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Everton vs Liverpool: Three key battles that could decide the Merseyside derby
TL;DR
Everton hosts Liverpool in the first Merseyside derby of the season at Hill Dickinson Stadium. The match features three key battles that could influence the outcome as Everton trails Liverpool by five points in the Premier League standings.
Key points
- Everton hosts Liverpool at Hill Dickinson Stadium
- First Merseyside derby of the season
- Everton is five points adrift of Liverpool
- Liverpool is in fifth place in the Premier League
- Three key individual battles could decide the match
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Everton vs Liverpool: Three key battles that could decide the Merseyside derby
Everton host Liverpool in the first Merseyside derby at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
The Toffees are five points adrift of the Reds in the Premier League standings. Liverpool are in the last Champions League qualification spot in fifth place.
Read on as we look at the top three individual battles that could determine the fixture’s outcome.
Beto vs Virgil van Dijk
Beto has scored four goals in his last five league games, including a brace in the 3-0 home win over Chelsea last month.
He scored in this fixture last season, giving him more confidence ahead of this clash. His aerial prowess, hold-up play and strength will be crucial for Everton.
Virgil van Dijk will have to be at his best to keep the Guinea-Bissau forward quiet. The Liverpool captain’s aerial prowess and physical presence could come in handy.
Vitaliy Mykolenko vs Mohamed Salah
Q&A
What are the key battles to watch in the Everton vs Liverpool derby?
The article highlights three individual battles that could significantly impact the match's outcome.
Where is the Merseyside derby taking place?
The derby will be held at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
What is the current Premier League standing of Everton and Liverpool?
Everton is five points behind Liverpool, who currently occupies the last Champions League qualification spot in fifth place.
