Liverpool vs Everton Live: News and formations of the Premier League team from Merseyside Derby while Alisson is missing

Sometimes the Merseyside derby receives criticism not to have that intense sensation of ultra-compliant derby. The February meeting in Goodison was not one of those times.

After a race back and forth, James Tarkowski channeled his inner Jagielka and made the house at home absolute lightning in depth in the arrest time, equating Everton in a dramatic 2-2 draw.

Then, the chaos followed. Abdoulaye Doucoure went away to rub the result – which seemed a lot of two points lost for Liverpool – in the faces of the Reds fans. Toxeth Boy Curtis Jones did not kindly lead to this, squaring to doucoure and unleashing a fight.

Jones has been expelled, Doucoure was expelled and after telling the referee Michael Oliver as he felt for his officer, the Reds Arne Slot manager saw Red. Carnage.

The great news of the team of Everton’s team is that Vitali Mykoleko has passed his late fitness test and starts left in front of Ashley Young.

Iliman Ndiaye is also on the bench after returning to training this week.

Alisson and Conor Bradley both returned to Liverpool’s training this week and were in conflict to be characterized, but both lost the team team.

Caoimhin Kelleher takes on his usual position of trusted Alisson deputy, while Curtis Jones – who was at the center of the controversy when they meet the last time these two sides meet, seems to play the right back.

Ryan Gravenberch, on the other hand, makes a return after suffering a knock on the final loss of the Liverpool Carabao Cup in Newcastle.

Liverpool XI: Shoulder; Jones, Konate, Van Dijk, Robertson; Gravenberch, Mac Allister, Szoboszlai; Salah, Jota, Diaz.

Everton XI: Pickford; O’Brien, Tarkowski, Gethwaite, Mykolenko; Gueye, Garner; Harrison, Doucoure, Alcaraz; Beto.

Right, only about five minutes until the news of the team land in Anfield – here is a quick reminder of what we know so far:

Wednesday’s journey through Stanley Park will prove too early for Iliman Ndiaye, Dwight McNeil and Dominic Calvert-Lewin, all returning to training but will not be ready to present. Vitali Mykoleko is in the running, while Orel Mangala remains a long -term absentee for David Moyes after injuring his ACL in January.

Will there be surprises?

Virgil Van Dijk urged Liverpool fans to lift the home team tonight while chasing the title of the Premier League.

“Throughout the season, I talked about concentration, humility, hard work, together and full commitment, and those are things, together with our quality, that will take us where we want to be”, says Van Dijk in the notes of his program.

“You guys can also recite your part. I previously said that we want Anfield to be absolutely on fire every time we play between now and the end of the season, and I would like to repeat that requested here.

“Five home games remain, starting from Wednesday evening, and our desire is that each of our opponents feels the power of this stadium. We make the place of the place, from the first whistle to last.

“We know what to expect from Everton. We just have to go back a few weeks to see it.

“The game at Goodison Park in February was really hard and ended with disappointment for us with that late equatorist, but we know that we can play better than that night, and with you guys we roar, this will be the goal.”

Last week he brought the news that, although perhaps not surprising, it would have been a disappointment for Liverpool fans with Trent Alexander-Arnold apparently close to the agreement on Real Madrid. Will it be business as usual for the back between now and the end of the season?

For so long, possession has been inextricably linked to the success of the Premier League, but things could change. Lawrence Osts Explore the way Liverpool is benefiting from a tactical movement:

Semi-automated leaves will be introduced Premier League Matching for the last phases of the current season, revealed the championship.

The technology was originally destined to be introduced after one of the autumn international pauses in October or November.

It was significantly debut in English Football during the fifth round of the England Cup in early March, with seven of the eight ties played.

Following further non-live tests in the Premier League, the semi-automated leaves will now be used for the first time in the maximum flight this season, using virtual and graphic offside lines together with the monitoring of optical players for those who look at home or in a stadium.