Liverpool player ratings, winners and losers vs Everton as Mohamed Salah and 4 more strong

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There wasn't chance after chance, but he took the one that came his way in the first half really well. Out of position, he was very good.Ibrahima Konate (6).

In over Milos Kerkez for his experience of the derby, he made a couple of good interceptions and was determined in his defending. He looks good in a deeper midfield role and on his 100th appearance, it was the right call to have his energy in there over Alexis Mac Allister, who has looked jaded for much of the campaign.Alongside Gravenberch, his legs were a must, and he shuttled around trying to close down various Everton players, not least the dangerous and wandering Iliman Ndiaye.Mohamed Salah (7).

Perhaps it is a sign that Arne Slot thinks he has improved physically that he started, and he certainly pressed as well as he could.Some of his passes were a little rushed, though, and he needed time to get used to the derby atmosphere and intensity. He did in terms of his running, but he hardly touched the ball.SubstitutesFreddie Woodman (7).