Overconfident Anthony Gordon doesn’t rate the Toffees as he makes SHOCKING revelations about Sean Dyche’s Everton, mentions what Newcastle will do to his old club at Goodison Park

Anthony Gordon is optimistic about Newcastle United’s chances of securing consecutive victories as they prepare to face Everton at St James’ Park tonight. The Magpies enter the match buoyed by a remarkable comeback win against West Ham on Saturday, reigniting their aspirations for European football next season.

Despite his pivotal role in the victory over the Hammers, Gordon’s evening was tarnished by a late red card from referee Rob Jones for kicking the ball away.

The 23-year-old, who began the game carrying eight Premier League yellow cards, received two additional bookings, resulting in his dismissal and subsequent suspension for tonight’s match against his former club.

This will mark only the second game in all competitions that Gordon has missed this season, with his previous absence also due to suspension during the fixture against West Ham at the London Stadium. Reflecting on the upcoming clash with Everton, Gordon emphasized its significance, highlighting the importance of securing back-to-back wins.

“Massive game, back-to-back wins are going to be important. Obviously playing my old club I feel like I’m in a good place and I’m in good form. I don’t want to miss any games but that game specifically I wanted to play in. Confident we’ll still win the game anyway,” Gordon remarked ahead of the fixture.

Having endured a challenging outing at Goodison Park in December during the reverse fixture, Gordon and his teammates are determined to avenge that defeat and compound the woes of their opponents.

Everton, who currently languish just three points above the relegation zone, are mired in a dismal run of form, having failed to secure a Premier League victory in their last 12 attempts, stretching back to December 16.

Moreover, the Toffees face the looming specter of potential further punishment from the Premier League for breaching financial regulations.

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