
"Liverpool" won the fourth consecutive by the Mersisade derby, prevailing over "Everton" with a score - 3: 0. This "Liverpool" removed the escalated questions about the imminent resignation of coach Gerard Ule.
In this match, the striker of Liverpool Michael Owen spent two goals in this match, and another recorded one at his own expense Harry Kewell, for whom this success was the first in the new team. It is interesting that Home has never had no failure in Derby with Everton, and this time the Liverpool coach replayed his rivals, primarily tactically. This does not mean that Everton did not attack, but most of the capabilities of this team were not realized by Wayne Rooney. In addition, in Everton there was no main goalkeeper Richard Wright, the place of which was taken by Steve Simonsen.
Meanwhile, the hive applied the same tactics as in the match with Tottenham, which was stronger than Liverpool in the third round. The game began with two yellow cards, which were shown by Gary Naismit and El Haji Diufu. Only after this, the teams began to play, and Everton went first ahead. At first, Rooney struck next to the bar, and then Tomash Radzinsky missed a favorable position. The defense of Liverpool did not look in the best way, and it seemed that Everton would score very soon. Runi and Radzinsky wound the defense of the hive, but it did not reach the final blow.
This state of affairs was tired of Kewella and he alone broke the course of the match. It was he who organized the first dangerous attack of Liverpool, which ended with a blow to the Finn bar himself a bad. After that, the game was improved in defense. In particular, Radzinsky was tightly covered, but to Runi, in this regard, the ball simply did not reach.
However, sometimes Everton snapped, as, in particular, in the 21st minute, a dangerous blow from 20 meters of Jerzy Dudek retorted in the jump, pulling the ball out of the right "nine". After the first half of the hour, the initiative passed to Liverpool. In the 39th minute, Kewell gave out an excellent program from the depths to Owen, and he could only beat the goalkeeper, with which Michael did a great job.
Seven minutes after the start of the second half, Owen made a double. After the magnificent pass of Czech, Milan Barosh, Michael was left almost one on one with the goalkeeper, and scored the second goal. It is interesting that for each of the assembly attacks of Liverpool, Everton answered its own. Each time, Wayne Runi's blows found Dudek's hands. The third goal was scored by Kwell after the transfer of Owen, who broke into the penalty area and laid the goalkeeper.
Thus, since 1997, Liverpool has not lost to Everton on the Hudison Park field. Now Liverpool has five points, and Gerard Ule, after the match, thanked the fans of the team. “For me, this game was extremely important, and our fans understood this, behaving perfectly in the stands,” Hohla said. Michael Owen added that in this match, Liverpool players created more moments than in the match with Tottenham.