

Premier League
•Round 9

Newcastle United
15:00
2nd Nov 2026

Everton
Draw


Author
Fact checker Janne Kouva
The draw remains the lean, with both teams separated by only one point and the confirmed starters offering no decisive reason to abandon 1-1.
I'm sticking with the draw prediction, and 1-1 remains the scoreline that makes most sense. Confirmed starters are available for both sides, but there is no obvious late-team-news reason to move away from the previous view. The draw price has barely shifted from 3.68 to 3.62, which tells you the market has not materially changed its mind either. Here's why this still looks close.
The draw remains my pick, although it is still a low-confidence call rather than something to force. Newcastle are now 12th on 11 points after eight games, with Everton 14th on 10, so there is very little between them in the current table. Newcastle's recent five contains two wins and three defeats, including 0-2 at Crystal Palace last time out, while Everton have taken a win, two draws and two losses from their last five. Neither sequence gives me enough to trust a clear winner.
The confirmed lineups do not trigger a change to the previous view. Newcastle start William Osula, Anthony Elanga and Harvey Barnes, while Everton have Thierno Barry supported by Tyrique George, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Merlin Röhl. Those are usable attacking options on both sides, but nothing in the supplied starters points to a decisive absence from the original draw logic. Everton's last two league games ended 2-0 defeats, so the away attack remains the main concern, yet their 2-2 draw at Hull and 0-0 at Tottenham show why a narrow, controlled outcome is still plausible.
The market movement is minor. The draw has eased only from 3.68 in the published prediction to 3.62 now; BTTS Yes is effectively unchanged from 1.61 to 1.60, while Under 2.5 has moved from 2.16 to 2.20. That is broadly stable pricing, not a late signal against the original call. I still see 1-1 as the most coherent route: Newcastle contribute at home, Everton keep it competitive, and neither side separates itself enough for a confident winner pick.
Draw

Newcastle United
1 : 1
Everton




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Goals Scored
1.5
Goals Conceded
1.8
Goals difference
-2
Avg. goals per match
3.3
FT, 25 Oct 2026
0
2
FT, 17 Oct 2026
0
1
FT, 12 Oct 2026
4
1
FT, 19 Sept 2026
2
1
FT, 14 Sept 2026
4
1
Based on recent previews and team reports.

Newcastle United
Confirmed: 4-2-3-1
🧤Goalkeeper:
Lukas Hornicek
🛡️Back line:
Amar Dedic, Fabian Schär, Dan Burn, Lewis Hall
⚙️ Midfield:
Nico González, Joelinton, Anthony Elanga, Joe Willock, Harvey Barnes
⚡ Attack:
William Osula

Everton
Confirmed: 4-2-3-1
🧤Goalkeeper:
Jordan Pickford
🛡️Back line:
Jake O'Brien, James Tarkowski, Jarrad Branthwaite, Vitaliy Mykolenko
⚙️ Midfield:
Harrison Armstrong, James Garner, Merlin Röhl, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Tyrique George
⚡ Attack:
Thierno Barry
⚔️Attack vs defence
Newcastle starter William Osula faces Everton centre-backs Jarrad Branthwaite and James Tarkowski, while Thierno Barry is opposed by Fabian Schär and Dan Burn.,Midfield : Nico González and Joelinton line up against James Garner and Harrison Armstrong, with the central starters competing to supply their respective attacking groups.,Flanks: Anthony Elanga and Harvey Barnes provide Newcastle's wide starting options against Vitaliy Mykolenko and Jake O'Brien, while Tyrique George and Merlin Röhl offer Everton outlets.







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The draw price has moved only from 3.68 to 3.62, a negligible shortening that suggests broadly stable support for a shared result.
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Both teams to score: Yes has shifted from 1.61 to 1.60, indicating virtually unchanged expectations that each side can contribute.
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Under 2.5 goals has drifted from 2.16 to 2.20, a small move implying slightly weaker support for a low-scoring game rather than a major repricing.