Barry’s Last-Minute Tap-In Shocks Newcastle as Everton Climb to Seventh!
Everton’s Thierno Barry struck again, scoring his fourth goal of the Premier League season, propelling the Toffees up to seventh place with a well-earned victory at Newcastle’s fortress, St James’ Park. The home crowd’s boos echoed loud and clear, frustrated by yet another loss on their own turf—a second in a row that left the Magpies struggling to find form. Barry’s poise was on full display early in the second half; after a fierce effort by Tyrique George found its way past Newcastle keeper Lukas Hornicek—who’d been a brick wall all match—the striker was right there to tap in from close range. As Everton pressed for a second, Hornicek’s heroic saves kept the scores level, but the visitors maintained control, with goalkeeper Jordan Pickford barely rattled until stoppage time. Newcastle’s hopes dimmed further when substitute Jacob Ramsey saw red in the dying moments after a reckless challenge, leaving the Magpies to lick their wounds midtable. This encounter wasn’t just a simple win—it was a statement from Everton, showing resilience and seizing their first away triumph of the season. For those itching to dive deeper into the match details, team lineups, and what’s next on the schedule, you’ll find everything laid out crystal clear.
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