The final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park delivered a spectacle full of excitement, drama, and late heroics as Everton and Liverpool played out a thrilling 2-2 draw. From early goals to last-minute equalizers, the match had everything fans could ask for. Early Fireworks Set the Tone The game started with high intensity, as Everton took an early lead through Beto. The striker capitalized on a well-placed through ball from Branthwaite and displayed remarkable composure to slot the ball past Alisson. However, Liverpool wasted no time in responding. Just minutes later, Mac Allister stunned the home crowd with a brilliant header that left Pickford with no chance, leveling the score at 1-1. Second Half Tensions and a Dramatic Finish After an action-packed first half, the second period saw Everton pressing harder, creating multiple chances. The Toffees looked the more likely side to score, but Liverpool seized their opportunity when Branthwaite inadvertently deflected a shot straight to Salah, who made no mistake in finding the back of the net. With only minutes remaining, it seemed like Liverpool had secured the victory. Tarkowski’s Late Heroics Salvage a Draw Just when it looked like the Reds would walk away with all three points, Everton found a way back into the game. Deep into stoppage time, James Tarkowski capitalized on a loose ball in the box and unleashed a thunderous volley into the top corner. The dramatic equalizer, timed at 97:08, made history as the latest goal ever scored in a Premier League Merseyside derby. With both teams sharing the points, Everton now looks ahead to their fixture against Crystal Palace, while Liverpool prepares to host Wolves. Though it was the final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park, this match will be remembered for its breathtaking action and late drama. Post navigation Tottenham End Losing Streak with Victory Over Brentford Manchester United Triumph in Thrilling Comeback Against Ipswich