Split image of Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle and Everton boss David Moyes
Split image of Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaissle and Everton boss David Moyes
The Toffees beat the Magpies 3-1 in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup on 29 October.
David Moyes' team will now travel to St James' Park on 2 November to turn their league form around.
Newcastle struggled at Hill Dickinson Stadium and pressure is only expected to increase on Matthias Jaissle.
James Garner and Hayden Hackney gave the Blues a two-goal lead going into the break, before Thierno Barry added a third in the second half.
Dan Burn scored a consolation in the 88th minute and the Tyneside outfit are predicted to face a similar fate at home.
What Tony Bellew has predicted for Newcastle United vs Everton
Hackney scored his first Everton goal against Newcastle and arguably put in his best display to date since signing in the summer.
The former Middlesbrough midfielder got his first start in a while and made the most of it.
In the first half, the Blues dominated and got the two goals, but had to fall back after the break as Newcastle pushed for goals.
The Merseyside outfit were resilient from back to front and Tony Bellew expects a similar emphatic result at St James' Park next.
Speaking on talkSPORT on 30 October, an impassioned Bellew said, "It won't be easy, but we'll be there, we'll be screaming. I just back the manager and players.
"I believe we'll get past them. I believe we'll beat them at their patch as well. We've done them last night, we'll go up there and give them another hide."
Why David Moyes will have to bite the bullet at St James' Park
Jack Grealish was dropped from the Everton squad against Newcastle at Hill Dickinson Stadium due to disciplinary issues.
Tyrique George started on the left-wing and failed to make much of an impact in the 3-1 win.
Fans in L3 will hope whatever issues Grealish has faced at the Toffees can be sorted out before the trip to St James' Park.
Moyes will undoubtedly have a better chance of getting the better of Newcastle again with the Manchester City loanee in the starting lineup.
Things are getting tight in the bottom half of the table, and the Merseyside outfit can't afford to drop more points in Tyneside.