Liverpool vs Everton - Premier League LIVE: Latest score, team news and updates as Idrissa Gueye fires a ROCKET past Alisson as Toffees pull one back - after Reds built early lead thanks to Hugo Ekitike and Ryan Gravenberch
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The Premier League clash between Liverpool and Everton on September 20, 2025, saw Liverpool aiming to maintain their perfect start to the season against their bitter Merseyside rivals. Liverpool entered the match with a pristine 4-0-0 record and 12 points, underlining their status as Premier League champions, while Everton held a record of 2-1-1 with 7 points.
Kickoff took place at Anfield at 12:30 pm BST, marking another chapter in this historic rivalry, with Everton hungry to end their four-year wait for a derby win at Liverpool’s home ground. The atmosphere was charged, reflecting the significance of the fixture in the ongoing campaign.
Liverpool's starting lineup featured key players such as Mohamed Salah, Cody Gakpo, and Alexis Mac Allister supporting a strong defensive unit led by Virgil van Dijk and Ibrahima Konaté. Notably, Ryan Gravenberch and Hugo Ekitike both scored, contributing to Liverpool’s early dominance with goals at the 10th and 29th minutes respectively.
Everton showed flashes of competitive intent, with defender Tarkowski stepping forward in build-up play and attempts to press Liverpool's defense. However, defensive lapses and Liverpool’s clinical finishing maintained the home side's lead throughout the match, with Liverpool up 2-0 after 55 minutes.
Updates from the match highlighted Liverpool's control of possession and attacking fluidity, while Everton struggled to penetrate and create clear chances. Team news indicated that Liverpool continued to trust a blend of experienced campaigners and rising talents to sustain their campaign momentum.
This match was pivotal as Liverpool looked to extend their 100% record in the Premier League and reinforce their championship credentials, while Everton aimed to close the gap in one of English football’s most passionate rivalries.
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