Everton set for Newcastle tie after Wolves win
UEFA ownership rules could force The Friedkin Group to choose if both clubs reach the same European competition. Roma are the preferred club, with Everton more likely to be placed in a blind trust or sold.
Everton advanced past Wolves in the Carabao Cup, with analysis focusing on the Jack Grealish challenge and Jarrad Branthwaite facing an anxious wait.
Everton will host Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup fourth round after beating Wolves 1-0. The tie is scheduled for 27-29 October and is likely to be played on Thursday 29 October.
Carlos Alcaraz's 80th-minute goal gave Everton a 1-0 Carabao Cup win over Wolves. David Moyes' side dominated possession, kept a clean sheet and moved into the next round.
Alan Irvine said Everton are 'absolutely thrilled' for Carlos Alcaraz after his work behind the scenes paid off with the winner against Wolves.
Alan Irvine praised Tyler Dibling after the Wolves win, saying the once 'very quiet' youngster now 'looks like he belongs' at Everton after a big change.
Everton player ratings after a 1-0 Carabao Cup win over Wolves, with matchwinner Carlos Alcaraz and three starters given 7/10.
