Newcastle's road form has left something to be desired and not sure that changes in the Magpies' first visit to the new Hill Dickinson. In fact Eddie Howe's side is winless in six tries on the EPL trail with recent losses at Brighton, West Ham, and Brentford. Now Howe's troops catch an Everton side on back-to-back wins for David Moyes after the 1-0 success on Monday vs. Man U complete with one of its own (Idrissa Gueye) dismissed after taking a swing at teammate Michael Keane! Moyes needs better conversions from Beto and other frontliners who usually get good service from the wings (Jack Grealish in particular). Sometimes one goal is enough, however, with Jordan Pickford in front of the gate. Play Everton on ML

Everton are surging with momentum after beating Fulham 2-0 and Man Utd 1-0 in their last two games. Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has been superb, and the defense looks rock-solid right now. Everton’s forwards aren’t exactly setting the world alight, but the Toffees keep grinding out results. Under 2.5 goals has paid off in two-thirds of their games this season. Newcastle are strong at home, but they struggle on the road. Their away matches have averaged 1.83 goals, so this could be another low-scoring clash.