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Newcastle v Everton headlines 2 November: 53 predictions, the stakes and where the value is

Today's predictions · Published 2026-11-02 · Updated 2026-11-02 08:00 UTC

53 games across 21 competitions. The headline match, the playoff and table stakes, the favourites that look shaky, and where the model prices differ from the bookmakers.

Monday, 2 November 2026 brings 53 games across ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2, WTA Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open, Women's Big Bash League, WTA Chennai Open and 17 more. 5 involve a team on a run of three or more, and the biggest of the day is Newcastle United against Everton in the Premier League. This is the day in sections: what is at stake, which favourites look fragile, where our prices and the market split, and the full schedule with a pick for every game.

The big one: Newcastle United v Everton

Premier League · 20:00 UTC · St. James' Park
Newcastle United36.1%vEverton35.1%Newcastle to win · 36.1%

Why it matters: Newcastle sit 12th (11 pts), Everton 14th (10 pts).

Newcastle United are a marginal favourite at 36.1% (draw 28.8%, Everton 35.1%). Expected goals come out at 1.6 for Newcastle United and 1.2 for Everton, with 2-1 the most likely exact score. The total sits close to the 2.5 line, and both teams to score is likely at 56.9%. Bookmakers price Newcastle United at about 41.1%, so the model is 5 points below the market. On Elo ratings Newcastle United are the clearly stronger side (81 points of edge including home advantage). Form: Newcastle United WLLWL, Everton LLDWD (most recent first).

The two sides have met 3 times recently: Newcastle United won 1, Everton won 2 and 0 were draws, averaging 3.67 goals a game with both teams scoring in 66.7% of them.

Team news: Jack Grealish misses Everton-Newcastle due to 'breach of club discipline'. Jack Grealish was made unavailable for Everton's Carabao Cup round of 16 match against Newcastle on Thursday due to what the club called a "breach of club discipline."

Playoff games, table clashes and streaks

Where the model and the bookmakers disagree

A gap of five points or more between our probability and the de-vigged market price is where a prediction becomes interesting. 2 games clear that bar today.

MatchPickModelMarketGap
Gil Vicente v Vitória de GuimaraesVitória 43%37.5%+5.5
Newcastle United v EvertonNewcastle36.1%41.1%-5

A positive gap means the model is more confident than the market, which over a season is where the edge, if any, has to come from. A negative gap is a favourite the model likes less than the bookmakers do.

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Yesterday in one line

86 of 136 picks landed (63.2%), against a running 57% over 2375 settled predictions. The full review, including the misses, is in the model review. Read the review

Every game today, 53 predictions

How to read these numbers

Every probability is the output of a Dixon-Coles goals model blended with Elo ratings and bookmaker prices where they exist, with a form and record model for the American leagues. A 55% favourite loses almost half the time, so the percentages are the point, not the pick. Every call is locked before kick-off and scored publicly on the track record page once the result is in.