Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert on Football Focus

The FA say that they will do something about racism every time.

They need to be much stronger about it because it should be really simple.

They have to do something for the greater good to finally make a change.

This looks much better from Newcastle. Their shape is compact, the full-backs are getting forward and Everton haven't been able to get through the middle.

Jamal Lewis brings down Alex Iwobi this time to stop his run down the right. The free-kick from James Rodriguez reaches Yerry Mina again but he heads it over.

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Javier Manquillo wins a free-kick on the right touchline, which Jonjo Shelvey will take. Yerry Mina gets it away but it's whipped in again by Ryan Fraser.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin wins it but he loses out to Isaac Hayden at the other end a few moments later.

Callum Wilson picks the ball up on the edge of the box but he can't turn. He tees up Jeff Hendrick, gets it straight back and has a shot deflected over the bar.

Nice.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

It looks like Newcastle are lining up with four at the back again, in a 4-3-3. Isaac Hayden is in a deeper midfield role with Jonjoe Shelvey and Jeff Hendrick.

Ryan Fraser and Miguel Almiron are further forward, alongside of Callum Wilson.

Lucas Digne whips a cross in from the left and Karl Darlow has to push it out for a corner under pressure from James Rodriguez.

Callum Wilson gets his head on the set-piece delivery and Abdoulaye Doucoure can't keep it in on the far side.

Yerry Mina wins the header as Karl Darlow had come out bravely to punch the cross from James Rodriguez and he's fouled by Mina in the air.

Great delivery; good goalkeeping.

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Jamaal Lascelles is straight into the book for a late challenge on Richarlison. The Brazilian had played a nice one-two with James Rodriguez to get around the press from Jonjo Shelvey and he was away.

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Gylfi Sigurdsson is playing very deep. James Rodriguez seems to have a free role too.

Jordan Pickford sends one long for Dominic Calvert-Lewin to chase but Karl Darlow comes out of his area to make the clearance. He wins a free-kick in the process too, as he's clattered into by DCL on the follow-through.

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Miguel Almiron manages to squeeze it through to Javier Manquillo from the right touchline.

Gylfi Sigurdsson comes across to concede a corner. It comes in from Ryan Fraser but the shot inside the box is blocked.

Off we go!

Just dropping this in before kick-off...

Callum Wilson (49) is one short of 50 Premier League goals. He has netted four goals in his last three PL appearances against Everton.

Here come the teams. Predictions?

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Time to put the kettle on then?

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Rich, Madrid: We need to stick with Bruce - I'm a big fan of his and think he'll see us come good soon enough.

Mark Lynch: Why are there so many premier matches league matches kicking off at 3pm on tv today, when it's the time the lower leagues play and have the only opportunity to get any income?!

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Steve Bruce on Allan Saint-Maximin: "Basically he has been out for the best part of eight weeks. We just have to gently ease him in.

"What we don't want to do is risk him so he pulls a muscle. He played half an hour the other day so it was good to see him back."

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

New Newcastle assistant Graeme Jones is in the thick of the visitors' warm-up.

He's been giving short snippets of advice to the likes of Callum Wilson as he mixes with the players, and fed aerial balls to centre-backs Jamaal Lascelles and Fabian Schar, before providing lay-offs in the team shooting practice.

Lascelles and Schar will have their hands full today against Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who is looking for a first league goal in seven league games.

Everton

Everton boss Carlo Ancelotti speaking to BT Sport: "We have two full-backs that can push. We can use both of them. They will play on the counter-attack. They have fast players.

"Every game is unpredictable. You don't know what can happen in the game. Newcastle played really well against Leeds. They have a good team and a good manager.

"We will try to get the three points."

No Premier League side is in worse form than Newcastle, who have taken two points from nine league games and lost their last five.

They have also failed to score in each of their past four away games.

Everton, meanwhile, have lost just once in eight league matches, winning five of them.

They have not conceded more than one goal in any of their past nine Premier League matches, letting in six goals in total.

Carlo Ancelotti's side come into this match off the back of a 1-1 draw with Leicester, while Newcastle suffered defeat to Leeds United.

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Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

So a show of faith by Carlo Ancelotti, as he sticks with Jordan Pickford in goal after his error in Wednesday's draw with Leicester.

It was a game which summed up Everton's recent form: strong in defence, dangerous in the air, and occasionally let down by the odd mistake.

The Everton boss admitted as much on Friday by saying: "The fact we are in good position in the table was not because we played fantastic football, it’s because we defended well and the quality we have in front, we can score goals.

"The reason we score a lot of goals from set-pieces is because we have fantastic headers like Yerry Mina, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Michael Keane and we have fantastic players who can deliver the ball well."