📢 📢 ⏱️90’+7′ 📢 📢
In the dying moments, Thierno Barry receives a yellow card as the match reaches its dramatic conclusion. Six minutes of stoppage time have almost been fully played, but Newcastle United fails to respond, extending their poor run.

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⏱️90’+3′
Newcastle United struggles to find an equalizer as added time continues. The home side’s season seems to unravel further, with frustrated fans voicing their displeasure at Everton players. Meanwhile, Everton hold firm, poised to secure all three points in a tense finale.

⏱️88′ ↔️ 🟨
Newcastle make an attacking substitution at the 86th minute: William Osula replaces Anthony Gordon to boost the frontline.
At 88’, Everton shore up the defense, bringing on Michael Keane for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall to protect their lead.
In the same minute, Dan Burn is booked for a tactical foul that halts a Newcastle counterattack.

⏱️83′ ⚽GOAL⚽ ⚽EVERTON⚽
Thierno Barry strikes! The forward silences the home crowd after Newcastle had briefly equalized, putting Everton back ahead. The visitors control the closing stages and look set to claim three points.

⏱️82′ ⚽GOAL⚽ ⚽NEWCASTLE⚽
Jacob Murphy fires Newcastle back into the game with a precise finish, making it 2-2. St. James’ Park erupts as hope is reignited for the home side. The final stretch promises high drama.

⏱️81′ ↔️
Everton make a tactical change: Armstrong makes way for McNeil, reinforcing midfield and helping maintain control as Newcastle presses for a late winner.

⏱️76′ ↔️
At 74’, Everton introduce Thierno Barry for Beto Betuncal, adding fresh legs to hold the lead.
Newcastle respond at 75’ with Yoane Wissa replacing Kieran Trippier, shifting to a more attacking setup in search of an equalizer.

⏱️71′
With under 20 minutes left, Newcastle struggle to break through as Everton dominate possession and dictate tempo, exploiting the home side’s frustration.

🟨 ⏱️66′
James Garner of Everton is booked after a foul, leaving him on a caution as the match remains intense.

🟨 ⏱️61′
Joe Willock of Newcastle receives a yellow for a midfield foul, walking a fine line for the remainder of the contest.

⏱️59′ ↔️
Newcastle make attacking changes at 56’: Harvey Barnes replaces Nick Woltemade and Jacob Murphy comes on for Anthony Elanga, adding pace and width upfront.

🟨 ⏱️54′
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is the first player booked in the second half, alerting him to tread carefully as the match becomes increasingly physical.

⏱️51′
A VAR check disrupts the rhythm, with neither side gaining a clear advantage as stoppages mount.

⏱️46′ ↔️
Second-half substitutions begin: Joe Willock comes on for Jacob Ramsey, the scorer of Newcastle’s opening goal.

⏱️45′
The first half ends after two added minutes. Newcastle fail to respond, while Everton manage their lead effectively.

⏱️39′
As the first half nears its close, Newcastle struggle to impose themselves, and Everton control tempo while protecting their lead.

⏱️34′ ⚽GOAL⚽ ⚽EVERTON⚽
Beto Betuncal restores Everton’s lead with a clinical finish following a defensive lapse, negating Newcastle’s earlier equalizer.

⏱️32′ ⚽GOAL⚽ ⚽NEWCASTLE⚽
Jacob Ramsey powers in a deflected strike, bringing Newcastle level and rattling Everton, reigniting hope at St. James’ Park.

⏱️29′
Everton continue dominating, controlling possession and limiting Newcastle’s attacking opportunities.

⏱️24′
Newcastle start to feel the pressure, with fans expressing frustration as the home side loses composure.

⏱️19′ ⚽GOAL⚽ ⚽EVERTON⚽
Jarrad Branthwaite rises to head a corner into the net, giving Everton the opening goal and shocking the packed stadium.

⏱️16′
Newcastle respond with intensity, increasing pace and pressure as the match enters a highly competitive phase.

⏱️11′
Everton create early chances but lack the final touch, controlling play without converting.

⏱️6′
After surviving Newcastle’s opening bursts, Everton settle, taking control of possession and tempo.

⏱️1′
Kick-off sees Newcastle pressing aggressively from the start, aiming to unsettle Everton and set the match’s rhythm.