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Where to Watch Newcastle United vs Everton February 2026

Where to Watch Newcastle United vs Everton February 2026 – A clash between two teams that both still harbor ambitions of competing in European competitions will take place when Newcastle United host Everton in the continuation of the 2025/2026 Premier League season.

This match is predicted to be closely contested as the two sides are separated by only a narrow margin in the league standings.

The match is scheduled to be held at St. James’ Park on Friday, February 27, 2026 at 15:00 local time.

The Magpies celebrated their first away league victory of the season when they defeated The Toffees 4-1 in the previous meeting at Hill Dickinson Stadium in November.

For those who do not wish to miss the excitement of this match, here are the recommendations from Mansion Sports for where to watch Newcastle United vs Everton February 2026.

Condition of Both Teams Ahead of the Match

Newcastle United

Newcastle are in a positive mood after winning four of their last five matches in all competitions and scoring 15 goals in the process – the 2-1 defeat to Manchester City in the Premier League last weekend being their only blemish in the past two weeks.

Not long after advancing to the fifth round of the FA Cup – where they will face Manchester City – The Magpies also successfully progressed to the Round of 16 of the Champions League for the first time after demolishing Qarabag FK with a 9-3 aggregate score, thanks to a 6-1 away victory in the first leg followed by a 3-2 home win in the second leg on Tuesday.

Before preparing for a difficult European encounter against Chelsea or Barcelona, Eddie Howe’s side must refocus on the Premier League, as they aim to climb into the top half of the table and reduce the nine-point gap between their position in 11th place and Liverpool in sixth.

In the Premier League, Newcastle have lost four of their last five matches and have collected an average of 1.33 points per game this season, their lowest ratio in a single campaign under Howe and the lowest for the coach since collecting 34 points in 38 matches with Bournemouth in 2019-20 (0.89) when The Cherries were relegated.

Newcastle are not only seeking to avoid three consecutive home defeats in the Premier League for the first time since January/February 2021 under Steve Bruce, but they are also aiming to record home and away victories over Everton for the sixth time in the top flight; only against Tottenham (seven times) have they achieved more league doubles against a single opponent.

Newcastle midfielder Jacob Ramsey is doubtful after missing the midweek victory over Qarabag due to a minor hamstring injury, while Bruno Guimaraes, Tino Livramento (both hamstring), Fabian Schar (ankle), Lewis Miley (thigh), and Emil Krafth (knee) remain sidelined.

Sandro Tonali, Joelinton, Joe Willock, and even Nick Woltemade are candidates to start in midfield if Ramsey is not fit. Woltemade could also compete with Yoane Wissa for the striker position, where Wissa has recovered from a minor injury and appeared as a substitute against Qarabag.

However, Howe may prefer to deploy former Everton player Anthony Gordon as a central forward, although he has scored only three of his total 14 goals this season in the Premier League, while Malick Thiaw – who scored twice against Everton earlier this season – is set to return to the defensive line after serving a suspension in the Champions League last week.

Everton

Since being eliminated from the third round of the FA Cup by Sunderland on January 10, Everton have recorded two wins, two draws, and two defeats in their last six Premier League matches, including consecutive home losses against Bournemouth and Manchester United.

The Toffees were decided by a second-half goal from Benjamin Sesko as they suffered a 1-0 defeat to the Red Devils on Monday night, leaving David Moyes’ side in ninth place in the Premier League standings and just one point ahead of Newcastle in 11th.

Since January 2025, Everton have not lost three consecutive Premier League matches, while the last time they suffered three successive league defeats under Moyes was in October 2011 during his first spell in charge of the club.

Everton have performed quite well away from home, as they have collected the second-highest number of away points in the Premier League since Moyes’ first away match after returning to manage the team in January last year (38 points).

They have also become one of two teams to concede fewer than one goal per away match during that period (18 goals in 22 matches), alongside league leaders Arsenal (18 in 23).

The Toffees enter this weekend’s match after winning the same fixture at St James’ Park 1-0 last season, and they are seeking to record consecutive away victories over The Magpies for the first time since the 2012-13 and 2013-14 seasons.

Regarding squad conditions for Everton, Jack Grealish (leg) and Carlos Alcaraz (not specifically mentioned) are confirmed absentees due to injury, while backup goalkeeper Mark Travers has a wrist/hand issue and will be assessed before kickoff.

However, Jake O’Brien is available again after missing the match against Manchester United due to suspension.

The Irish player is expected to return at right-back, joining James Tarkowski, Michael Keane, and one of Jarrad Branthwaite or Vitaliy Mykolenko in the defensive line.

James Garner is expected to return to midfield alongside Idrissa Gueye and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who has the most goal involvements for Everton in Premier League away matches this season (four – three goals and one assist).