Everton into Carabao Cup quarter-finals after seeing off Newcastle

Everton booked their place in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals with a 3-1 victory over Newcastle United at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, setting up a tie away at giant-killers Fleetwood Town.

Sky Sports reports that the Toffees saw off their Premier League visitors in the fourth-round clash, with the win sending Everton through to the last eight (Sky Sports). Read Everton gives more detail on how the goals came, saying the win was built on a "clinical cup performance" with James Garner, Hayden Hackney and Thierno Barry all finding the net as Everton ran out 3-1 winners (Read Everton).

Looking ahead to the next round, Royal Blue Mersey confirms Everton have been handed an away trip to Fleetwood Town, who caused one of the shocks of the competition by knocking out defending Premier League champions Arsenal (Royal Blue Mersey). That result underlines the danger Everton could face on paper despite Fleetwood's lower-league status, with Royal Blue Mersey noting the League Two side's giant-killing credentials heading into the draw (Royal Blue Mersey).

Between the sites there's no disagreement on the key facts: Everton beat Newcastle 3-1 at Hill Dickinson Stadium, with the goals credited to Garner, Hackney and Barry, and the reward is a quarter-final tie at Fleetwood Town. It's a welcome run in the competition for Everton, who will fancy their chances of going further after dispatching a top-flight side in some style.

Attention will now turn back to the Premier League, with Everton due to make the long trip to the North East to face Newcastle again on Monday 2 November, a quick repeat of Wednesday's cup opponents but in very different circumstances.

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