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DirK Kuyt once scored a last-minute penalty to earn Liverpool a derby win over Everton, and the Dutchman is thankful VAR was unable to deny him that moment.

The Toffees veteran escaped with barely a scrape and Kuyt was only shown a yellow card before Tony Hibbert and Neville were shown red in the game.

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"I was very lucky to come away from that because if I had a red card, I would not have managed to score the winning goal," Kuyt told Telegraph Sport.

Dirk Kuyt scored the winning goal from the penalty spot after Phil Neville was sent off for handball.

The Dutch workhorse scored five goals in 13 appearances against Everton and loved the war.

"For the city and for the supporters, it means so much, so these were the best games to play for me," he added.

But I have good memories at Goodison Park, because I scored many goals there.
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