Newcastle United's Anthony Gordon has sent a defiant message following his penalty being saved by Jordan Pickford when facing his former club Everton at Goodison Park

The 23-year-old England international had been taunted by Everton supporters from minute one and the roof came off Goodison Park as Jordan Pickford leapt to his left to deny his ex-team-mate. ‘I’ve never seen a reaction in a football stadium to a penalty miss than this!’ Jamie Carragher said on Sky Sports’ commentary of the Premier League clash.

Newcastle United drew 0-0 with Everton at Goodison Park, taking them to sixth in the Premier League table. Here are the key talking

Anthony Gordon was denied from the penalty spot by Jordan Pickford as the rest of the Everton defense held on for dear life

Anthony Gordon’s penalty miss is the big talking point. 45+3 mins: Joelinton strides up the pitch and gets into the box before losing possession to Ashley Young. Newcastle are winning the midfield battle but Everton are being stubborn in defence.

Anthony Gordon missed a penalty against his former side to spark an almighty roar from the home fans as Newcastle United were held to a 0-0 draw by Everton in a feisty Premier League clash at Goodison Park on Saturday.

Newcastle United ’s visit to Everton ended in a goalless draw, with the Magpies left ruing missed opportunities, most notably a penalty by former Toffee Anthony Gordon that could have seen the Magpies bag three more points instead of a meager one.

The points were shared after Newcastle’s Anthony Gordon failed from the spot against his former club Everton. Full time! Everton 0-0 Newcastle 19:40 Newcastle will be left to rue the Gordon penalty miss and the fact they did not have a proper striker to finish all the chances they created.

After finally claiming their first win of the season last weekend, Everton boss Sean Dyche will be hoping to his side can make it two victories in a row as they take on Newcastle at Goodison Park on Saturday.

The draw nudges Everton further clear of the relegation zone, while Newcastle can at least take solace in a place in the top six of English Premier League 2024-25

Since the start of last season, only Arsenal (21) and Liverpool (15) have kept more Premier League clean sheets than Everton (14), with today their first of 2024-25.