That's a wrap from me in this page today - tune in to the Arsenal v Manchester United game over here.

See you later.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers speaking to Sky Sports: "I thought that we were the better team in first half, a real threat and we deservedly took lead. I'm disappointed with the goal as it was a mistake.

"In the second half, we knew we would come under pressure and the game became counter-attacking for us. I'm proud of the players.

"The motivation of the players was very high to come here. We know we are improving with each game. We can still be better with our passing. In the second half, we didn't keep the ball well enough when we won it back.

"It is a very good point. It is a difficult place to come. We looked like we were getting better in our attack and defensively we were more cohesive. 

"There's no pressure for me. My worry is for the team and you have seen a response of how they feel. This is a team which has lost four of the real catalysts and there is a constant rebuilding going on here."

Brendan Rodgers also says that he does not fell under any pressure, and Liverpool is 'a constant rebuilding job, whether that's me in charge or someone else.'

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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers says that he is really proud of his players and they are improving with every game.

Everton goalscorer Romelu Lukaku: "We deserved to win today, we controlled the game. Mignolet made some good saves and we should have kept more composure in possession,.

"To concede just before half-time was difficult, but we were lucky to score, that was a boost for the second-half. We dominated the game but did not get the shots like we did in the first-half."

On the scuffle with Mamadou Sakho: "It was a little shove, we are two competitors, it is what people like to see but we are ok now."

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Liverpool striker Danny Ings: "I thought it was exciting for fans and I'm grateful to get my goal in the derby. Today was a special game. 

"We created a lot of chances, especially in the first half. The defence was fantastic and in the second half it was more of an end-to-end game. 

"All the outside noise, we ignore it and the dressing room stick together. 

"I struggled through the game. I just got my ankle caught in Phil Jagielka's legs when he made an excellent tackle. It will be assessed but should be fine."

Match of the Day

Former Arsenal striker Ian Wright and the Premier League's record goalscorer Alan Shearer will join Mark Chapman in the studio for the last word on the weekend's games.

They will have highlights of Arsenal v Manchester United, Everton v Liverpool and Swansea v Tottenham, plus all the goals and talking points from Saturday's games.

Liverpool striker Danny Ings seems pretty pleased with a point, saying it 'was end-to-end stuff which was exciting for the fans.'

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Bolton manager Neil Lennon: "Brendan Rodgers will be pleased with a point away from home.

"They were the better team in the first half. I think on balance a draw is a fair result. Their second-half performance was not great but they defended well and limited Everton to few chances. Is it enough to keep his job, that is for the powers that be."

Serge Tchwenko: I suppose some bright mind will point out that Rodgers has not lost a Merseyside derby yet. But what a poor performance. Awful.

Shivam: no show of intent by any team here..and that's a shame from Rodgers...doesn't bide good for himself though.

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A draw at Goodison Park in the Merseysdie derby for the fourth time in a row. Two goals helped by bad defending. All a little underwhelming...

THREE MINUTES added on. Can anyone snatch this?

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Hello! What's gone on here? Romelu Lukaku and Mamadou Sakho have an off-the-ball altercation and Sakho's head has gone! His eyes are wide and wild, he's raging! James Milner has to step in. Both are booked.

Liverpool take a quick free-kick and Daniel Sturridge is away - until Ramiro Funes Mori slides in to make the interception...

BBC Radio 5 Live

Bolton manager Neil Lennon: "Liverpool have started to build the pressure, but I have been impressed by Everton's midfield of McCarthy and Barry. Lucas was lucky not to be sent off. It is still anyone's game."

Everton seeing more of the ball in the closing stages. Is a draw a good result for Brendan Rodgers?

This derby is stuttering to a disappointing conclusion. The whole ground is rather flat, play is slow to restart. nobody is taking the game by the scruff of the neck. 

Eight minutes to lift it...

Everton send on Arouna Kone, who scored at West Brom as a sub while the Welsh Xavi Joe Allen replaces walking red card Lucas.