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In Liverpool´s entire history, only Steven Gerrard (7) has scored more home league goals against Everton than Divock Origi (6).
Goal or assist every 61 minutes
27% of all the goals Divvy has scored for Liverpool have been against Everton
Andy Robertson is the first Scottish player to score for Liverpool against Everton since that Gary McAllister free-kick in April 2001.
Thiago, Joel Matip, Virgil van Dijk, Andy Robertson, Fabinho and Trent Alexander-Arnold all completed more passes as individuals than Everton´s entire team did in the 1st half.
Thiago (63) completed almost double (32).
The ball was only in play for 28 mins and 20 seconds
Everton´s 32 completed passes were the fewest in a Premier League first half since at least 2012-13.
Liverpool had 85% possession today vs Everton.
THAT´S A PREMIER LEAGUE RECORD!
10 clean sheets in the last 13 @premierleague games for #lfc
Liverpool have 79 points since the start of this season.
Everton have 79 since the fourth game of last season
Goal contributions in the PL this season:
35 - Mo Salah
34 - Everton
Salah has now assisted 20 different players for Liverpool, the most of anyone in the Klopp era. Most common:
16 Mane
10 Firmino
4 Keita
3 Jota
Everton midfielder Allan played 73 minutes against Liverpool.
He completed two passes - both via kick-offs.
50 - Liverpool (79) sit 50 points above Everton (29) in the Premier League table, the joint-biggest lead the Reds have had over their Merseyside rivals in the competition at the end of a day (also 50 at the end of 2019-20).
13 - Liverpool have scored the most headed goals of any side in the Premier League this season (13), with Andy Robertson either scoring (two) or assisting (four) six of them.
6 - There have been 12 bookings for simulation in the Premier League this season, with six of them being for Everton players, including three alone in matches against Liverpool.
Thiago actually made 20 passes into the FINAL THIRD tonight.
He also completed 120/122 passes.
In Liverpool´s entire history, only Steven Gerrard (7) has scored more home league goals against Everton than Divock Origi (6).
Goal or assist every 61 minutes
27% of all the goals Divvy has scored for Liverpool have been against Everton
Andy Robertson is the first Scottish player to score for Liverpool against Everton since that Gary McAllister free-kick in April 2001.
Thiago, Joel Matip, Virgil van Dijk, Andy Robertson, Fabinho and Trent Alexander-Arnold all completed more passes as individuals than Everton´s entire team did in the 1st half.
Thiago (63) completed almost double (32).
The ball was only in play for 28 mins and 20 seconds
Everton´s 32 completed passes were the fewest in a Premier League first half since at least 2012-13.
Liverpool had 85% possession today vs Everton.
THAT´S A PREMIER LEAGUE RECORD!
10 clean sheets in the last 13 @premierleague games for #lfc
Liverpool have 79 points since the start of this season.
Everton have 79 since the fourth game of last season
Goal contributions in the PL this season:
35 - Mo Salah
34 - Everton
Salah has now assisted 20 different players for Liverpool, the most of anyone in the Klopp era. Most common:
16 Mane
10 Firmino
4 Keita
3 Jota
Everton midfielder Allan played 73 minutes against Liverpool.
He completed two passes - both via kick-offs.
50 - Liverpool (79) sit 50 points above Everton (29) in the Premier League table, the joint-biggest lead the Reds have had over their Merseyside rivals in the competition at the end of a day (also 50 at the end of 2019-20).
13 - Liverpool have scored the most headed goals of any side in the Premier League this season (13), with Andy Robertson either scoring (two) or assisting (four) six of them.
6 - There have been 12 bookings for simulation in the Premier League this season, with six of them being for Everton players, including three alone in matches against Liverpool.
Thiago actually made 20 passes into the FINAL THIRD tonight.
He also completed 120/122 passes.
“Some people believe football is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.”
Bill Shankly