Everton 2-0 Liverpool: Premier League result from the Merseyside derby from Goodison Park as Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin dent the Reds' title bid and boost survival hopes

Alisson parries away Calvert-Lewin's header at the far post after Liverpool were caught out by Tarkowski's knock back from a deep diagonal ball.

Godfrey flashes a header wide at a packed far post from the resulting delivery. That was a pretty good opening and he'll probably feel he could have done better there.

This is a dangerous situation for a side that lean heavily on set pieces.

The Blues fancy this and sense they can get in-behind the visitors down the channels.

TAA opens up Everton will a sublime clipped pass for Salah. The Egyptian volleys it into the six-yard box but Godfrey is there to clear from underneath his own bar.

DCL is offside and there will be no spot kick.

Alisson's yellow card will be quashed too.

Liverpool are hoping for a reprieve...

Replays suggest it is obviously offside, but it's taken a long time to come to that conclusion...

Alisson takes down Calvert-Lewin as he races through the middle. It's a cast-iron spot kick and a yellow card.

VAR will check for offside....

The visitors respond but Nunez is a fraction behind as he attacks Diaz's cross from the left and Everton clear from inside their own six-yard box.

Doucouré miscues a brilliant chance from eight yards out after McNeil had turned a half-cleared cross back into the danger zone.

This is the 244th edition of England’s most played derby. It is the 210th in the league with all of those encounters taking place in the top-flight.

The Toffees have not won in their last 12 home PL matches with The Reds, losing three and drawing nine.

Indeed, Liverpool have only lost one of the last 26 league showdowns (home and away).

Overall League Record at Goodison: Everton 34 wins, Liverpool 34 wins, 36 draws.

Overall: Liverpool 82 wins, Everton 58 wins, 69 draws.

Tonight’s official is Andy Madley.

Everton get us underway.

“We still have our goals and the position that we're in is still fine. It wasn't just a win; I thought the team played well. It's a performance and a win we can build on."

“Every game is massive now and we have to keep fighting. It was disappointing last Monday (the defeat to Chelsea), but we know the fans are on our side and it’s about us then putting a performance on. Giving 100 per cent on the pitch, grafting and when you work hard you get the rewards."

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"We never under-estimate it when we arrive there and that is what makes it more difficult. They always look ready for the game, so we have to make sure we are ready for this one."

"I'm well aware of the records that people have been telling me. I'm looking forward to the game. I didn't grow up here so I don't have the depth of understanding [of the rivalry] but what I do understand is how important it is to be Everton's manager - in all games, but particularly this one."

Liverpool’s search for a replacement for Jurgen Klopp is continuing, with Feyenoord’s Arne Slot now said to be starting talks with the club.

Check out the full details in our report below.

Mohamed Salah and Darwin Nunez are back in Liverpool's attack as Jurgen Klopp makes six changes from Fulham for his last Merseyside derby at the helm.

Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, Curtis Jones and Ibrahima Konate also come in.

Sean Dyche makes a couple of tweaks to the team that won a crucial relegation tussle at home to Nottingham Forest last time out.

Ben Godfrey replaces Ashley Young at right back with James Garner coming in for Andre Gomes in midfield.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is fit to start up top.