David Moise thanks to exit Merseyside Derby ‘Mayhem with Draw – Irvine Times

Liverpool were on a course to accumulate the misery of their rivals in the city with one last Tofffees Turf victory, only for James Tarkovsky to fuck a stunning volley home to make 2-2 in the eighth minute of the added time.

After the agonizing waiting VAR to confirm the target, things turned to an ignition in the Old Stadium, as the wild celebrations of Abdulay Dukure in front of the guests fans caused a fierce reaction.

The midfielder of the Reds Curtis Jones encountered Dukure and the subsequent argument dispute saw that both men were fired for a second reservations.

With the supporters of the terrain, the flights and the police joined, before Liverpool’s chief Arne Slot and assistant Sipke Hulls, also sent by referee Michael Oliver.

Without a formal press conference from Liverpool – Slot and Hulls, they both blocked to speak on the rules of the Premier League – Moise focused on an important moment for his side, not on the drama that followed.

“It was the Mayhem All Game, it was a little old -fashioned return. I could tell you about the game after the game, but the truth is, it’s not really what we need to talk about, “Scotner said.

“What I know is that Dukure has yellow, which led to red, which I am disappointed with, since they have no players. The place was boiling hot all night, emotionally, it was an incredible atmosphere inside the stadium.

“I think it was extremely important for the evertons to finish at their stadium as well as possible.

“I just feel the support here was amazing tonight, it was incredible support, and I think it was appropriate that they got an end to them.

“We didn’t win, which was disappointing, but we got a draw in a game that didn’t seem as if it were going to our favor.

“It would be difficult to come here, losing 2-1 and talking about it. But I think the way the crowd remained all the way was a magical moment. At the end of the entertainment, there was a little too much and frozen, which he could add. “

In the absence of the evaluation of his manager, Liverpool’s captain Virgil Van Dake gave the opinion of the reds of television operators.

In a thin -veiled Jab from his country’s rivals, the Dutchman told TNT Sports: “We all know that this is the finale of their bowl and they will do their best to try to win against us.

“I think, in the end, Dukure wanted to provoke our fans from what he saw, and Curtis didn’t think it was the right thing.

“Obviously you know what was happening when there was a little shaking, but I didn’t think the REF controlled the game, I said this to it.”

Everton led in the 11th minute before the goals of Alexis Mc Alistair and Mohammed Salah to turn the tables and put Liverpool on a victory course that would put them nine points at the top of the Premier League table.

Instead, there was one last sting in the queue for Goodison Park faithful.