Everton vs Newcastle Bet Builder Tips

Match overview

Everton welcome Newcastle United to the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Thursday night, with both sides looking to book their place in the quarter-finals of the EFL Cup.

The Toffees arrive following back-to-back Premier League defeats without scoring, while Newcastle will be hoping to build on their impressive 2-0 victory away to Crystal Palace at the weekend. Both teams have won their opening two EFL Cup fixtures, setting up an interesting encounter on Merseyside.

CopyBet has made some Bet Builder selections for Thursday's match:

• Newcastle to win (90 mins)
• Yoane Wissa to score anytime (90 mins)
• Thierno Barry to score anytime (90 mins)

= 22/1

Newcastle to win

Newcastle head into Thursday's clash with renewed confidence after securing an important 2-0 victory away to Crystal Palace, ending a difficult run of results.

Everton, meanwhile, have struggled in recent weeks, losing their last two Premier League matches without finding the net. Although the Toffees have been defensively solid in this season's cup competition, Newcastle will be hoping to carry their momentum into Thursday's encounter and secure a place in the quarter-finals.

Yoane Wissa to score

Yoane Wissa has endured a frustrating start to the Premier League campaign, registering just one goal and one assist despite regularly finding himself in promising goalscoring positions.

The forward has accumulated an expected goals (xG) tally of 2.95 in the league, suggesting he has been getting opportunities without consistently converting them. Having featured from the bench against Crystal Palace at the weekend, Wissa could be handed more minutes on Thursday and will be hoping to rediscover his goalscoring form against Everton.

Thierno Barry to score

Thierno Barry has made an encouraging start to the season for Everton, scoring three Premier League goals and establishing himself as the club’s main centre-forward amid limited squad depth.

The French striker also demonstrated his goalscoring ability in the EFL Cup, netting a hat-trick against Preston North End in the second round. With Barry expected to lead the line on Thursday, he will be looking to take advantage of a Newcastle defence that has conceded ten goals across its last five matches.

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Odds correct at the time of writing.