Djibril Sidibe is on the deck after Andy Carroll's arm ploughs into him. Unintentional from the big man.

The full-back is OK to continue.

We have now.

Newcastle are the first team to emerge from the tunnel.

Andy Carroll has a long chat with assistant Steve Harper.

We are about to get back under way.

Joelinton pushes Mason Holgate after an aerial challenge he didn't like.

Ref Lee Mason books the Brazilian but it's a free-kick to Newcastle....which amounts to nothing.

Joelinton finds Miguel Almiron motoring down the left. The Paraguayan, under pressure, goes for glory in the area and instead finds a spectator.

The ball is cleared before Newcastle set up another attack which ends with Florian Lejeune curling a shot wide of Jordan Pickford's far post.

Two mins plus stoppage.

Theo Walcott has been a little disappointing.

The ex-Arsenal man breaks with Moise Kean to his left but his through-ball is played into empty space.

At the other end Newcastle have a corner.

The ball is too deep and the visitors clear - but Newcastle push Everton back once more.

Newcastle now have a free-kick on the right.

Andy Carroll has got his gloves on. Metaphorically speaking.

Djibril Sidibe does well to clear a square ball with Andy Carroll lurking behind him.

Moments later, Fabian Schar launches a rocket which Jordan Pickford does well to punch away.

Can Newcastle equalise before the break?

Everton are under severe pressure.

Andy Carroll leaps like 'a Cristiano Ronaldo' to head a corner ball back into the six-yard area, but Everton's defenders do enough to put off Newcastle's prowlers.

Carroll has a taste for it.

Andy Carroll scores!!

But he's flagged offside.

Rightly so.

It followed great trickery from Jetro Willems inside the area. His ball found Miguel Almiron, whose shot off the post rebounded to Carroll who tucked in.

Danger averted momentarily.

Newcastle usually quite watertight at home, look a little leaky.

At the other end Jonjo Shelvey lets rip...OK, he didn't let rip...with a shot that trickles past Jordan Pickford's right-hand post.

Everton win two free-kicks in fairly quick succession.

This latest on is on the right...danger for the Magpies!!

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton winger on BBC Final Score

Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored a good goal against Burnley and wants to make that number nine shirt his own. His hold-up play and his all-round play is excellent, the goals were just missing. Now he looks like answering that. It was a classic striker's goal. However, Newcastle were all over the place defensively.

Image source, Reuters

Everton have lost five of the six away Premier League games Calvert-Lewin has scored in, including this fixture last season.

Andy Carroll wins a long punted ball in the air and finds Joelinton.

The Brazilian again gets a shot away, on the angle, but Jordan Pickford dives down to his right to comfortably save.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin has scored seven goals in 18 Premier League games this season - his best goalscoring return in a single top-flight campaign.

Moise Kean, who has made a brilliant start, races down the right and sets up Theo Walcott - his shot was going well wide but is spared his blushes by Fabian Schar's block.