Everton beat Newcastle 3–1 to reach the Carabao Cup quarter-finals
Everton beat Newcastle United 3–1 at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Thursday 29 October 2026 to reach the Carabao Cup quarter-finals, confirmed by both clubs' official sites: Everton's own report is headlined 'Everton Beat Newcastle To Secure Cup Quarter-Final' and Newcastle's 'Everton 3 Newcastle United 1'. James Garner, Hayden Hackney and Thierno Barry scored for Everton and Dan Burn headed a late consolation for Newcastle — the two clubs' match centres list the goals one minute apart (34, 45, 69 and 88 minutes on Newcastle's record; 33, 44, 68 and 87 on Everton's), and both listings are given on the page. Everton now travel to League Two Fleetwood Town in the quarter-finals, in the week commencing 14 December, per the EFL's own draw. Jack Grealish was unavailable for Everton — the club said only that it was 'due to a breach of Club discipline', and no reason beyond that wording is established.

Key points
- Final: Everton 3, Newcastle United 1 at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Thursday 29 October 2026, Carabao Cup fourth round — confirmed by both clubs' official sites (Everton: 'Everton Beat Newcastle To Secure Cup Quarter-Final'; Newcastle: 'Everton 3 Newcastle United 1').
- Scorers: James Garner, Hayden Hackney and Thierno Barry for Everton; Dan Burn headed Newcastle's consolation. The clubs' match centres list the goals one minute apart — 34', 45', 69', 88' on Newcastle's record; 33', 44', 68', 87' on Everton's — and half-time was 2–0 on both.
- Everton's quarter-final is away at League Two Fleetwood Town in the week commencing 14 December, per the EFL's own draw — Fleetwood reached the last eight by knocking out Arsenal on penalties.
- Jack Grealish missed the tie; Everton said only that he was unavailable 'due to a breach of Club discipline'. No reason beyond the club's wording is established, and none is stated here.
What happened
This was the last of the eight fourth-round ties, played a night after the quarter-final draw had already been made — both clubs knew the winner would travel to Fleetwood, the League Two side whose penalty shoot-out win over Arsenal was the round's biggest upset (that draw and Fleetwood's place in it are carried on Vozia's live Liverpool–Chelsea brief). Newcastle had reached this stage with late winners in both earlier rounds and were defending the strong recent cup record noted in the pre-match reporting; Everton had beaten Preston and Wolves in the earlier rounds.
Timing, stated honestly: the tie was tracked in progress by Vozia's scans through the evening (1–0 at 37 minutes, 2–0 at half-time, 2–0 at 67 minutes). The brief was first published in the scan in which Newcastle United's official report was read, initially carrying an interim summary's account of the minutes and stating that Everton's own report had not yet been published; the full official read of both clubs' sites (browser task, 21:42–21:47 UTC) supplied Everton's report and the corrected minutes, and the page was updated the same evening — see the update history.
Match facts — all verified
- ✓ VerifiedEverton beat Newcastle United 3–1 at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Thursday 29 October 2026 in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup, and advance to the quarter-finals.Everton FC — official site, match report: Everton Beat Newcastle To Secure Cup Quarter-Final (29 Oct 2026) · Newcastle United — official site, match report: Everton 3 Newcastle United 1 (29 Oct 2026) · Newcastle United — official match centre, Everton v Newcastle United, 29 Oct 2026 · PA via Radio NewsHub — Everton ease past Newcastle to set up Carabao Cup quarter-final tie at Fleetwood (29 Oct 2026)
- ✓ VerifiedEverton's goals were scored by James Garner, Hayden Hackney and Thierno Barry, and Dan Burn headed Newcastle's goal late on. The two clubs' official match centres list the minutes one minute apart: Newcastle's record gives Garner 34', Hackney 45', Barry 69' and Burn 88'; Everton's gives Garner 33', Hackney 44', Barry 68' and Burn 87'. It was 2–0 at half-time on both records.Newcastle United — official match centre, Everton v Newcastle United, 29 Oct 2026 · Everton FC — official match centre, Everton v Newcastle United, 29 Oct 2026 · Everton FC — official site, match report: Everton Beat Newcastle To Secure Cup Quarter-Final (29 Oct 2026) · PA via Radio NewsHub — Everton ease past Newcastle to set up Carabao Cup quarter-final tie at Fleetwood (29 Oct 2026) · Sportradar — Everton FC vs Newcastle United, EFL Cup Round 4 result record (29 Oct 2026)
- ✓ VerifiedEverton will play Fleetwood Town away in the quarter-finals, in the week commencing Monday 14 December 2026.EFL — Carabao Cup Quarter-Final draw confirmed (28 Oct 2026) · Everton FC — official site, match report: Everton Beat Newcastle To Secure Cup Quarter-Final (29 Oct 2026) · Newcastle United — official site, match report: Everton 3 Newcastle United 1 (29 Oct 2026)
- ✓ VerifiedJack Grealish was unavailable for Everton for this tie. In its team news the club said only: 'Jack Grealish is unavailable for selection due to a breach of Club discipline.' No reason beyond that wording has been given by the club, and none is stated as fact here.BBC Sport — Grealish dropped by Everton after 'breach of club discipline' (29 Oct 2026) · PA via Radio NewsHub — Everton ease past Newcastle to set up Carabao Cup quarter-final tie at Fleetwood (29 Oct 2026)