Jordan Pickford thumps a long ball into the Liverpool box and there's players in numbers at the back post.

Eventually, it comes off Lucas Digne, under pressure from Neco Williams and it's a throw-in to Liverpool.

Niall Jackson: Imagine being 16 years old and having the entirety of Anfield stand up and applaud your display on a football pitch. Well done Harvey Elliot.

JavelBleach: The future of L, externaliverpool is, if not necessarily "safe", quite exciting, to say the least!

Liverpool pass the ball around nicely and it comes over to the left but Yasser Larouci's cross is skewed wide.

Everton have not had a shot on target in the second half and they need to get hold of the ball if they want one in the dying stages.

Enjoy, Liverpool and non-Everton fans.

Joe Gomez plays a lovely ball down the left for Curtis Jones to chase which Yerry Mina has to deal with.

Corner to Liverpool.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

It's the ultimate win for a manager to put a young side out and for them to respond like they have. Jurgen Klopp is just loving the job and Liverpool seems to be the perfect club for him.

Curtis Jones, to Divock Origi, to Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

The midfielder tries to wrap his right boot around it from outside the area but it lacks power. A comfortable save for Jordan Pickford.

Curtis Jones is the youngest goalscorer for Liverpool in a Merseyside derby since Robbie Fowler.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

I expect Everton to be more direct in the latter stages of this game. They have got the fire power up there but they're just not getting the ball up front quick enough.

Bernard replaces Theo Walcott for Everton.

Liverpool bring on Rhian Brewster, returning from an ankle injury, for Harvey Elliott.

Adrian fumbles a corner away but only to the edge of the box. Morgan Schneiderlin is there again but smashes it into the stands.

Richard Browne: Speechless. What a goal. What a performance.

Dave Bundy: What a goal from Curtis Jones. Liverpool fans should be very happy with the work of their young players today.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Remember Wayne Rooney’s first goal for Everton? We were thinking ‘we have got somebody special here’.

Oh my word, that was what we call top bins! Right in the top corner, it’s got to be 25 yards out, on the angle, with bend and power.

I’ve got to tip my hat to the young man, what a finish and his first goal for his hometown club.

Bernard is getting ready to come on for Everton. They really do not want to lose this. They should have had it done and buried in the first half with those chances.

Curtis Jones has turned into Lionel Messi. He's winning every 50-50 and tip-toeing through challenges.

His adrenaline must be through the roof!

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

You get the feeling Klopp follows every step of these young lad's careers. To have the audacity to have a go from there and the technique to pull it off, fantastic!

Just the one change for Gillingham as Alex Jakubiak, who scored in the 1-1 draw against Portsmouth on 1 January, comes in for Mikael Mandron.

Gillingham: Bonham, Fuller, Ogilvie, Tucker, Ehmer, O'Keefe, Jones, O'Connor, Lee, Hanlan, Jakubiak.

Substitutes: Walsh, Hodson, Willock, Pringle, Marshall, Charles-Cook, Ndjoli.

West Ham boss David Moyes has only made three changes and named a strong side to play a Gillingham side who are 12th in League One.

Out go Aaron Cresswell, Mark Noble and Pablo Fornals and in come Issa Diop, Arthur Masuaku and Manuel Lanzini.

West Ham: Fabianski, Fredericks, Balbuena, Ogbonna, Diop, Masuaku, Rice, Snodgrass, Lanzini, F Anderson, Haller.

Substitutes: Roberto, Zabaleta, Reid, Sanchez, Fornals, Holland, Ajeti

Give the ball to Curtis Jones. The boy is on fire.

He evades challenges, drives through the middle and slips it through to Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain on the left.

Oxlade-Chamberlain cuts inside and drills it with his right foot towards the near post but Jordan Pickford dives down to gather it in.