Liverpool loses Klopp's last classic against Everton

This Wednesday, the 24th, the Everton received the Liverpoolin a delayed match valid for the 29th round of the Premier League. The confrontation was extremely important for both teams, who are fighting for completely opposite goals in the competition. Thus, in the last classic of Jurgen Kloppthe Reds got the worst of it and were defeated 2-0.

The match started very busy, with a penalty awarded to Everton, after just five minutes. Like this, Alisson, who committed the infraction, was punished with a yellow card. However, the penalty was canceled due to offside in the play and the Brazilian goalkeeper had the punishment withdrawn, with the help of VAR.

Despite Liverpool's favoritism, Everton came out ahead. Branthwaite took advantage of confusion inside the area and, with a rebound conceded by Konaté, the Toffees defender sent it into the back of the goal, with a subtle touch on Alisson before the ball went in. Afterwards, the Reds looked dominant, but had their chances stopped by Pickford. Interval! 1 to 0.

On the way back to the second stage, Liverpool came with everything to attack, dominating the actions for the first 10 minutes, without giving possession to Everton. However, at 12', in a corner kick, Calvert-Lewin appeared on the back of Van Djik and headed with strength, with no chance for Alisson.

With a two-goal deficit, Liverpool looked for a reaction, but without the same strength as at the beginning of the second half. Everton, in turn, held off the visitors' momentum and secured the very important victory in the classic. End of the game! 2 to 0.