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Watch highlights below as Thierno Barry's close-range tap-in settled this game.

See how our reporter at the game rated the players out of 10 today.

Only Erling Haaland (13) has scored more goals among Premier League players in all competitions this season than Thierno Barry (eight).

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle told BBC Sport: "Today we didn't play well. It's not enough against Everton to get a good result, that's something we need to do better.

"The performance today, you didn't see our playing style and that can't happen.

"It's not easy to explain as it looked so good during the week [in training]. The lads looked committed and the confidence was there. Today from the start the confidence was missing. We need to improve really fast.

"We have to encourage them that they are able to do it, that they have the potential to play in that way

"We should have created even more moments. It was not good enough. To concede a goal like that also was not good enoiugh.

"It's almost like a negative spiral [on the elements of the goal]. I'm not happy with the referee decision. For me it's a clear foul on Fabian Schar.

"It's a difficult period. We also know you can only overcome that as a unit."

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Matthias Jaissle speaking to Sky Sports: "Unfortunately we couldn't deliver actually over the whole 90 minutes it was not our game and our style of playing. That is something we are very frustrated and disappointed about. If you cannot deliver when it counts then you don't deserve to win. We were not brave enough in possession, too many long balls."

On individual mistakes: "There are certain moments with not too much confidence not only with the young lads but also with the more experienced ones. We can work hard, we worked hard and it looked good but unfortunately we couldn't deliver today. We analyse tomorrow in detail and try and make things better against Fulham."

On Everton's goal: "In my eyes it is clearly a foul so a disallowed goal. Everything comes together. There's a foul then we are not awake and they can penetrate our box. Also a referee decision where I think he was wrong."

On booing from fans: "After a performance like that I can understand. That's the reality and I am responsible for that. We need to work on the things we need to improve and after today that is a lot."

Former Newcastle defender John Anderson on the Magpies' defeat: "You could accept if you seen what they were trying to do, the game plan that they had, the way that they want to play but there's not a structure to what they're trying to do.

"You could see Everton, the way they were set-up. They keep it at times. They move it about. We don't do any of that.

"We just get people forward, we get the ball forward. It's everything off the cuff. Everything is a million miles an hour, play off second balls, look to pick it up, see if you can get bit of joy but there's no real game plan of getting it to the front people, getting it back, getting it out wide.

"It's as if he's saying just go and play and see what happens."

Newcastle United

Newcastle defender Dan Burn told Sky Sports: "Disappointed, frustrated. Much of the same in the last few games - between the boxes we do OK but we're not ruthless enough going forward or defending our own box.

"When you're not winning games there's always a lack of confidence. The fans weren't happy. They have shown that at half-time and full-time. That doesn't make it easy to build confidence when you're in that atmosphere.

"But I've been a fan so i understand the frustrations when they're not getting what they're expecting. That wasn't a Newcastle performance like we've expectedin the last three or four years so I can completely understand the frustrations. It doesn't make it easier for us as players. You can sense that nervousness in the ground."

Everton

Everton manager David Moyes speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We had a couple of really good games against Newcastle recently and got some good results. I think we deserved it overall. We were better and should have got a few more goals. In the end we were able to deal with it and see it through. Keeping a clean sheet is a big part of what we try and do."

On Jordan Pickford's save: "He's had some brilliant saves for us. The only compliment I can give him is that it's what we expect from him. He's maturing and is a lot calmer in a lot of his actions. He's maturing with age as well."

On Thierno Barry: "We're thrilled he's getting the goals because you need your centre forward to score. He has missed a few but thankfully tonight he was on the spot to get the goal."

On Jack Grealish not being in the squad: "He's unavailable at the moment and we will make a decision with the club when we think that availability comes back."

On whether it is related to match fitness: "All I'm giving out is that he is unavailable at the moment."

On whether the discipline breach is over with and if he can comment: "No, I can't comment on that."

Jarrad Branthwaite won 10 of his 12 aerial duels against Newcastle United; it’s the joint-most a player has won in a Premier League game this season and his most won in a game in the competition.

Everton

Everton boss David Moyes told Sky Sports: "Lots of the game it was [one of their best performances]. We probably had better chances in the first half. [Not taking them] kept it really difficult. Getting the first goal was important.

"Incredibly proud of the team all the time because their effort is unquestionable. There's not a lot of them but they're doing a great job and hope it continues.

"We're creating chances, that's the big thing for me. Thierno has had some big opportunities. He was on the spot today. I was worried was he on or offside at the time.

"I don't think anyone enjoys playing the same team twice so quickly. So for us to win both is hugely important for us. We want to get back to the top end of the league. it's incredibly tight."

Everton

Everton defender James Tarkowski speaking to Sky Sports: "I think it was probably our best performance of the season, I thought we were terrific in the first half and could have scored two or three.

"Thierno gets the goal again for us. There's a lot on his shoulders, he's our only recognised striker so hopefully he can keep putting the ball in the net like he has done. He's harsh on himself but his numbers are through the roof in terms of running.

"A clean sheet is massive for us. It's a long old season. We take it game by game but tonight feels good and we can look forward to Friday [against Coventry]."

Everton

Everton striker Thierno Barry speaking to Sky Sports: "I just working a lot during the summer and now we can see the result. The season is long but I'm happy to help the team with my goals."

On his celebrations: "Like I say, I want to enjoy more than last season and I enjoyed my celebration so I am happy."

On Fabian Schar's challenge: "I think Dan Burn and Fabian Schar were the most difficult defenders I have faced this season because they are really strong but for the striker you just need to score and I won my duels today so I am happy."

Jacob Ramsey became the eighth Newcastle United substitute to be sent off in a Premier League game and first since Jonjo Shelvey against Tottenham Hotspur in October 2021.

There were just 86 seconds between his first (95:57) and second (97:23) yellow card.

Everton have kept a clean sheet in four of their nine games.

Only Brighton and Arsenal (six each) have done this more often in the Premier League this season.

Matthew Raisbeck
BBC Radio Newcastle commentator

A performance for the most that was questionable, concerning and unclear.

It was a bit better after the introduction of the substitutions. They did help.

Booed off at half-time. Louder boos at full-time. The fans are not buying into this.

It’s very early days in the season. It’s a transition. They’ve lost many of their best players, they’ve lost a manager. Right now, it’s not working.

BBC Radio Newcastle

Former Newcastle defender John Anderson is giving his analysis of the Magpies' defeat tonight and taking calls from Black and White supporters.

You can listen on BBC Sounds here.

Everton move up to seventh place in the Premier League table. Newcastle are 13th.