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EVERTON welcome fierce Merseyside rivals Liverpool to Goodison Park for the final time EVER tonight. The Toffees are set to leave their iconic 19th century stadium and move into a new £760million h…
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Sport Football Premier LeagueDERBY DAY
EVERTON welcome fierce Merseyside rivals Liverpool to Goodison Park for the final time EVER tonight.
The Toffees are set to leave their iconic 19th century stadium and move into a new £760million home, Bramley-Moore Dock, next season.
Everton have enjoyed a recent revival under David Moyes, winning their last three games in the Premier League.
But the arrival of table toppers Liverpool will be the Scotsman's toughest test since he returned to the club last month.
Arne Slot's men will be looking to extend their lead at the top of the Prem and get back to winning ways after his side was on the end of a dramatic FA Cup upset at Plymouth on Sunday.
Kick off time: 7.30pm GMT TV channel: TNT Sports 1 Live stream: discovery+ Everton team: Pickford; O’Brien, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko; Gueye, Garner, Doucoure; Lindstrom, Beto, Ndiaye. Liverpool team: Alisson; Bradley, Konate, Van Dijk, Robertson; Gravenberch, Mac Allister; Salah, Szoboszlai, Gakpo.CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS
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6 minutes agoBy Craig Mahood
Arne Slot spoke to TNT Sports and said: "I look forward to every game we play but this is definitely a special one. We just walked into the stadium and what a historical stadium it is. We are all aware of the fact that it is the last time this match is being played over here so it is a game to look forward to.
"In this league it is important to win every single game. We know there is a long way to go and we have to win many, many games to stay in the position that we are now. We know our competitors are able to win many games in a row as well.
"We know how difficult this game is for us. We know what happened here last season. We know what David [Moyes] has brought here to this club in his four matches in charge so far. It is going to be a difficult one."
10 minutes agoBy Craig Mahood
The Liverpool players taking in the surroundings prior to the warm-ups earlier.
They really seemed to be taking it all in, in what'll be their final visit to the historic ground across the city.
13 minutes agoBy Craig Mahood
Jesper Lindstrom starts for the hosts tonight and says Everton are confident heading into the game and reckons their ability to keep clean sheets gives them a chance of a famous win.
He told TNT Sports: "I think this is one of the games you want to play in. I am fortunate that I am going to play.
"I work a lot mentally to be calm on the pitch, especially for games like this, because the fans make you crazy, the game makes you crazy, so you have to be calm and just enjoy it.
"We have to be compact, as we normally are. We are good at getting clean sheets. And then if we score a goal on a set-piece or on a counter then we can win. We want to score goals, play good football and enjoy the game. Hopefully we can take three points.
"We are very confident."
18 minutes agoBy Craig Mahood
Despite the incredible welcome, everything that surrounds home advantage and the Goodison aspect, it's still a huge task for Everton to get anything from the game tonight.
That's the view of the bookmakers anyway, with the Toffees firm outsiders.
Everton - 11/2 Draw - 11/4 Liverpool - 2/5Odds from Betfair
22 minutes agoBy Craig Mahood
Honestly, we could post a catalogue of the scenes as the Everton bus arrived a wee while ago.
Cheers, blue flares and even fireworks in the sky as the home side arrived in front of a raucous home support.
Something specially different about derby games under the lights....
26 minutes agoBy Raphael Adelugba
The rise of Conor Bradley has seemingly coincided with the inevitable departure of homegrown superstar Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Bradley was playing GAA back in Nothern Ireland when Alexander-Arnold started getting comparisons to Steven Gerrard.
When Alexander-Arnold misses games, Bradley has stepped up to be an adept back-up and now competition.
Given that Alexander-Arnold only resumed full training on Tuesday, it is not surprising that he must content himself with a bench spot. Conor Bradley has a big night ahead of him AGAIN.
29 minutes agoBy Craig Mahood
Alisson acknowledged the monumental occasion that tonight is but says he and Liverpool teammates are 'ready and prepared' for whatever comes tonight.
He told TNT Sports: "We are expecting the same as always here. A lot of passion and energy. The same we always get in a derby between Liverpool and Everton. It is a tough game here against them, we know how much effort everybody puts in, not only them but us as well.
"We are ready and prepared for what we will face tonight. For a derby everyone puts in extra effort so we know we are going to have to be on our toes if we want to leave with a win.
"It is a special game for everyone. The last derby we are going to play here. When the game starts that doesn't matter. We come here to get the three points.
It is an important game for us, as is every game from now on."
33 minutes agoBy Raphael Adelugba
The association of Everton and Liverpool is rare nowadays.
However, its called the"Friendly Derby" for a reason and that extends to the numbers.
Both teams have won 41 games each at this venue - that could change tonight.
37 minutes agoBy Raphael Adelugba
Everton XI: Pickford; O’Brien, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko; Gueye, Garner, Doucoure; Lindstrom, Beto, Ndiaye.
Liverpool XI: Alisson; Bradley, Konate, Van Dijk, Robertson; Gravenberch, Mac Allister; Salah, Szoboszlai, Gakpo.
40 minutes agoBy Raphael Adelugba
And welcome to the last EVER Merseyside derby at the beloved Goodison Park.
The game was supposed to take place in early December, before Storm Darragh caused a late postponement.
Sean Dyche appeared to have escaped looming pressure when Everton defeated Wolves 4-0 to snap a five-game losing streak, but in actuality, it was Dyche's final victory as Everton manager, and David Moyes took over as manager a little more than a month later.
The squad has won three straight league games under the Moyes Era, who also had four victories over Liverpool at Goodison during his previous stint.
Liverpool, on the other hand, led the Premier League by seven points in December and currently leads by six points going into tonight's match.
Bournemouth, a south coast team, also ousted Everton from the Cup, this rescheduled match suddenly stands out as a headline encounter for Moyes.
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