although he hasn’t been able to register too many goals in recent times. A strike against Everton would be a very welcome boost. | Getty Images
10. ST: Alexander Isak
Isak may not have had too many opportunities in front of goal at the weekend, but his general link up play was superb and reminded everyone just what a force he can be up-front. | Getty Images
11. LW: Anthony Gordon
Gordon had to settle for a place on the bench on his first return to Goodison Park back in April but he will travel to Merseyside this time as one of Newcastle United’s key players having scored on his last four league appearances at St James’ Park. | Getty Images
