How to watch Newcastle United vs Everton: TV and live streaming details
Matthias Jaissle kicked off his time as Newcastle United manager with a 2-1 win over a 10-man Valencia side. His next test will be a familiar one for the Magpies fans.
The Magpies are set to take on Everton in pre-season. And this promises to be a good test for both teams as we head towards the Premier League season.
It is very possible that both Newcastle United and Everton could find themselves vying in the same area of the Premier League table in the 26/27 campaign. That adds to the intrigue of this fixture, even though it is just pre-season and the result does not matter at all.
The game between the two Premier League clubs will kick off at 5:15 pm UK time. It is also set to be played at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, Scotland.
How to watch Newcastle United vs Everton on TV and live streaming
Domestic television viewers in the UK will be able to watch the match between Newcastle United and Everton live on Premier Sports 1.
For those who are looking to live stream the game, it will be available globally via the official Newcastle United App, as well as Everton TV.
Those in the United States will have more than one option as well. The match will be available through FuboTV, FOX Deportes and FOX One. In addition to these channels, it can be streamed on the FOX Sports online platform.
What to watch out for?
It will be very interesting to see what evolution we see in the Newcastle United team from the fixture against Valencia. With a few more days with the team, will Jaissle be able to implement his ideas better?
Of course, not too much can be expected already. Jaissle will need time. He is not even getting the entire pre-season to get his ideas through.
Sourav Mahanty has covered teams like Chelsea, Celtic, Newcastle United, Real Madrid, Manchester United, PSG and more over a career that has now lasted a decade. His work has been featured on Sports Illustrated, Athlon Sports, SB Nation, FanSided, The Sportster and aggregated through Bleacher Report and NewsNow. Outside of football, he is also interested in basketball, cricket and professional wrestling.
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