58. Liverpool Fc’s Shane Macgowan: Unveiling A Trading Maestro’s Tale

58. Liverpool Fc’s Shane Macgowan: Unveiling A Trading Maestro’s Tale – LIVERPOOL 2-0 EVERTON: Mohamed Salah scored twice for Jurgen Klopp’s side in the Merseyside derby as the Reds went on to record their first 100% win at Anfield.

Liverpool returned to the top of the Premier League by beating 10-man Everton 2-0 in the Merseyside derby.

58. Liverpool Fc’s Shane Macgowan: Unveiling A Trading Maestro’s Tale

Jurgen Klopp’s men will have to work hard to get the three points after Everton made a good start to the game at Anfield. Dominic Calvert-Lewin missed a golden chance to give the Toffees the lead in the first minute, sparking Dwight McNeil’s excellent play.

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But Everton’s game plan was thrown out the window before half-time when Ashley Young was sent off for two bookable charges. Despite this, Liverpool struggled to break down the Toffees until the 75th minute when Mohamed Salah scored from the penalty spot.

As Everton tried to equalize late on, it left space for Liverpool to attack and that’s how Klopp’s men won as Salah struck for the second time. Here are five talking points of the game.

As Liverpool struggled to break through Everton’s deep and strong block, Klopp’s men were given the chance to take the lead in the penalty area. Referee Craig Pawson first awarded a corner after Diaz’s ball hit the outstretched arm of Michael Keane. However, following VAR’s advice, Pawson went to the on-field observer and overturned his original decision.

Salah came out of the box and put the spot-kick into the bottom corner, leaving Jordan Pickford with little chance. The Egyptian later added his second goal of the game with a volley home to stop the lightning attack. It was Salah’s fourth goal in two games after he scored a brace against Brighton before the international break.

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The most surprising moment of the first half came when Young showed his marching orders. The 38-year-old received his first yellow card in the 18th minute for a late challenge on Luis Diaz.

Then, eight minutes before halftime, Young beat Diaz again with a free-kick on the edge of the box. Referee Craig Pawson bided his time before issuing a second yellow card and sent off the former Manchester United defender, leaving Everton with 10 men after 50 minutes.

Sean Dyche, however, believes Liverpool should have lost a player in the 65th minute. It happened when Konate fouled Beto as Everton looked to go away. Having already received a yellow card, the Toffees pushed for Konate to be sent off for a second bookable offence.

Following the news that Andy Robertson will need surgery after injuring his shoulder while playing for Scotland, Kostas Tsimikas has been handed a rare chance to start in the Premier League against Everton. The Greek left-back had played just four minutes in the top flight this season before the Merseyside derby.

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Tsimikas looked nowhere in Liverpool’s back four, which includes Iraima Konate, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold. The 27-year-old Diaz supported the possession, while he was called into action on several occasions in defense.

In search of a Liverpool goal, Tsimikas and Ryan Gravenberch were replaced by Harvey Elliott and Darwin Nunez in the 62nd minute. Tsimikas is expected to see more playing time in the coming weeks, with Robertson out until the New Year.

Earlier this week, the Premier League confirmed that all players, managers and match officials this weekend will wear black armbands as a mark of respect for those affected by the growing crisis in Israel and in the Gaza Strip.

A minute’s silence was also declared for the matches from Saturday 21 October to Monday 23 October. The first match in the top 10 after the international break is the Merseyside derby.

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However, contrary to league reports, Liverpool players did not wear black armbands during the first half at Anfield. This time, they came out in the second half dressed, even though Everton were dressed for the full 90 minutes.

Liverpool’s success has returned them to the top of the Premier League, albeit temporarily. Manchester City’s win against Brighton at 3pm will put them on top, while Arsenal have a chance to go through if they beat Chelsea in their first leg at 5.30pm. Tottenham, who lead at the weekend, host Fulham on Monday night.