Newcastle v Everton LIVE – Premier League updates as Calvert-Lewin levels from spot late on to cancel out Isak opener

Dominic Calvert-Lewin rescued what could prove a valuable point for Everton in the Premier League relegation scrap as his late penalty earned a dramatic draw at Newcastle.

Everton have now extended their winless run to 13 Premier League games – their worst streak since 1957 – in a pivotal week that may yet turn sour.

But, amid the threat of a potential second points deduction – a decision could be made as early as this week – this feels like a point gained for Everton after Calvert-Lewin cancelled out Alexander Isak’s opener.

After scoring his first goal in 24 games… Calvert-Lewin tells TNT Sports:

There’s the full-time whistle! A huge point potentially for Everton.

The winless run may have stretched to 13 games, but how big could that be in the relegation scrap? Particularly if a second points deduction is on the way?

For Newcastle, it’s a missed opportunity. They never put the game to bed and have been punished.

The cards are coming out and this one is for McNeil after he goes in late on Guimaraes. One final chance?

It’s all Newcastle…

Not yet… Newcastle are ordered to re-take a corner as they push for a winner.

Plenty of time for a winner…

A long wait, but eventually Calvert-Lewin steps up and… scores!!

Dubravka gets a hand on the penalty, diving the right way, but it still finds the net and Everton are level!!

Harrington watches a replay of the incident three times, and then points to the penalty spot!

Dummett appears to wrestle Young to the ground, with his arm around the Everton player’s neck. Needless…

What a moment this could be for Everton.

Dummett appears to be holding Young as the cross comes in. Young goes down, wants a penalty and now VAR are checking it…

One of those that could be given every match? Perhaps… But now referee Tony Harrington is going to the pitch-side monitor to review the incident.

VAR after checking for a possible Everton penalty.

Young was appealing…

Could you imagine!

A change for Everton, Gueye off – on comes Chermiti.

First booking of the night and it’s for Tarkowski after he catches Murphy off the ball.

Another injury concern for Newcastle? Hall took a knock in the first half and he’s now going off with the physio by his side. Dummett comes on to replace him.

A little hushed inside St James’ Park as the fans realise those three points are no real guarantee.

Those changes have changed the atmosphere inside St James’ Park, and suddenly Everton look like a Premier League side.

Young tests Dubravka from distance, and Newcastle are realising this hasn’t been won yet.

First change of the night for Newcastle as Willock replaces Anderson.

Brilliant play from Barnes down the left and it looks as though he has another assist and Isak another goal, but Mykolenko is there on the line to head it away. Isak just didn’t connect with it properly.

Moments later, Barnes takes a touch inside the area but then strikes his effort just wide.