The Premier League served up anotherSuper Sunday, with Newcastle United hosting Nottingham Forest and Everton facing Crystal Palace in a pair of intriguing clashes.

At St. James' Park, Newcastle United survived a late scare to secure a 4-3 victory against Nottingham Forest. Alexander Isak's brace proved vital in an enthralling contest. Callum Hudson-Odoi's early goal silenced the home crowd, but Newcastle responded emphatically, scoring four goals in eleven minutes. Lewis Miley leveled the score, followed by Jacob Murphy putting Newcastle ahead. Despite Forest's late fightback, Newcastle held on for the win.

Newcastle's form has been inconsistent recently, with two losses, two draws, and one win in their last five league matches. Their home performances have also been mixed, with a win against Wolves but losses against Liverpool and Arsenal. They aim to capitalize on their home advantage against Nottingham Forest, who have struggled on the road. Newcastle won this fixture 4-3 back in February and desperately needed a similar result.

Team news for Newcastle revealed that Tino Livramento is sidelined with a knee injury for up to eight weeks. Lewis Hall was in line to make his first league start at left-back.

Nottingham Forest's form has been poor, with three losses and two draws in their last five games. Their away form has been particularly concerning, with two draws and a defeat in their last three away matches.

The head-to-head record favors Newcastle, who have won four of the last five matches against Nottingham Forest. The most recent encounter saw Newcastle win 4-3 at home.

Meanwhile, at Goodison Park (or perhaps their new stadium, depending on the timeline!), Everton faced Crystal Palace. Everton's early-season promise is fading after a draw with West Ham, extending their winless streak to three games. Crystal Palace's victory over Liverpool means they are the only team in the Premier League yet to lose. Palace is on an 18-match unbeaten run since their defeat at Newcastle in April.

Everton is undefeated in their last 11 home matches against Crystal Palace in all competitions. Jarrad Branthwaite is nearing a return from a hamstring injury. David Moyes considered a change upfront, with Thierno Barry potentially replacing Beto.