Newcastle United supporters were over the moon as their side made it seven wins from their last eight to consolidate their place in the top-four. The Magpies moved nine points clear of Tottenham and Liverpool and eight clear of Aston Villa in fifth.
Callum Wilson notched a brace while Joelinton and Jacob Murphy continued their impressive run in front of goal to pile further misery on Everton in the 4-1 win. It could have been worse for the Toffees had Fabian Schar's late striker stood, but Dan Burn was adjudged to be offside in the build-up to the goal, VAR left with no choice but to rule it out.
The results means Newcastle have 62 points on the board ahead of Southampton's visit to St. James' Park on Sunday, knowing a win could all but secure them Champions League football with the games slipping away from their rivals.
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Here's what Newcastle United supporters had to say following the win over Everton:
@PaulChaloner tweeted: "62 points Our 11th highest points haul in the top flight for an entire season of ALL TIME. 8th highest points haul in our Premier League history. 9 pts clear of Liverpool and Spurs for Champions League qualification. Six games to go."
@tynetakes tweeted: "That is some win. say it every week but running out of words. not an easy place to go when they’re scrapping for their lives, especially with Dyche as manager. Another huge step towards Champions League. Big shout out to Wilson he was superb. How refreshing having 2 top strikers. Isak no words."
@LTFRriskk said: "Happy we could play our part in making sure they go down."
@NUFCCUTHY said: "What a team! Well done lads!!"
@SuperDan89 tweeted: "An absolute statement! What a team!"
@Roryhanna45 said: "Nice cup final lads. Honestly Villa was what the team needed to give us that final push. Players have put in a shift all season and when questioned the other week they've turned it back around and scored 10 goals in a week. Mental."
@ScottyT9804 tweeted: "But but Howe picked the wrong players....... brilliant result."
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