Newcastle United really shook up Jordan Pickford at Goodison Park, finally grabbing a win away from home.

Pickford came onto the field with his usual confidence, likely looking to provoke the Newcastle fans. Back in May, he was all smiles when he helped Everton win at St. James' Park, but this time was different.

As the game neared its end, many fans had already left, as Newcastle controlled the match. Pickford walked off looking disappointed and couldn't even look at the Newcastle supporters as he walked past the home section.

From the start, Newcastle showed strong attacking intent and kept it up throughout the game. This marks their first Premier League away win since April.

Just 21 seconds into the game, Nick Woltemade played in Anthony Elanga, who ran forward and shot at Pickford. Pickford pushed the ball wide, but from the following corner, Newcastle took the lead.

Lewis Miley's corner from the left was met by Malick Thiaw, who headed it in after 52 seconds. Eight minutes in, Harvey Barnes got through, but Michael Keane blocked his shot.

Everton had a chance two minutes later when James Tarkowski passed to Keane, but Dan Burn blocked the shot over the bar. Around the midpoint of the half, Everton had most of the possession, with 78%.

The home fans were shocked when Newcastle scored a second goal. Everton failed to clear the ball, and it fell to Miley, whose shot bounced into the net with Pickford's mistake after 25 minutes.

Tino Livramento passed the ball back into the box, Burn flicked it to Miley, who scored from a low shot, delighting the away fans. The 3,000 fans from Newcastle then sang, "Cheer up, Jordan Pickford."

Newcastle almost scored again three minutes later when Lewis Hall shot at Pickford, with a deflection sending it over the bar. Newcastle scored a third goal at the end of the first half with great teamwork. Ramsdale passed the ball to Livramento, who played in Elanga.

Elanga's cross found Woltemade in the box, who calmly chipped it over Pickford to make it 3-0! That score held until halftime, with Everton making a change for the second half.

Tim Iroegbunam was replaced by Carlos Alcaraz, but Everton knew they faced a tough challenge. The Toffees had their first shot on target five minutes into the second half when Iliman Ndiaye shot at Ramsdale.

Ramsdale saved a James Garner corner, and Alcaraz's follow-up hit the woodwork, but Newcastle held on. In the 56th minute, Barnes ran down the left, but Pickford blocked his shot.

Moments later, Pickford denied Woltemade, but Barnes and Hall got the ball back in, with Hall sending in a great cross. Thiaw then scored Newcastle's fourth goal three minutes before the hour mark.

Everton thought they had scored when Thierno Barry shot in from a left-wing cross on 65 minutes, but the goal was disallowed for a handball, keeping Newcastle's lead at 4-0.

Everton did score when James Tarkowski floated the ball into the box, and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall finished it off. Joe Willock and Jacob Ramsey came on late in the game and played well together with 11 minutes left.

Ramsey couldn't score, and Pickford made another save. As the game ended, the few fans left booed as Anthony Gordon, who used to play for Everton, came on for a brief appearance.

Newcastle looked for another goal, but they didn't need one, as the game was already won. Newcastle now has 18 points, just three points outside the top five.