Curtis Jones shouts out 'one of the best people ever' after Liverpool beat Everton
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Freddie Woodman made an unexpected appearance for Liverpool as they beat old rivals Everton 2-1.With Alisson still sidelined, Giorgi Mamardashvili has been Liverpool’s first-choice option in the last few weeks.However, Mamardashvili went off injured in the first half, and Curtis Jones has now given a shout-out to Freddie Woodman after the third-choice goalkeeper was given a rare outing in the derby win. Who was Liverpool’s best player during Sunday’s smash and grab win over Everton?
Comment who were you most disappointed with too! Photo by James Gill – Danehouse/Getty Images Curtis Jones praises Freddie Woodman after Liverpool’s win over EvertonWoodman joined Liverpool on a free transfer from Preston North End in July 2025.He made his debut for the club in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup, conceding three against Crystal Palace.Woodman, despite a couple of shaky moments, fared much better on Sunday when he came on and Jones has since showered him in love.Writing on his Instagram story shortly after the clash with David Moyes’ men, the midfielder stated: “Loved seeing this fella come on today.
One of the best people ever.”Liverpool now have six days before they are back in Premier League action, facing Crystal Palace on Saturday.With Alisson still out, there are question marks over who will start between the sticks.Thankfully, when Slot gave an injury update on Mamardashvili after the Everton tie, it does not appear as though the number two will be out for that long.However, he did cast doubt over a return against the Eagles, meaning we could see Woodman between the sticks once more.Slot said: “Didn’t look great, it was a big wound, he went straight away to the hospital so let’s see how that will work out for him. I fear the worst, not the worst in a long-term injury but fear the worst for next week.”Woodman made one save and completed seven of his 14 attempted passes when he came on against Everton.Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox