Everton Football Club · 29 Oct · Recorded
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All news & discussion →Grand Old Team · 2 Nov, 22:16 UK
Newcastle United 0-1 Everton: Barry the hero as Blues claim vital victory at St James’ Park ↗
Discuss this story →Grand Old Team · 2 Nov, 22:24 UK
James Tarkowski Hails Everton’s ‘Best Performance of the Season’ After Newcastle Victory ↗
Discuss this story →BBC Sport: Everton · 2 Nov, 22:08 UK
Who produced the kind of performance Moyes loves? - player ratings ↗
Discuss this story →BBC Sport: Everton · 2 Nov, 07:19 UK
No Grealish, no problem - the rise of Everton's youngsters ↗
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NEWCASTLE 0–1 EVERTON / 2 NOVEMBER 2026
A yard was enough
Newcastle 0–1 Everton: Barry supplies the finish, the defence sees it through, and a second win over the same opponents brings three league points.
Read the match report →
Ten points, three goals, and something to chase
Everton’s cup lift, the league’s unfinished business and two meetings with Newcastle that ask different questions. The season so far, and what needs to change before January.
Read the season review →From the result archive
Everton v Newcastle United 3–129 Oct 2026 · League Cup · Full time
The matchday room
Next match & live coverage →Last time out / reaction · The Toffee Blues
Everton v Newcastle United: the reaction
29 Oct 2026 · Recorded coverage.
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Results checked 30 Oct, 22:00 UK. Completed results; open Matchday for live coverage.
Made here, for Evertonians
Life on the waterfront
Waterfront history
The Dockers’ Clock: six faces on the waterfront
You can pick it out beside the stadium: the granite tower with a clock facing the water. The photograph is a way into its story, from Jesse Hartley’s docks to the name Victoria Tower.
Look closer at the Dockers’ Clock →
Film / football & photography
Merlin Röhl: a different view of Everton
The full club interview, the photobook and the Baines connection.
Everton identity / Behind the crest
The little tower on the big badge
The Everton Lock-Up, the Rupert nickname and the story behind the crest on the stadium.
Everton’s crest on Bramley Moore (Hill Dickinson Stadium). Photograph © Mark C Grant.
Monday’s long read / Expanded 26 October
Reading the dock: coal, power and the name in stone
The dock had a working life before Everton arrived. Coal trains, the power behind the gates and a name with a difficult history: a fuller account of the place beneath the football address.
The journey / New long read
Beyond the Sandhills steps
The bridge gets us off the platform. What gets the waterfront moving? What was built, what’s missing, and an idea for a connection from Bramley Moore to Baltic.
Read the story & explore the idea →
How did you get home? Add your journey →
On the way to the match
The walk in is part of it.
The gathering outside, the steps up, the people you go with. Two views of the walk into Bramley Moore.
Got a picture from your own walk to the ground? Tell us who you went with, or what made you stop and take it. Share your matchday →
Goodison ’66 / The World Cup came to Everton
Pelé at Goodison. Five games to remember.
Pelé and Garrincha, Eusébio’s comeback, Beckenbauer and Yashin. Follow the five World Cup matches that brought them to Everton’s ground.
Read the Goodison ’66 story →The part only you can tell
Were you there, or does someone in your family still talk about it? We would love to hear the story behind a memory, photograph or saved ticket.
Share a family memory →The Everton we inherit
More than a list of honours.
Player / 1927–28
What Dean’s sixty really means
The season, the team and the record that still defines a standard.
Team / 1984–85How Kendall built belief
The football and the decisions behind Everton’s great side.
Explore / take partTrace the journey. Test your memory.
Our timeline, historic kits, great moments and history quiz, together.
From the sketchbook / 3:44 film
Goodbye Goodison Park
That blue frontage. The people outside. Watch the painting take shape, then add a Goodison memory of your own.
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