David Moyes shows class in chaos as Virgil van Dijk silenced by Everton man

Arne Slot lost his cool at the conclusion of the Merseyside derby, unable to cope with the shock of

James Tarkowski’s thunderbolt as the Blues inflicted late sorrow on a Liverpool team that had prematurely began to rejoice.

The Liverpool manager received a red card for his full-time reaction, in which he approached

referee Michael Oliver and engaged in a lengthy chat that resulted to his dismissal.

Whatever was said, his reaction appeared to be in stark contrast to David Moyes’ class, as he lifted

his arms to the home fans behind him before strolling calmly across the sacred field he once called home. The 61-year-old ignored the mayhem surrounding him, instead taking the time to clap the

home fans who kept his team going all the way up to Tarkowski’s amazing volley in the 98th minute.

Slot’s fume may have begun when he arrived at the Grand Old Lady. The arrival of the away squad coincided with the opening of the turnstiles, so the first Blues made their way onto the stands as the players strolled across the pitch. Slot was met with the first loud boo of the night, but he simply waved

it off graciously before continuing down the tunnel. In hindsight, perhaps the early attempt to get

under his skin worked.

Following the game, the away contingent lodged numerous concerns about the officials’ performance. However, there was a déjà vu moment for this derby match midway through the second half when Conor Bradley avoided a second yellow card. The full-back had been booked at the conclusion of the first half for an unnecessary, dangerous late challenge that sent Vitalii Mykolenko tumbling into the hoardings.

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