Newcastle United fan/writer reaction after Everton 3 Newcastle 1
Story updated
The story in brief
14-second readNewcastle United lost 3-1 to Everton in a Carabao Cup match, with the result being considered disappointing by fans and writers. The match statistics showed Newcastle dominated possession and shots, but failed to capitalize on their chances. Everton scored three goals, with the third goal putting the tie beyond Newcastle.

The full picture
Newcastle United lost 3-1 to Everton in a Carabao Cup match, with the result being considered disappointing by fans and writers. The match statistics showed Newcastle dominated possession and shots, but failed to capitalize on their chances. Everton scored three goals, with the third goal putting the tie beyond Newcastle. The loss was Newcastle's first time not reaching the quarterfinals in five years.
Fans and writers on The Mag expressed disappointment and frustration with Newcastle's performance, citing poor finishing and defensive lapses. Some contributors felt the team was the better side but didn't take advantage of their opportunities. Others were critical of the team's performance, with one comparing it to a period under Alan Pardew's management when the team would take one step forward and two steps back.
The loss has sparked concerns about the team's future and the manager's ability to lead the team. Some fans are calling for change, with one contributor expressing frustration with the manager's tactics and player selection. The team will play Everton again on Monday, which is seen as an opportunity for revenge. The upcoming match is expected to be a challenging one, given Everton's physicality and the 'niggly' nature of the previous encounter.
At a glance
- Reporting status
- Reported
- Original publisher
- The Mag ↗
- Source published
- Clubs covered
- Newcastle United, Everton
Attributed publisher reporting. Kickjolly has not independently confirmed the claim.
Source context
Instant fan/writer reaction from some of our regular contributors on The Mag. ‘How many shots and you lose 3-1?!?! (At least we did eventually score). We never looked like getting anything out of the game and have to say Everton looked like they could score when they went forward and all 3 goals were not defended well. A sad way to get knocked out and a long journey home to think about it. Everton, thankfully we are at home this time.’ ‘When the ball doesn’t land right, when Lewis Hall is not man of the match, and when the referee is strange, you know it is not your day.
Source excerpt · The Mag
Read original report ↗THE NEXT STORY STARTS HERE
Keep reading
More stories connected to this one. Find your next talking point.
Everton 3 Newcastle 1 match ratings and comments on all Newcastle United players
We asked Dave Marshall to give us his match ratings and comments on individual Newcastle United players after Everton 3 Newcastle 1 in the Carabao Cup. It was there for... You…
The MagWill Osula injury could open door for Newcastle United youngster Afner Ca against Everton
Will Osula's ankle injury during the first half may lead to Afner Ca's potential Premier League debut against Everton, as reported by Newcastle Toons. Osula was replaced by…
Newcastle ToonsFurious Jaissle admits "I need to scream more" after Newcastle's Everton defeat
Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle expressed frustration after his team's 3-1 Carabao Cup defeat at Everton, citing costly individual mistakes. Jaissle admitted he may…
NUFC BlogWhich loosely translated meant United’s visit was to end in tears… Everton 3 Newcastle 1
Newcastle United lost 3-1 to Everton in the League Cup fourth round, with the hosts being ruthlessly efficient in registering three goals from five shots on target. The match…
The MagWillock Gets 7.5, Dedic With 5.5 | Newcastle United Players Rated In Poor Loss Vs Everton
Newcastle United lost 3-1 to Everton in the EFL Cup, with the Magpies conceding two goals in the first half and another in the 69th minute. The match took place at the Hill…
The 4th OfficialEverton ease past Newcastle to set up Fleetwood trip after Grealish is dropped
The biggest night in Everton’s season started with a big call from David Moyes and demanded a big performance from his players. With the exception of Jack Grealish, they did…
The GuardianThe stands
0 commentsHave your say. Keep it about football. Guest comments are reviewed before appearing publicly.




Be the first to start the conversation.