Premier League Betting Tips for Newcastle United v Everton

It’s here, the final day of this Premier League campaign will take place on Sunday, with the main talking question being, who will secure UEFA Champions League football next season with a top five finish? It’s still all to play for.

St James’ Park will be rocking for this one, as Newcastle United look to confirm their place in next seasons Champions League by finishing their campaign in the top five, they welcome Everton on the final day.

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Now, let’s take a closer look at some football betting angles for Sunday’s Premier League fixture:

Newcastle United v Everton – Sunday, 4pm

• Newcastle United fell to a 1-0 defeat at Arsenal on Saturday evening meaning they enter the final game of the season occupying fourth place in the Premier League but only via goal difference.
• Eddie Howe knows his side are more than likely going to need a victory here to confirm their UCL spot, they’ll be happy to return to familiar surroundings having won each of their last six Premier League games on home soil.
• The last two meetings between these two sides have ended in a stalemate but the Magpies have won three of their last four meetings here against Everton.
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• Everton signed off their long stay at Goodison Park on Sunday after a 2-0 victory against Southampton in an emotional day for the Toffees.
• David Moyes’ side will finish their Premier League campaign in thirteenth despite the result in this one which is something in itself given the state of Everton before Moyes’ arrival.
• This will be tough for the Toffees though, not just because of their recent record away to Newcastle, they’ve also only won just one of their last eight games on the final day.

Prediction: Harvey Barnes To Assist A Goal, Newcastle United 2-1 Everton.