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Newcastle 0–1 Everton: Barry’s VAR-confirmed goal wins it

Newcastle United 0–1 Everton — confirmed final result from 2 November.

LI LiveSportInsights Editorial Desk02 Nov 2026 · 1 min read
Newcastle 0–1 Everton: Barry’s VAR-confirmed goal wins it
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Confirmed result: Newcastle United 0–1 Everton

Newcastle United and Everton finished 0–1 in their Premier League match on 2 November. ESPN’s completed match record was checked at 23:25 UTC on 2 November (01:25 CAT on 3 November).

Barry supplies the only goal

Thierno Barry scored in the 49th minute following a set-piece situation. ESPN’s final event record confirms the goal was upheld after VAR review.

Newcastle finished with ten players after substitute Jacob Ramsey received a second yellow card at 90+8 minutes. ESPN records his first booking at 90+6 minutes, with both cautions for fouls. The dismissal came in stoppage time after Barry’s decisive goal.

The final statistics

Newcastle United finished with 17 attempts, 2 on target, and 51.6% possession. Everton had 16 attempts, 5 on target, and 48.4% possession.

Our reading: Newcastle finished with one more attempt, but Everton put five shots on target to the home side’s two. Barry’s goal settled the match, giving Everton the win despite having slightly less possession.

Illustrative football photography by Alfonso Scarpa, used under the Unsplash License. It does not depict this match.

Sources & further reading

Reporting supports the facts; the interpretation is our editorial view. Published 02 Nov 2026. Updated 03 Nov 2026, 01:26 CAT.

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