Liverpool and Everton were both left outraged with the officials following their Merseyside derby showdown at Anfield on Wednesday night.

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English Premier League sides clash as Liverpool takes on Everton in the Merseyside Derby match between bitter rivals. Kickoff takes place on Wednesday, April 2, at 12 p.m. PT/3 p.m. ET, and the only way to watch it live is by streaming exclusively with Peacock.

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Everton is simply trying to play spoiler, as the club has very little to play for these days. They are seemingly far enough way from being in the relegation conversation, but barring any magnificent collapse by the teams ahead of them, the Cottagers are nowhere near qualifying for European competition.

Liverpool not thinking about how early they could win Premier League - A day on from second-placed Arsenal bringing the gap down to nine by beating Fulham 2-1 at home, Liverpool replied by defeating Everton 1-0.

Arne Slot says Liverpool are unconcerned by how soon they can win the Premier League title after going 12 points clear again with victory in Wednesday's Merseyside derby. A day after second-placed Arsenal cut the gap to nine points by beating Fulham 2-1 at home,

Pep Guardiola's men resume their battle to finish in the top four of the EPL as they host the relegation-threatened Foxes.