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Everton Vs Newcastle Betting Preview, EFL Cup Prediction, H2H Record, Latest Odds & Best Bets

Hill Dickinson Stadium | EFL Cup 4th round 2026-27 | Thursday, October 29 | 7:45pm BST

Thursday night sees the conclusion of the EFL Cup 4th round and here at BetVictor News, we take a closer look at the Everton vs Newcastle odds – providing a detailed match preview, score prediction, overall H2H record, team news, the best betting angles and more.

everton vs newcastle odds
29 OCT | 19:45
Everton
Newcastle United
Match Betting
Everton 6/5
Draw 13/5
Newcastle United 21/10

Everton Vs Newcastle Odds

With home advantage at their disposal, the Everton vs Newcastle EFL Cup odds lean towards a Toffees win. David Moyes side are 6/5, the draw is online at 13/5 with the Toon Army available at 21/10.

Ahead of the match, the latest Everton vs Newcastle betting markets are online which include BTTS, O/U, anytime goalscorers, bet builders, bet boosts, correct score, Asian lines and many, many more.

Everton Vs Newcastle Preview

Having made a positive start to the 2026-27 season, Everton lost 2-0 to Arsenal on Saturday and were defeated by the same scoreline against Chelsea the week previous. The Toffees are without a win in their last three and supporters are expecting an upturn in fortunes sooner rather than latter.

As for Newcastle, the Toon Army have had a relatively strong start under Mattias Jaissle but the 4-1 losses to Leeds and Coventry won’t be forgotten lightly. On the weekend, the Magpies beat Crystal Palace 2-0 thanks to goals from William Osula and Harvey Barnes.

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Everton Vs Newcastle H2H Record

The overall Everton vs Newcastle H2H record favours the Toffees. The Merseysiders have 78 wins compared to the Magpies 72. In more recent meetings, the Toon Army were victorious on their maiden visit to the Hill Dickinson Stadium (4-1) with David Moyes side claiming a 3-2 win at St James’ in February.

Everton vs Newcastle last five results:

  • Newcastle 2-3 Everton – PL (2025-26)
  • Everton 1-4 Newcastle – PL (2025-26)
  • Newcastle 0-1 Everton – PL (2024-25)
  • Everton 0-0 Newcastle – PL (2024-25)
  • Newcastle 1-1 Everton – PL (2023-24)

Everton Vs Newcastle Team News

Jarrad Branthwaite and Jack Grealish are rated 50/50 having missed the Arsenal game through concussion and illness. Manager David Moyes is unlikely to make wholesale changes purely down to the fact he can’t with the size of the squad available to him.

Meanwhile, Newcastle are expected to make late calls on Matias Fernandez-Pardo and Lewis Miley. It’s already been confirmed that Tino Livramento and Ewen Jaouen will definitely be missing but Sunday’s goalscorers Harvey Barnes and William Osula are in line to start.

everton vs newcastle bet builders
29 OCT | 19:45
Everton
Newcastle United
Bet Builder
Everton to Win, Newcastle United to Win the 1st Half, Over 9.5 Corners 23/1
Everton to Win, Everton to Win the 1st Half, Over 9.5 Corners 9/2
Newcastle United to Win, Both Teams to Score (Yes) 21/5
Newcastle United to Win, Newcastle United Over 1.5 Goals, Over 9.5 Corners 21/4
Everton to Win, Over 2.5 Goals 43/20
Newcastle United to Win, Newcastle United to Win the 1st Half, Over 2.5 Goals 23/4

Everton Vs Newcastle Predicted Lineups

Everton predicted lineup:

Pickford; Maitland-Niles, O’Brien, Keane, Mykolenko; Hackney, Armstrong; Dibling, Alcaraz, George; Barry

Newcastle predicted lineup:

Hornicek; Dedic, Thiaw, Botman, Hall; Gonzalez, Ramsey; Elanga, Wissa, Barnes; Osula

Everton Vs Newcastle TV Channel, Live Streaming And Radio

Everton vs Newcastle is available to watch live in the UK on Sky Sports + (7:45pm kick-off). Live streaming is available via the Sky Go app, Sky Sports app, Virgin TV Go or via a NOW sports membership. Supporters can also tune in on BBC Radio Merseyside and BBC Radio Newcastle.

*A valid TV license and Sky Sports subscription is required to watch live in the UK

everton vs newcastle correct score
29 OCT | 19:45
Everton
Newcastle United
Correct Score
Everton 1 – 0 15/2
Everton 2 – 0 10/1
Everton 2 – 1 7/1
Draw 1 – 1 11/2
Draw 2 – 2 11/1
Newcastle United 2 – 0 15/1
Newcastle United 2 – 1 9/1
Newcastle United 3 – 2 25/1

Everton Vs Newcastle Betting Angles

Key Match Stats

  • EFL Cup stats – You have to go back to the 2002-03 season for the last time Everton and Newcastle met in the EFL Cup.
  • Everton stats – The Toffees haven’t won any of their last three games.
  • Newcastle stats – Mattias Jaissle’s side have already won three times on the road in all competitions this season.

Top Betting Angles for Everton vs Newcastle

  • Over 2.5 goals: Landed very comfortably in both Premier League games last season. Currently 8/11.
  • BTTS (Yes): Came in across six of Newcastle’s ten league and cup games. Our football betting markets have BTTS (yes) available at 3/5.
  • Anytime goalscorers: Thierno Barry (17/10), William Osula (15/8) Tyrique George (14/5) and Harvey Barnes (9/4) are worth consideration.

Everton Vs Newcastle Prediction

Everton haven’t won a major trophy since 1995 and as much as supporters would like to see a fresh addition to the trophy cabinet, we feel the Toffees will prioritise the Premier League and with Newcastle’s recent EFL Cup pedigree, and decent form on the road, should see them through.

Prediction: Everton 1-2 Newcastle


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Any betting decisions should be made responsibly and there are no guarantees when it comes to match outcomes. All odds correct as of 3m on October 28, 2026 and are subject to change.

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