Key events
Here's Andy Hunter's report from Goodison Park.
Two Liverpool fans now:
Luke: “Am I the only Liverpool fan who feels relieved about that game? They were never going to win the title. Remember that part about City needing to lose a game? Now we don't need to worry about it and it seems like the time is right for Klopp to leave, and no one will feel sad if Salah and Big Virgil leave too. “I would rather see Bobby Clark, Danns and all the young guys with an exciting new coach than something like this game again.”
Tony: “Well, both rival fans and some of our own have been saying that we can't keep coming back every game. The last two weeks have demonstrated this conclusively.
I can not complain. For most of the season we have exceeded expectations and it was a good trip. Now everyone is as exhausted as Klopp. At least HALF of Liverpool are happy tonight. “It’s the happy places of London and Manchester that annoy me.”
Tim Smith gets in touch: “In a nutshell, it's the pressure of having to match Arsenal's victory last night. This will be at Man City tomorrow night. It's been happening in the championship for the last three weeks. A time when it is advantageous to play first. Oh, and to answer your question: Arne could simply advise his forwards to position themselves at home instead of shooting all over the place.”
DB also sends emails to: “This was a magnificent performance from Everton. Annoyances and pressure, set pieces and conflicting goals. Vintage dam. With that defense, add a bit of guile further up the pitch and you'd think they should avoid a relegation battle next season. For Liverpool, I am afraid that the next manager might hide in nowhere. Heads fell after the second goal. For the future, take advantage of Salah in the summer and get a goalscorer. Maybe Ivan Toney?
Kári Tulinius: “In recent games, when Liverpool shoot from distance, it seems like a half-hearted, almost desperate move. Hitting the target from a distance seemed like a notable aspect of his style this season. This had the effect of drawing defenders towards them, creating space. Everton “We have been able to sit down and close the passing options.”
Andy H: “The counterargument to Rick Harris's saying that 'they haven't gotten over the long goodbye' is that most Liverpool players have simply done what most footballers do when their boss announces he's leaving in the summer, and They have gone to the beach. Simply because they can, and what are you going to do? Transfer list then?
“Never underestimate the psyche of a footballer who believes he can take his foot off the accelerator without repercussions.”
Gloomy reading for Liverpool.
Happy reading to Everton.
Full time: Everton 2-0 Liverpool
One last save from Pickford to deny Mo Salah, but it never went in. The victory is complete. Sean Dyche's team has achieved a famous victory. And Liverpool's performance in such an important match will live in infamy. They never appeared. Jurgen Klopp loses his latest Merseyside derby and the title seemed beyond his ramshackle team. They seem tired, even tired of each other. Arne, is it your turn?
90+4 minutes: Calvert-Lewin, such a good player when he is fit, leaves the field, to applause. “You've lost the league and that's a fact,” sing the Goodison faithful.
90+3 minutes: He Liverpool The end is empty. The second half attack never came. And now neither will it be a farewell title for the Klopp regime.
90+1 minutes: Five minutes more. Liverpool I need a miracle from here. Pickford taking forever on a goal kick won't speed up the process.
90 minutes: For the last time, Godfrey wins the ball in the air. Harrison, as always, had his back. The corner is clear and Elliot forces a good save from Pickford. One for the cameras.
89 minutes: Everton fans dancing around. They can hardly believe it. They stay awake. The new ground is imminent and then there is the 777. Still, beating the Reds will be enough for now. If there is a better way to stay awake, then they would like to hear it.
87 minutes: These are painful moments for Liverpool. Jurgen Klopp also suffers. He stands on the sidelines, abject, unable to effect any change. Where did everything start to go wrong? It seems that two visits to Old Trafford were what finished him off.
86 minutes: Calvert-Lewin takes one for the team. he is looted Liverpool. He has also shown the way to prevent Van Dijk from dominating.
84 minutes: A devastated Trent Alexander-Arnold is replaced. He pulls his shirt over his head. Tsimikas and Gómez enter. Robertson, who also had a bad game, also left.
83 minutes: this feels like Liverpool They are sleepwalking to squandering the title and losing at Goodison for the first time since 2010, when Mikel Arteta was an Evertonian.
82 minutes: Rick Harris gets in touch: “I don't know who they will put in to replace Klopp, but I can't help but feel it was a big mistake on the part of the Liverpool The coach announced that he was leaving two thirds of the way through the season.
“That news went down like a balloon among Liverpool fans and it seems the players are struggling to cope with the long goodbye. Of course, Arsenal's emphatic thrashing of Chelsea last night and their considerable goal difference advantage make it even harder for the Reds to win the title, but surely you need your team to put in a bigger effort than this?
81 minutes: It's Trent's turn to throw the ball over the bar. Liverpool's shooting has been simply appalling all night. Item 1 for Arne Slot?
80 minutes: Patrick Crumlish gets in touch: “Something changed the day they lost to United in the FA Cup. Oh ok. At least they won't lose the title on the final day despite beating Wolves at home. And now I could also play with the children. Third place is the best there is now. “
79 minutes: The ball falls to Salah on the edge of the area. It fails a lot. It's not just Darwin.
78 minutes: Rupak gets in touch: “As bad as Michael Owen is at punditry, his knowledge of finishing is unmatched. He, visibly furious at Darwin's mistake, needs no further explanation about how big the mistake was.
“Derbies make or break the careers of professional footballers, if Liverpool “If they repeat their final form against Man Utd and Crystal Palace at Goodison, there will be serious tensions over Darwin’s stay.”
Doucoure left something on Mac Allister, but VAR seems fine with a little after.
77 minutes: Quansah lasts a long time, and that's meat and drink for Pickford. Too easy. It feels too easy to Everton like an everything. A strange old feeling, especially for Everton.
75 minutes: Everton second change: Gueye leaves and Amadou Onana enters. Your brief from him? Stop everything that passes through it.
74 minutes: The key battle was Díaz against Godfrey and Harrison. Many other roads were closed.
72 minutes: Goodison is calm. Because of nerves, almost certainly. Liverpool They are attacking, but there are boos when Robertson knocks the ball out of play.
70 minutes: Díaz beats Godfrey, takes him off the ground and off the post. He still wants this. Elliot, so useful off the bench all season, is finding his way. There is relief as Mac Allister hooks the ball out of play.
69 minutes: Where is the Liverpool from a few weeks ago? The team that should have beaten Manchester City. Not here, not at Goodison.
68 minutes: Díaz seems the most animated about it. Liverpool stroke. Tarkowski approaches and takes the ball away from Salah.
66 minutes: Other Everton corner. Alexander-Arnold has to hit back. Van Dijk is being threatened by Godfrey. Tarkowski goes up next but Branthwaite – this time – is offside.
64 minutes: More panic in the Liverpool box. Robertson is needed to clear as Calvert-Lewin caused further problems and Harrison's shot arrives.
63 minutes: Quansah, Elliot and Endo enter: Jones, Szoboszlai and Konate exit.
62 minutes: Liverpool corner. Van Dijk falls to the ground and Pickford claims. Van Dijk is being attacked in both areas and it is working. Three Liverpool substitutes are coming….
60 minutes: Goodison Park is moving in a way never seen before, except in the club's great escapes from relegation. What can Klopp do to calm them down?
59 minutes: Liverpool They have 30 minutes to save their bid for the title. Calvert-Lewin spearheaded that like Bob Latchford or Graeme Sharp. Purest Ev.
Goal! Everton 2-0 Liverpool (Calvert-Lewin, 58)
What a ball from the corner. McNeil throws it in, Van Dijk is caught and Calvert-Lewin lowers his head. Well well.
57 minutes: This time, Harrison is used. And he plays it to McNeil. A whip that Alisson has to overturn. Everton corner.
