NEWCASTLE 1
EVRTON 1
IT IS 109 days and 13 games since Everton last won in the Premier League and Sean Dyche's side now face a defining week.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin rescued a hard-earned draw, smashing home an 88th-minute penalty.
The last-gasp goal was celebrated with relish by the away fans who know it could be a key moment to build on ahead of a home clash with Burnley and possible further points deduction imminent.
It was a smash-and-grab raid with Newcastle comfortable and heading for victory after Alexander Isak's early strike, and a series of missed chances.
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