Super dramatic split score

The match ended with a dramatic and attractive 2-2 draw. Twice to take the lead, twice Liverpool to tie Everton and the Merseyside derby on matchday 5 of the Premier League ended with 1 point for each team.

The VAR made Liverpool lose the decisive goal

Upon receiving a pass from a teammate, Mane ran away and passed the ball so Henderson could finish off, goalie Pickford was unable to successfully block it. However, the VAR determined that there was no goal for the visitors as the Senegalese striker was offside.

A delicate situation when the VAR determines Mane’s offside foul

The second half has 5 minutes of injury time.

Richarlison, on the Everton side, had to draw a red card after kicking Thiago’s gravure.

Calvert-Lewin gỡ hòa 2-2

After an attack down the left flank, Lucas Digne dived inward to allow Calvert-Lewin to hit his head and hit the ground to hit Liverpool a second time.

One more chance for Salah but his left-footed shot from outside the area found goalkeeper Pickford’s position.

Pickford made an incredible save

From a teammate’s corner, Matip spun high and headed tight, but goalkeeper Pickford made an excellent save.

Salah recorded masterpiece

After the attack on the right wing, Robertson crossed the ball into the Everton penalty area. The local defender broke the ball off Salah’s right foot for the Egyptian player to launch the beautiful volley into the far corner. The score is 2-1 for Liverpool.

James Rodríguez carried the ball into Liverpool’s penalty area and then made a dangerous shot, but goalkeeper Adrián was able to stop it.

James Rodriguez cleverly knocked out the entire Liverpool defense for Richarlison to hit his head near the wall and hit the post.

The two teams are playing tit for tat, Liverpool have the ball slightly more than the host.

James Rodríguez turned on the attack with a subtle pass to let Lucas Digne enter, sending Liverpool’s defense staggering.

Henderson has an ice up from the second row and shoots very stretched, but the ball goes a little higher than the goal of local team Goodison Park.

The second half of the game began.

The first half ended with a 1-1 draw.

After the free-kick arrangement on the left wing, Andre Gomes sent the ball deep into Liverpool’s goal, but goalkeeper Adrian was alert to push the ball for a corner.

Liverpool players coordinated in the opponent’s penalty area, but Salah was too light.

An attack down the left wing is exactly like the opening score between Robertson and Mane. On this occasion, the Senegalese forward’s cushioning phase sent the ball to the Everton post.

It was Everton’s turn to make a reluctant substitution: Coleman returned with injury and had to leave the field to make room for Godfrey.

Pickford saves the host

Liverpool enjoyed a free kick outside the area, Alexander-Arnold kicked over the barrier, but goalkeeper Pickford blocked the corner.

Everton drew 1-1

From James Rodriguez’s corner, Michael Keane spun high and hit his head very hard to beat goalie Adrian, bringing the game back to the starting line.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin escaped down the right wing and then fired into a narrow corner that forced Adrian into a corner.

Having a goal in front of coach Jurgen Klopp’s army continues to dominate the game, while local players have a lot of difficulty implementing their game.

Liverpool’s reluctant substitute: Joseph Gomez replaced the injured Van Dijk.

Van Dijk was in pain after the start and collided with goalkeeper Pickford. The Dutch midfielder required the attention of medical personnel, which caused the game to be interrupted for a few minutes.

Mane opened the scoring early

A Liverpool attack phase, Andrew Robertson from the left flank to get to Mane, cushioning the inside of the wall, and extending Pickford’s net. Nhu Mane became the fastest scorer in Merseyside derby history.

Mane’s joy with the early goal just after his relaunch

Referee Michael Oliver blew the whistle for the game between Everton and Liverpool to begin.

Force information

Everton: Mason Holgate, Jarrad Branthwaite and Jean-Philippe Gbamin are absent due to injuries. Allan, Andre Gomes and Seamus Coleman have recovered and are ready to play.

Liverpool: Alisson, Naby Keita are absent due to injury. Thiago and Sadio Mane return after leaving Covid-19.

Merseyside derby

Confrontation and performance

– Everton failed to win 19 consecutive Premier League games against Liverpool (draw 11, lost 8). The last time they beat Liverpool in this tournament was in October 2010.

– Liverpool’s last 22 undefeated matches against Everton in all competitions. This is the longest undefeated series in Liverpool history against an opponent (equal to Aston Villa).

– Everton won 100% of 7 games since the start of the season.

– Liverpool have conceded 11 times in four Premier League games this season, equal to what they had conceded in the first 13 games of last season.