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Four red cards after the final whistle, a 98th-minute equaliser that came laced in quality as well as controversy and drama, this was a reminder of the danger of underestimating Evertonian defiance, an illustration this game can be happy and angry, unpredictable and spectacular.

They will probably win the league, but it was Everton who ended up revelling when Tarkowski conjured a magnificent equaliser, prompting fans to charge on to the pitch to mob the scorer.

“It was a very big provocation from one certain player,” said Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk.



Iliman Ndiaye’s knee injury had made a slender squad smaller even before Doucoure got suspended and Moyes said: “We're down on numbers at the moment.”

His Liverpool counterpart was rather more animated; uncharacteristically for a man who spends much of his time watching matches with his hands planted in his pockets.



James Tarkowski blasted in a late, late equaliser for Everton (Action Images via Reuters)Mo Salah got a goal and an assist to continue his fine season (Nick Potts/PA Wire)

“It was mayhem all game, an old-fashioned throwback,” said Moyes.

The novel element came in Liverpool naming a Premier League 11 without an Englishman; when Slot brought on two locals, one of them, Jones, ended up getting carried away by the occasion.
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