Everton’s final Goodison Park derby was wild – a fitting end that will go down in folklore
Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones took issue with Abdoulaye Doucoure’s celebrations right in front of the away fans, sparking a mass brawl. Police tried in vain to separate the two sets of players, while a bottle thrown from the stands hit Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford on the head.
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A Historic Goodbye: The Last Merseyside Derby at Goodison Ends in the Most Dramatic StalemateA long, tension-filled pause. A nervy VAR check. A confirmed goal. Blue flames lighting up the air. Evertonians flooding the ...
It is rich for the league and broadcasters to encourage the madness and ramp up the intensity, then call for the fun police to intervene ...
Goodison Park’s final Merseyside derby produced one of the most dramatic finishes in its history as James Tarkowski equalised ...
Peter Reid helps to recall non-league Telford's FA Cup fifth-round tie at Everton in 1985, when a record 11,000 away ...
One of English soccer’s most venerable and atmospheric stadiums is preparing to host a Merseyside derby between Everton and ...
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Merseyside derby ends in chaos, while Olympic champion Imane Khelif slams 'offensive' IBA and fellow boxer Usyk reveals his ...
Two players and two coaches were sent off as the final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park reached a frantic finale.
Goodison Park is an iconic stadium - and is often at its best when Everton welcome Liverpool. It is set to host a final derby ...
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