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EPL scores: Everton beats Newcastle for the second time in four days as boos ring out at St. James' Park

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Douglas, S. (2026, November 2). EPL scores: Everton beats Newcastle for the second time in four days as boos ring out at St. James' Park. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/epl-scores-everton-beats-newcastle-for-the-second-time-in-four-days-as-boos-ring-out-at-st-james-park/article_442708f8-9a93-5115-b6c2-abe51b1a200e.html

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Everton defeated Newcastle 1-0 in a Premier League match at St. James' Park on Monday, just days after beating them in the English League Cup. Thierno Barry scored the only goal in the 49th minute, and Newcastle fans booed their team's poor performance. With this loss, Newcastle has now suffered four defeats in their last five games across all competitions, dropping to 13th place in the league standings, while Everton moved up to seventh place with nine rounds played.

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On November 2, 2026, Everton beat Newcastle 1-0 in the Premier League, marking their second victory over Newcastle within four days. Thierno Barry scored the only goal in the 49th minute after Newcastle's goalkeeper Lukas Hornicek made a mistake allowing Tyrique George's shot to slip under him. Newcastle fans jeered at halftime and again after the final whistle due to their team's poor performance, which included no shots on target until the 85th minute. Jacob Ramsey was sent off with a second yellow card in stoppage time for a dangerous tackle on Harrison Armstrong. The loss left Newcastle four defeats in five games across all competitions, while Everton climbed to seventh place after nine rounds of matches.

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🔮 The second yellow could easily have been a red as Ramsey planted his studs into the ankle of Everton midfielder Harrison Armstrong.

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Everton Newcastle Saudi the English League Cup the Premier League

Subjects

Everton ORG · 8× Newcastle ORG · 7× Barry PERSON · 2× Jacob Ramsey PERSON · 1× Lukáš Horníček PERSON · 1× Ramsey PERSON · 1× Saudi NORP · 1× Thierno Barry PERSON · 1× Tyrique George PERSON · 1× the Premier League ORG · 1×

Narrative

Everton, which lost to Chelsea and Arsenal in its last two league games, climbed above Newcastle in the standings and up to seventh place after nine rounds, marking a solid start to the season for a club that was put up for sale last month by its American owners.

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🔮 The second yellow could easily have been a red as Ramsey planted his studs into the ankle of Everton midfielder Harrison Armstrong.

2026-11-03 · Toronto Star

EPL scores: Everton beats Newcastle for the second time in four days as boos ring out at St. James' Park · assertive framing

Claims (13 extracted, 1 hedged)

Everton completed a four-day double over Newcastle by adding a 1-0 win in the Premier League on Monday to its victory in the English League Cup last week. asserted

Everton → complete → Cup

Thierno Barry scored the only goal at St. James’ Park, tapping the ball into an unguarded net from barely a meter out in the 49th minute after Newcastle goalkeeper Lukáš Horníček let a shot from Tyrique George squirm under his body. asserted

shot → score → body

Newcastle fans jeered their listless team, whose first shot on target didn’t come until the 85th minute, at halftime and again at the fulltime whistle. asserted

shot → jeer → whistle

Newcastle has four defeats in its last five games in all competitions, including against Everton on Thursday, 3-1 in the cup. asserted

Newcastle → have → cup

The Saudi-owned home side ended the game with 10 men after substitute Jacob Ramsey picked up two yellow cards in as many minutes deep into second-half stoppage time. asserted

Ramsey → own → time

The second yellow could easily have been a red as Ramsey planted his studs into the ankle of Everton midfielder Harrison Armstrong. uncertain

Ramsey → plant → Armstrong

that → lose → owners

Newcastle dropped to 13th in the 20-team league. asserted

Newcastle → drop → league

“It was probably our best performance of the season,” Everton defender James Tarkowski said. asserted

Tarkowski → say → season

No Grealish, again, for Everton They did it without Jack Grealish, who was missing for a third straight game. asserted

who → do → game

The winger, who is on loan from Manchester City, was dropped for last week’s win over Newcastle for disciplinary reasons and didn’t travel to the north east for the rematch on Monday. asserted

who → drop → Monday

Barry is delivering as Everton’s sole striker For Barry, it was a fourth league goal of the season. asserted

it → deliver → season

The France Under-21 striker is the only recognized striker in Everton’s squad following the summer sale of Beto and the club’s failure to wrap up a deal for United States striker Folarin Balogun on deadline day in the summer transfer window. asserted

striker → recognize → window