Tuesday’s Everton News: Newcastle win, Moyes delight, Morrissey honour

On Monday night, Everton secured a 1-0 victory over Newcastle United at St James' Park, moving them up to seventh in the Premier League. The match report and instant reaction can be found in the Royal Blue Mersey article. After the game, Seamus Coleman spoke with former Toffees teammate Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who was praised for his performance in the win.

David Moyes reflected on the team's second victory over Newcastle in just four days, as the team continued to climb up the league table. In The Times, Martin Hardy commented on the difficulty of finding a Tyneside bar in party mood after such a win, noting that there are 147 of them within a one-mile radius of St James' Park.

Jack Grealish was left out of the Everton matchday squad for the second time in a week, with manager David Moyes declining to provide an explanation. Ex-refs chief Keith Hackett believes that Newcastle player Jacob Ramsey should be banned for three games following the re-analysis of footage from the match against Everton. Finally, a new Companies House twist has emerged in the £35m dispute involving Everton's signing of Burnley striker Tommy.