Good afternoon and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE coverage of the first Merseyside derby of the season. Are you ready for some team news?

FULL TIME! Liverpool 1 Everton 1. Two great goals, two stonewall penalties, and though Pool controlled more of the game perhaps a draw isn't unfair. Try telling that to the home side after they concede to a Jagielka screamer in stoppage time!

Baines whips it in low and Barry tries to back-heel it in at the near post. Yes, you read that right. It goes wide.

Moreno trips Lukaku on the right and Everton could actually snatch this here! Booking for the defender.

Watch the highlights for that goal alone. An incredible half-volley!

GOOOOOOAAAAAL! Jagielka of all people on the half-volley! Stoppage time equaliser for Everton. 1-1!

THREE minutes of added time.

Baines with a poor delivery though. Not his best game at all today. And to make matters worse he then takes a foul throw!

Everton win a corner late on...

Off comes Mario Balotelli, who for a player so heavily involved in this game hasn't made much of a contribution. Again. Rickie Lambert will attempt to see this out from the front.

McGeady invited to strike from distance and it's well over the bar.

Pool starting to sit back, but Everton continue to look hesitant going forward.

Brendan Rodgers has faced teams managed by Roberto Martinez six times in the Premier League and is still unbeaten (W4-D2-L0).

Game quietening down as we reach the climax. Everton need to turn it up.

Eto's first contribution is to sky a shot well over the bar. That's what a striker gets for wearing shirt number 5.

Balotelli meets a raking ball forward on the volley.... saved!

Here comes Samuel Eto'o in an attacking switch, for Besic. Can he find a late leveller?

Balotelli cleanly dispossesses Besic, and gets taken down in turn. Put him in at centre-back!

Steven Gerrard’s last 18 PL goals have come from set-pieces – since netting in the 2-2 draw at Man City in Feb 2013.

Lukaku hashes another chance. Not quite as hilarious as Balotelli but he's not had a good game up top either.

Liverpool’s only PL defeat having taken the lead in a Merseyside derby came in December 1992 – with their 2-1 away defeat following Mark Wright’s 62nd minute opening goal.