Newcastle and Everton meet for the second time in five days tonight. Check out how to watch and stream it on TV today, with St James’ Park hosting Monday Night Football and kick off at 20.00 GMT.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | TV Channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Newcastle United v Everton | 2 November 2026 | 20.00 GMT | Sky Sports Main Event |
What channel is Newcastle v Everton on?
Newcastle v Everton is on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League, with coverage from 18.30 and streaming through the Sky Sports app. The game starts at 20.00 GMT at St James’ Park on Monday 2 November 2026, in gameweek nine of the Premier League.
Newcastle were knocked out of the Carabao Cup at Everton on Thursday, losing 3-1 after a goalless first half. James Garner, Hayden Hackney and Thierno Barry all scored in a 25-minute spell after the break, and Dan Burn’s late reply came too late to matter for the side who won this competition two seasons ago.
That made it three defeats in four in all competitions for Matthias Jaissle, though the 2-0 league win at Crystal Palace the previous weekend kept them in the top half. Defending remains the concern, after heavy defeats at Coventry and Leeds, and Newcastle have won only one of their four home league games and are still waiting for a clean sheet at St James’ Park this season.
Will Osula twisted his ankle on Thursday and is a doubt, as are Lewis Miley with a muscle problem and Matias Fernandez-Pardo after illness. Ewen Jaouen and Tino Livramento are both out, and if Osula misses out Yoane Wissa should come in up front, with Joelinton expected to return to midfield.
Everton’s cup win sets up a quarter-final at Fleetwood, the League Two side who knocked out Arsenal. David Moyes will hope that result also lifts his side’s league form, which has dipped badly after an unbeaten first six games.
Everton have lost their last two Premier League games without scoring, the most recent a 2-0 defeat at Arsenal in which they conceded twice from set pieces and crosses. They are still looking for a first away league win of the season.
Jack Grealish was left out of the cup tie for a breach of club discipline and there is no guarantee he returns here. Brennan Johnson and Tyrique George started out wide at the Emirates, but Tyler Dibling could be in line for a Premier League start after impressing in the cup, and Jarrad Branthwaite is expected to be cleared to return after concussion.
Everton have had the upper hand in this fixture recently, and Thursday’s result means Newcastle go into the rematch with something to prove in front of their own supporters.
