"But Everton got those primal urges out of their system at Old Trafford on Monday, so now they can concentrate on the more wholesome task of beating Newcastle at Hill Dickinson Stadium. If they do, it will continue a quietly impressive start to the season. Everton start this game in the bottom half of the table but it's Spandex-tight in there and they're only five points behind Chelsea, who were second at the start of the day."
"Everton's outstanding victory at Old Trafford was Moyes' 282nd in the Premier League; only Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger have won more. Newcastle, who have finished fourth, seventh and fifth in the last three seasons, are down in 14th and could do with some promethazine hydrochloride. Couldn't we all. Travel sickness is a recurring problem for Eddie Howe's team, with their only win in eight attempts coming against Union Saint-Gilloise."
There are three early Premier League games. Everton beat Manchester United at Old Trafford and now face Newcastle at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Everton sit in the bottom half but are only five points behind Chelsea. David Moyes achieved his 282nd Premier League victory with the Old Trafford win; only Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger have more. Newcastle finished fourth, seventh and fifth in the last three seasons but lie 14th this season. Travel issues have hindered Newcastle, with only one win in eight attempts coming against Union Saint-Gilloise. Newcastle have home games against Spurs and Burnley next. Kick-off 5.30pm.
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