Newcastle United WFC vs Everton: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 23 Nov '25)

Set your alarms and prepare your snacks for the upcoming showdown in the FA Women's League Cup this Sunday, 23rd November 2025. The venue is as undisclosed as a secret spy meeting, but what we do know is that the adrenaline will be sky-high! Newcastle United WFC and Everton are about to add another chapter to their on-field rivalry.

In the single epic encounter between these titans, Newcastle has more zeroes in the win column than a freshly wiped chalkboard. Yes, you guessed it, they took home precisely zero victories. Meanwhile, Everton struts around confidently with one shiny victory pin to boast. The last competitive tango between these two was on Wed, 02 Oct 2024 – a thrilling match where Everton sashayed away with a cheeky 1-1 triumph, despite being the uninvited guest team!

Last time on the field, Newcastle United WFC were as determined as a magic 8-ball, drawing 1-1 against Durham W.F.C. Everton, on the other hand, danced a little two-step with Manchester City and found themselves out-manoeuvred in a 2-1 loss. In the domestic league pecking order, Newcastle gleefully holds the 4th spot, just a hop away from Everton, who’s sitting snugly in 3rd place, wondering if it’s actually comfier than 2nd.

Player performance stats:
Should Newcastle win any accolades, they owe a big thank you to B. Lumsden, their top net finder this season with the grand total of 1 whole goal! Some might say, “That's one more than zero!” Delivering consistent performances, Beth Lumsden scores a respectable 7.6 rating, followed by the tag team of Emily Murphy with 7.35 and Freya Gregory at 7.25.

Everton can brag too; they’ve got Kelly Gago in their ranks with a solid 8, Clare Wheeler standing tall with 7.4, and Hikaru Kitagawa gracing stats with a 7.1 rating. Statistics suggest that Newcastle United WFC clutches onto the ball for 45% of each match, while Everton, the smooth talker, maintains control at 50.8% possession—imagine two pawners fighting over the remote control! And when it comes to corner kicks, Newcastle dreams of four each game, while Everton settles with just 1.5 average kicks knocking on the doors of opportunity.

In terms of discipline, the card stats show Newcastle is miraculously maintaining a rather saintly presence on the field with 1 yellow card, zeroes in red, and no penalty fence trespassing. Everton, however, shows a bit more color on theirs—two yellow cards yet equally innocent when it comes to red cards and penalty goals.

It's essential to analyze current form and streaks when making accurate predictions. Given the stats, rumors, and a hint of suspense in our magician's hat, the prediction game lands with Everton favored for the win. After all, history often repeats itself, or at least that's what my fortune cookie said last night!