Watch official Everton 0 Newcastle 0 highlights here – Camera angles show definitely NOT a penalty | OneFootball

Watch the Everton 0 Newcastle 0 match highlights below.

Four things you can absolutely say for sure after this match.

Newcastle United were by a country mile the better team and dominated throughout, 10 corners and not a single one for Everton, 42 touches in the scousers’ penalty area, whilst the home team only 12 in Newcastle’s penalty area.

Newcastle United failed to make their absolute domination pay, they couldn’t get the two or three goals their overall play warranted.

Newcastle United were rightly awarded a penalty.

Everton were correctly denied a penalty.

If you don’t believe me, especially on those last two points, have a look at these highlights below.

TV replays clearly show Tarkowski throwing Sandro Tonali to the ground, the most obvious of penalties.

TV replays clearly show Calvert-Lewis kicked Dan Burn, the most obvious of non-penalties.

In the second supposedly ‘controversial’ incident, Nick Pope made a very good save from Dominic Calvert-Lewin in the 67th minute but couldn’t get it to safety, the Everton striker then tries to go for the rebound but kicks Dan Burn as he tries to connect with the ball. Idrissa Gueye does though get to the rebound and somehow misses an open goal, blazing the ball over the bar.

After Nick Pope saves the ball, Dan Burn goes to clear it, only for Calvert-Lewin to foul him, not the other way round!

Not only was it never a penalty in a million years, surely even if Gueye had scored, the ‘goal’ would have had to be disallowed for the foul on Burn, as the Newcastle defender would have cleared it, if Calvert-Lewin hadn’t hacked him down from behind.

Everton 0 Newcastle  0 – Saturday 5 October 5.30pm

Goals:

Newcastle United:

Everton:

Possession was Newcastle 67% Everton 33%

Total shots were Newcastle 14 Everton 8

Shots on target were Newcastle 3 Everton 2

Corners were Newcastle 10 Everton 0

Touches in the box Newcastle 42 Everton 12

Newcastle United team v Everton:

Pope, Trippier (Livramento 71), Schar, Burn, Hall, Joelinton, Bruno, Tonali (Longstaff 71), Barnes (Almiron 62), Gordon, Jacob Murphy (Willock 69)

UNUSED SUBS:

Krafth, Osula, Kelly, Ruddy, Vlachodimos

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Newcastle United upcoming match schedule, confirmed so far to end of November:

Saturday 19 October – Newcastle v Brighton (3pm)

Sunday 27 October – Chelsea v Newcastle (2pm) Sky Sports

Wednesday 30 October – Newcastle v Chelsea (7.45pm) Sky Sports+

Saturday 2 November – Newcastle v Arsenal (12.30pm) TNT Sports

Sunday 10 November – Forest v Newcastle (2pm) Sky Sports