Everton Defeats Newcastle After Goalkeeper Error

Everton defeated Newcastle United 1-0 in a Premier League match at St James' Park on Monday, sealing the victory through a second-half goal by Thierno Barry.

The decisive moment arrived four minutes after the restart when Lukas Hornicek failed to deal with a shot from Tyrique George, allowing Barry to tap in the loose ball for his eighth goal of the campaign.

The result left Newcastle in 13th place in the table with 11 points from nine games, while Everton climbed to seventh place with 13 points after securing their first away win since February.

Manager Matthias Jaissle acknowledged the tactical failure of his side after the final whistle.

"Unfortunately we couldn't deliver our style of play across the whole 90 minutes," said Matthias Jaissle, the Newcastle manager.

The defeat marked Newcastle's second loss to Everton in five days, following a Carabao Cup exit last week, prompting angry reactions from supporters.

The home fans booed the team off the pitch at both half-time and full-time as the team struggled to generate meaningful attacking momentum.

Anthony Elanga came closest for the hosts when his second-half shot struck the goal post and rolled along the line before being cleared by the Everton defense.

The misery for Newcastle concluded in stoppage time when substitute Jacob Ramsey received two yellow cards in quick succession and was sent off.

Pundit Jamie Carragher criticized the performance of the home side during television coverage.

"It is going to be a tough season for them," said Jamie Carragher, the Sky Sports analyst.

Everton manager David Moyes opted to leave Jack Grealish out of the matchday squad again following a breach of club discipline, according to Goal.com.

Newcastle must now prepare for an upcoming away fixture against Fulham on Saturday.