James Tarkowski’s last goal was secured by the final derby Merseyside between Liverpool and Everton at the Goodison Park in a 2-2 draw.
The reds were looking at the road to secure their victory at their neighbors’ home thanks to the goals Alexis Mac Allister and Mohamed Salah who canceled the early strike.
But the great strike of James Tarkowski in the eighth minute of the time of injury straightened things before the ugly scenes at full working hours, Abdoulaye Doucoure, Curtis Jones and Arne Slot are all red card.
How it took place
Because the Goodison Park, which creates noise worthy of occasion, was inevitable that it would put the sides breathless, a chaotic beginning.
But it was a moment of a cold head that saw the scoring in the 11th minute, Jarrad Branthwaite deceiving Liverpool’s defense, expecting a free kick to be launched in the box instead of playing a low ball behind Beto to pass and move on to Alisson.
Unfortunately, for supporters of the house, they had a little chance of enjoying the lead, and Mac Allister answered almost immediately to the great home of the Salah Cross on the right.
Everton’s hopes in the victory then inflicted a further blow when the key man of Iliman Ndiaye rushed in tears with an obvious knee injury.
But it was a little chance that we were talking before halftime, except that Jordan Pickford almost spilled Dominic Szoboszlai shooting in the way of Luis Diaz and threw it out of a fine Tarkowski challenge.
It made sense for Liverpool to start controlling things before the break, but Everton started the second half.
They approached when Abdoulaye Doucoure went only widely after restarting, before Jack Harrison pulled a shot after showing good legs in the box.
And Everton thought they had taken the lead only for an hour as Branthwaite turned the ball home from the corner, only to make the offsid flag reject it.
However, as is often the case in football when the side does not reach its chances, the goal of the opposition was actually around the corner.
It inevitably came from Salah, who produced a top -notch touch to kill Branthwaite’s head, before he quickly lay the ball home with his right foot.
It seemed that this goal of the Everton SAS, which could not approach the Liverpool team at the time, which was happy to keep safe possession thanks to its advantage of a goal.
But their big moment came in eight added minutes, the ball fell to Tarkowski in a box, which broke through the central goal in the upper corner.
And further Budlam followed, with Jones to give Doukoure’s decision to celebrate the goal ahead of the end of the guest appearance, which resulted in both men saw the red, before the slot was also sent after the warning.
See the Everton players’ grades against Liverpool here.
Not only because it would be Everton’s last derby if it was a travesty that they had been beaten here.
Instead, this is because the Blues are probably better than a pulsating game in which they were brilliantly nourishing a passionate crowd of Goodison Park.
They “won the XG” with 0.98 opponents of 0.65, recorded multiple gunshots (10-6) and seemed to have won most of the challenges in the whole ground.
The victory of Liverpool would undoubtedly be shattered a
As much as he harms, it is a draw that ensures that Liverpool sit seven points clearly on the Premier League Summit with all teams involved in the level of the title race now on the games.
Yes, it could be nine, but the Reds will surely imagine their chances of turning this tremendous advantage into a wished title in the coming months.
Not only are they so forward, but also that it is difficult to see an injury affected by Arsenal that makes enough to eat in a deficit.
It thought when Jurgen Klopp left Liverpool to get a new manager who could be more restrained in his jobs with judges.
Yet, the groove was so angry with Michael Oliver’s performance in the one that he picked up the first red card of his time in English football.
The Dutchman may consider that she has a point after Jasna pushed the Konate in the upgrade to the late equalizer, while Liverpool’s foul of 20 compared to nine who committed the physical Everton offers FER summary of Oliver’s game management in the game.
Liverpool, however, would be better served, simply moving on to a forgetful evening.
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