The game has come off the boil in the last 15 minutes but Liverpool now create a chance as James Milner heads wide from close range.

Everton fans then want Lucas sent-off for another foul. The Brazilian has been booked and just clips the heels of James McCarthy. His seventh foul...

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Danny Ings off, Adam Lallana on. Fifteen minutes to go.

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The team news is in for the big game at the Emirates - Ashley Young is playing at full-back.

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John: 3 years, £300 million spent and we look like a team of strangers. Hope Rodgers has cleared his desk out. John from Warrington  

Ryan Lloyd: I'm not sure I've ever seen Coutinho have a worse game than this.

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Aaron Lennon lets the ball run through his legs neatly and Romelu Lukaku breaks into the box, he thrashes a powerful shot on goal but Simon Mignolet stands up at the near post and beats it clear.

Can Everton force a winner?

A rare chance on the break as Everton spring Ross Barkley into space, he carries the ball 30 yards and then shoots, trying to curl it into the far corner but sending the strike just wide.

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Bolton manager Neil Lennon: "The momentum has shifted towards Everton, the goal before half-time changed the psychology of the game in their favour. Liverpool have gone scrappy, but there haven't been too many chances after the break."

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Play nicely! James McCarthy is booked for a poor challenge on James Milner, who then shuns McCarthy's handshake as the players get back to their feet.

James Hammond: Emre Can being played out of position and Liverpool are punished. Same old, same old 'square pegs in round holes' from Rodgers.

Col: 4 years Rodgers has had yet that defence has got worse each year with him

Accrington Stanley manager John Coleman on BBC Radio Merseyside: "Liverpool are in danger of undoing all their good work in the first 40 minutes. They are siting back too deep now."

Everton have gone nine league games without a victory against their neighbours Liverpool. They've not gone 10 games without a victory against the Reds since 1984 (a run of 11 games).

Aaron Lennon's first touch is a good one, spinning past his marker and whipping in a low cross which is well defended.

Liverpool have not looked good in this second half at all. At the moment they are reduced to lumping it to Danny Ings.

Everton make the first switch, Aaron Lennon on for Gerard Deulofeu. 

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When Romelu Lukaku is on it, he's a very hard man to stop. He single-handedly bullied West Brom on Monday night and he's doing his best to repeat the trick now. One piece of play sees him roll two defenders before switching it wide before he induces a foul from a frustrated Martin Skrtel. Too big and strong.

Everton are sending on Aaron Lennon.

After Dick Advocaat resigned, who would you like as the next Sunderland manager?

Jack Swanston: Who do I want as the next Sunderland manager? Anyone who'll give Duncan Watmore a start.

Riyaz:  It's obvious - Rodgers to Sunderland, Mourinho to Liverpool and erm Advocaat to Chelsea..

Gavin: I would say try and tempt David Moyes. Perfect choice. Unfinished business in the premiership   

Ian: Think for Sunderland's next manager I'd be looking at Sam Allardyce or Ally McCoist. 

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Everton's main route to goal is either on the left flank or down the middle...

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While Liverpool's is down the right flank...

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Peterborough owner Darragh MacAnthony knows a thing or two about hiring and firing...

Everton starting well as Romelu Lukaku tests Simon Mignolet with a low cross/shot on goal from the left. Plenty of power, naturally.

The first-half possession was 50-50, with Everton making 191 passes to Liverpool's 189. Not a lot in it at all!

Everton win an early corner but Ty Browning's header is deflected over by Danny Ings...

Under way. The 225th Merseyside Derby is on for a conclusion...