Everton vs Newcastle Bet Builder Tips: Barnes stars in 28/1 four-fold

Newcastle head to Goodison Park on Saturday evening (17:30 KO, live on Sky Sports Main Event) to take on Everton in the Premier League with both sides hoping to maintain the feel-good factor going into the international break.

Read on for my Everton vs Newcastle Bet Builder Tips.

Under 2.5 total goals

Despite Everton conceding 15 league goals already this season, the second-worst record behind Wolves (16), Saturday's visit of Newcastle looks set to be a tight affair and under 2.5 goals is the play.

The Magpies are again without last season's top scorer Alexander Isak and fellow frontman Callum Wilson and this takes a lot away from the side up top, while midfielder Bruno Guimaraes has yet to find his creative stride.

Under 2.5 goals has landed in two of Everton's last three matches in all competitions and in Newcastle's last two fixtures, and there is a strong chance this can come in again when they meet.

Harvey Barnes 1+ shots on target

Englishman Harvey Barnes leads Newcastle's charts in goals (3), attempts (14) and shots on target (4) and a lot of the attacking responsibility will be placed on his shoulders due to Isak's absence.

The 26-year-old has scored in each of the Magpies' last two away matches and while he could end up finding the back of the net again, the safer play is for him to have at least one shot on target.

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Joelinton to be carded

This could turn out to be a feisty affair between two combative sides and that could spell trouble for Newcastle midfielder Joelinton, who has been shown a joint league-high four yellow cards.

The Brazil international has looked slightly off the pace so far, making uncharacteristic mistakes in possession and this has resulted in some rash tackles being made.

In a potentially hot-tempered contest, the 28-year-old may fall foul of the referee again and land a suspension for his troubles.

Ashley Young to be carded

Joining Joelinton in the book could be Everton full-back Ashley Young, who has already served a ban this season after being sent off against Brighton on the opening weekend.

At 39 years of age, the Englishman is no spring chicken and he could have a job on his hands to contain the likes of Barnes, Anthony Gordon and Jacob Murphy.

That pacey trio will be licking their lips at the thought of going one-on-one against Young and it would be no surprise to see the Everton defender end up in the book.

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