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David Moyes has admitted that the furore surrounding the last Merseyside derby could impact Wednesday’s clash between Liverpool and Everton.

We could be in for more this time around, with Moyes stating the chaotic scenes last time could have an impact on Wednesday’s game at Anfield.

“I think it’s a big game and always has been.



Anfield has always been a difficult place to go and we’ll give it all the respect it deserves.”

Reflecting on the previous derby during the interview with Sky Sports, Moyes added: “We deservedly got a result in that game, but it looked up until the last few minutes that we were going to find ourselves losing.

Moyes has never won a Premier League match at Anfield but brings his Everton side to Anfield as the team with the second-best unbeaten record in the top flight

Only Liverpool’s 25-match run in the league is better.

The Scot became used to tight affairs between the clubs during his first spell as Everton boss and admits that getting back to that sort of level in the coming years is in the Toffees’ plans.

“The gap has widened and when I left it was much closer; the levels of the teams were closer,” Moyes admitted
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