How Liverpool will make Premier League history if they beat Everton on Sunday

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Liverpool and Everton are set to clash in the final Merseyside derby of the season on Sunday at 2pm.Arne Slot’s side head into the game having won just one of their last four league matches and are only five points above the Toffees.It is expected to be one of the most tightly contested derbies for some time, given how both teams are faring this season. But victory for Liverpool would see them make history.To date, the Reds have won at 59 of the 61 grounds they have played at during the Premier League era, and a victory at Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium would see them become the first team to win at 60 different stadiums in the Premier League.

And with Hugo Ekitike out, who should be Liverpool's front three at the Hill Dickinson? Photo Credit: Getty Images/Chris Brunskill/Fantasista Pundits don’t think Liverpool will beat EvertonIt will not be easy as David Moyes’ side are hunting down a European place this term, while Liverpool are just doing enough to cling onto the fifth and final Champions League spot.Everton’s home record against their rivals is not great, though, having won just one of their previous 14 league home matches.However, 10 of those ties ended as stalemates and a number of pundits think Sunday’s clash will also come to a close with the points shared.Gary Neville and Paul Scholes both said Liverpool will draw with Everton, while former Arsenal star Paul Merson also predicted the game will end level.Merson even went as far as to suggest he would be shocked if the away team won.He said: “For the first time in a long, long time, this is an even game!

You can’t really call Liverpool the favourites here. The way Liverpool are playing, you would be shocked if they beat Everton this weekend.“Liverpool still have good players and I won’t be surprised if they win this game.