Newcastle United head coach Matthias Jaissle has committed to striving for another Carabao Cup victory as the club prepares for its upcoming match against Everton. The Magpies last won the tournament in 2025, securing their first major trophy since 1955 by defeating Liverpool in the final under former manager Eddie Howe.

Speaking ahead of the fixture, Jaissle emphasized the need to meet the high expectations of the club’s supporters. He acknowledged the challenges posed by recent changes, including Howe’s departure and the loss of several key players over the summer, but expressed determination to replicate the previous success.

"We will go all in. The fans have huge expectations and we do as well," Jaissle said. "They have had a taste now of winning the competition and, even though the circumstances are different after what happened in the summer, we will try our best."

The new manager also highlighted the historic significance of the competition to Newcastle United and his intent to field the strongest team possible. This approach underscores the club’s ambition to build on last season’s triumph and continue competing at a high level in domestic cup competitions.

Newcastle’s trip to Everton marks an important step in their Carabao Cup campaign, with Jaissle aiming to guide the side deep into the tournament despite the squad’s recent transitions.