We asked for your thoughts after Sunday’s Premier League game between Everton and Liverpool.
Everton fans
Paul: Disappointed with the result, but proud of the performance and I felt we deserved more. Credit to David Moyes as he was obviously going for the win whereas in previous seasons he was too conservative. If we had more class up front, then we would have got what we deserved.
Ron: No quality on our subs bench, Thierno Barry was particularly poor. Hope Jarrad Branthwaite’s injury is not serious. We lack intensity when we really should be pushing the opposition. A chance lost.
Alex: Everton should be proud of that performance. We are a totally different side to the one that has struggled season after season. Without VAR to disallow Iliman Ndiaye’s goal, we would’ve been 1-0 up. It could’ve been very different. However, we never looked like scoring when Beto went off injured. The subs were totally ineffective. Barry is not a Premier League-quality striker. Overall, we didn’t deserve to lose the match on the balance of play.
Timothy: Everton played well for 85 minutes, but they ran out of steam. The Toffees need to work on defending corners and crosses – a Jordan Pickford weakness.
Liverpool fans
Chris: Great performance and a great result. I just want to give a shout-out to Curtis Jones, who played at full-back and he was awesome. He tried to push Liverpool forward from that position. Throughout the game he was always looking for a forward pass.
Philip: Adequate, but nothing more. We rode our luck at times and at the business end we remain too lethargic. We have a lot of work ahead of us for the 2026-27 campaign.
Wayne: They got the three points and on balance Liverpool were the better team. Today has shown we can’t let Andy Robertson walk away. He is still the best left-back we have!
Keith: Thought after early Everton energy Liverpool largely controlled the game. After Florian Wirtz went off, we lost a bit of that, but unlike a lot of this season we stayed strong. The last-minute winner was as sweet as honey. That should secure us Champions League football next season, but major questions remain as to why we have struggled so much this year.
