Saved by Tarkowski: Moyes must finally axe Everton’s 8-pass “Liverpool fan”

Everton’s James Tarkowski thundered a soaring shot into the back of Alisson’s neck at Goodison

Park, potentially breaking the sound barrier.

It was Fergie Time at Goodison Park, with Everton reaching deep into their arsenal to find a way to

keep Liverpool from departing with three points for the final time.

David Moyes. It’s amazing what a new manager can do, especially one that understands the club,

loves it, and has previously worked here.

The Merseyside derby may have deteriorated into chaos at the final whistle, but the Toffees will

be pleased with their fresh commitment.

This much-improved Everton side is a far cry from Sean Dyche’s drab relegation candidates.

Goodison Park grabbed two points from their archrivals, but they must be unhappy that they did

not do more.

How Moyes outplayed Slot

If Liverpool had emerged from Goodison Park one last time to all but seal the Premier League title,

there would be no comfort for a dejected Everton crowd who knew their club deserved better.

You could say that Tarkowski’s goal saved such emotions, but there was nothing fortuitous about the home squad’s effort and tenacity, which was so amazing against the arguably finest club in England.

The chaotic nature of the situation precluded Liverpool from ever finding their rhythm and exerting fluidity or control. Everton couldn’t have cared less; this suited them perfectly. Their 0.95 xG (expected goals) total outstripped Liverpool’s 0.63, according to Sofascore, demonstrating their agency in the midst of the storm.

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