Everton 2-2 Liverpool players classifications when Tarkowski snatches a dramatic point

Everton and James Tarkowski did it a good goodbye to remember in an adventure full of drama while crashed in death to snatch a point and abalish what has seemed inevitable position for the title of Liverpool.

Everton players ratings

Jordan Pickford – 6

Although England’s number one had little to do, it was a frustrating night for Jordan Pickford, who stopped Curtis Jones on the road to Salah when Liverpool found what they thought he was the winner.

Jake O’Brien – 8

One of O’Brien’s best performances in an Everton shirt while continuing to compensate for a slow beginning in a rejuvenated race under David Moyes, it was unfortunate not to finish the game with three points.

James Tarkowski – 8

Dominant against Luis Díaz and then against Darwin Núñez, Tarkowski enjoyed one night to savor, matching with an end to death to send Goodison Park to Bedlam.

JARAD BRANTHWAITE – 7.5

Like his central partner, Branthwaite enjoyed an excellent night and continues to rediscover the shape of last season, since he did what looked like a million authorizations.

Vitaliy Mykolenko – 5.5

Back from the injury, Ukraine endured a quiet night and summarized that with a late cross on the stands just when Everton needed precise delivery.

James Garner – 6

Although he was not as prominent as his teammates, Garner still managed to push his side to the front foot in what could have resulted in the victory in another day.

Idrissa Gueye – 7.5

Among those who deserved three points in Goodison Park, Idrissa Gueye took control in the middle of the park in a scruffy issue, breaking the game at all times.

Jesper Lindstrom – 6

I did well to keep Andrew Robertson busy and push the first line of Liverpool towards his defensive half, although while stopping his mark on the score sheet.

Abdouye Doucoure – 7

Moving next to Beto sometimes, Doucoure gave Virgil van Dijk a rare uncomfortable game, but loses marks to direct a crucial chance of the brand. Sent after full -time whistle to add to the drama.

Idaimation ndaye – 6

Winning the free kick that led to Beto’s opening strike, Ndiaye left his mark before going to cry in the middle of half. Everton will certainly wait for a quick return.

Bano – 9

One of the best games he has enjoyed in Goodison Park, Beto gave Ibrahima Konate a nightmare sometimes in a true battle of Derby, while also obtained his third goal in two league games.

Substitutes: Jack Harrison, Carlos Alcaraz, Tim Iroegnunam

Liverpool players ratings

Alisson – 7

The Brazilian would have been angry at the lack of sharpness of his team for Beto’s goal, but otherwise he enjoyed a quiet game in the front front.

Conor Bradley – 6

In a game full of anguish, Conor Bradley was one of several who received a reserve from Michael Oliver, before trying the referee’s patience with a lack of slot for Arne, which hooked the right side in the mark of the hour.

Ibrahima Konate – 6.5

Losing a crucial aerial battle in the Moorbundas embers, Konate will be desperate to go from what was a difficult night against Beto.

Virgil van Dijk – 7.5

Unusually torn by its standards and forced out of the first march by a resistant Beto and Doucure, but still swallowed with poise several times.

Andrew Robertson – 6

Once again, the Achilles heel of Liverpool sometimes, Robertson, as many, could not escape the book of Oliver and faced the same destination as Bradley when Slot presented Kostas Tsimikas.

Ryan Gravenberch – 6.5

According to his standards, the Dutchman struggled to take control of the procedures and, on the other hand, was found absorbed by a scruffy issue before the slotted sets in the end of his game in the brand of the hour.

Alexis Mac Allister – 7

I found an excellent equalizer addressing home despite its unlikely aerial skill. Mac Allister is creating the habit of enjoying important moments.

Dominik Szoboszlai – 6.5

Upon entering Derby in good shape, Szoboszlai fought to gain control sometimes against a frantic center of the Everton field. He tried Pickford with a good effort in the first half.

Mohamed Wrong – 8

For a moment, it seemed that the Egyptian king was ready to bow in Goodison Park with a last real goodbye, just for Tarkowski to spoil his moment.

Luis Díaz – 4

Continuing problem number nine of Liverpool, Díaz fought to enter the game and continued to look like a player who left out of position.

Cody Ga – 6

Unusually quiet despite the recent form, Gakpo followed the initial trend of a frustrating night for the first line of Liverpool before being replaced by Darwin Núñez.

Substitutes: Trent Alexander-Arnold, Kostas Tsimikas, Darwin Núñez, Curtis Jones