Newcastle v Everton live stream and teams: Lampard takes charge of league clash

Eddie Howe's side earned a priceless 1-0 win over Leeds before the winter break and has since bolstered his squad with three new signings.

Bruno Guimaraes, Matt Targett and Dan Burn have joined Kieran Trippier and Chris Wood in joining the Magpies to help their fight for survival.

Everton, meanwhile, got off to the perfect start under new manager Frank Lampard by smashing Brentford 4-1 in the FA Cup while they unveiled their new stars Dele Alli and Donny van de Beek at half-time.

Newcastle v Everton: Date and time

The Premier League clash will take place on Tuesday, February 8.

The match at St James' Park will kick off at 8pm.

A double from Callum Wilson was enough for Newcastle to secure a 2-1 win over Everton during this fixture last season.

Newcastle v Everton: TV channel and live stream

This match will be broadcast live on BT Sport 2 with live coverage starting from 7:15pm.

BT Sport customers can live stream this via the app using their mobile, tablet or computer devices.

Newcastle v Everton: Team news

The hosts are without key trio Isaac Hayden, Callum Wilson and Federico Fernandez while late fitness checks will be made on Joelinton and Paul Dummett.

Yet there could be debuts for Targett, Burn and Guimaraes following their arrivals in the January transfer window.

Everton saw Ben Godfrey add to their injury problems on Saturday with Tom Davies, Abdoulaye Doucoure and Fabian Delph all sidelined.

But Lampard admitted he was hopeful of recalling Dominic Calvert-Lewin after the England striker was forced to miss the win over Brentford.

He said: "Whether he's ready for in three days' time, we'll have to see where he's at and if he's match, game ready, I will know more about that in the build up to the game over the next couple of days."

Alli, Van de Beek and Anwar El Ghazi could all be involved after being cup-tied for the FA Cup clash with the Bees at the weekend.

Newcastle v Everton: What has been said?

Mason Holgate has challenged his team-mates to continue to show their quality.

He said: "Ultimately, proving to people on the outside is not going to make the difference. We need to do it ourselves.

"People will say what they want to say. We are not proving our quality for them or to prove a point. We have got to get points on the board. It's simple.

"We know in the changing room and at Finch Farm the quality that we have got. But it's no use saying. It's easy to believe it but it has got to translate into points.

"That is what it is all about. We have got to do it consistently. There is a huge game on Tuesday and we have got to turn it around.

"It's one thing saying we have got quality but it is about winning games. We have got to do that now."