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Premier League
team-logoLiverpool
2 - 1
FT
team-logoEverton
R. Gravenberch 10'H. Ekitike 29'
I. Gueye 58'
(HT 2-0) (FT 2-1)

Liverpool vs EvertonResults & stats,

Key Events

Stats

LIV

Summary

EVE
  • 57%

    Ball possession

    43%
  • 0.925

    Expected Goals

    0.565
  • 11

    Total shots

    9
  • 3

    Shots on target

    2
  • 5

    Corners

    4
  • 11

    Fouls Committed

    10
  • 1

    Offsides

    1
  • 23

    Throw ins

    23
LIV

Attacking

EVE
  • 11

    Total shots

    9
  • 3

    Shots on target

    2
  • 3

    Shots off target

    4
  • 5

    Blocked shots

    3
  • 2

    Key Passes

    1
  • 5

    Counter Attacks

    0
LIV

Passing

EVE
  • 13

    Total crosses

    22
  • 465

    Total passes

    336
LIV

Duels

EVE
  • 8

    Air challenges won

    9
  • 9

    Air challenges lost

    8
LIV

Defence

EVE
  • 6

    Goal Kicks

    9
  • 1

    Saves

    1
  • 11

    Free Kicks

    12
  • 1

    Defensive errors

    1
  • 19

    Clearances

    16
  • 17

    Interceptions

    10
LIV

Discipline

EVE
  • 2

    Yellow cards

    3
  • 0

    Red cards

    0

Injuries and Suspensions

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Injuries and Suspensions

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Pick your winner

Liverpool64%2,496
24%912
Everton12%448

Match details

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Premier League - Game Week 5
Anfield

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PosTeamPWDLFA+/-PTSForm
6Newcastle United crestNewcastle United21104224
W
D
7Everton crestEverton21103124
D
W
8Leeds United crestLeeds United21102114
D
W
12Ipswich Town crestIpswich Town210146-23
L
W
13Liverpool crestLiverpool20204402
D
D
14AFC Bournemouth crestAFC Bournemouth201123-11
D
L
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