'You horrible, horrible pr*cks' - Liverpool fans RAGE as Reds are denied in last-ever Goodison Park derby as Everton snatch draw before ugly full-time scenes

The final Merseyside derby at Everton's famous old ground ended on a heated note as the hosts held Liverpool to a 2-2 draw following a last-minute equaliser from James Tarkowski. The English defender's stunning half-volley in the 98th minute was cleared after a VAR check for offside, however, replays showed that Ibrahima Konate might have been shoved in the penalty area.

After the match, Reds boss Arne Slot angrily confronted referee Michael Oliver and was immediately shown a straight red card, while Abdoulaye Doucoure sparked a brawl that saw him and Curtis Jones shown red, too.

Liverpool fans were left fuming after the disappointing result as they slammed their rival players for denying them a win.

An X handled named AnfieldRd96 wrote: "Liverpool are top of the league, Everton are celebrating a 2-2 draw. That’s the difference you horrible, horrible, horrible pr*cks."

Eeko Eight-Seven wrote: "They'll write songs about this. Their media team will dedicate segments to this every season before a Merseyside Derby. They'll tell their grandkids about the day they stole a point from @LFC which ultimately meant nothing in the greater scheme of things. The stuff of legends."

Nathan Farnham posted: "Wow that was some final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park! Onto the next one Redmen 7 points clear at the top of the Premier League table with 14 games to go YNWA."

Muhammad Usman poked fun at Arsenal as he wrote: "Crazy Merseyside derby. Title race should have been on but Arsenal are not serious."

A handle named ForKross wrote: "David Moyes has brought Merseyside derby back to life."

Beto opened the scoring for Everton before Alexis Mac Allister brought the visitors back into the game in the 16th minute. Mohamed Salah then put his team in front for the first time in the game in the 73rd minute, but Tarkowski's brilliant strike broke Red hearts. Despite dropping crucial two points at the home of their rivals, Slot's side continue to enjoy a healthy seven-point lead at the top of the Premier League table.

The Reds will be back in action on Sunday in the Premier League as they host Wolves in a crucial fixture at Anfield.