Frimpong message surfaces as Liverpool break Everton hearts in the 100th minute

The match itself was a grueling contest where a draw might have been a fair reflection of the play.

We struggled early on, failing to register a shot in the opening twenty minutes, but a disallowed Everton goal acted as a wake-up call.

Just 66 seconds later, Mo Salah opened the scoring with his ninth career goal against the Toffees.

While Beto eventually leveled for the hosts, our captain’s late intervention ensured we stayed on track for European qualification.

Champions League dream remains alive for the Reds

This victory is massive for our pursuit of the Champions League, leaving us seven points clear of Chelsea.

It seems the mentality in our dressing room remains strictly focused on looking upward rather than at those behind.

Curtis Jones highlighted this mindset when discussing the gap between us and our rivals, suggesting that while others celebrate minor steps, our only goal is competing at the highest level in Europe.

Even club legends are feeling the buzz, as Steven Gerrard was spotted celebrating in a pub following the historic winner.

With the Opta supercomputer now rating our chances of a top-five finish at 89.2%, the path back to the elite looks clearer than ever.

Every fan who made the trip to the new ground certainly got the happy ending the former Celtic man alluded to in his post.