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For Everton Fans
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Blues host Reds in return leg of the derby on Sunday
After the tragic end to Anfield leg of the Merseyside Derby, Everton will be looking for a better result at Goodison Park on Sunday against Liverpool.
The result of the 233rd edition of the derby will have far-reaching effects for both sides in the Premier League table. The Reds are just a point ahead of Manchester City in their title race while the Blues are locked in a multi-team battle for seventh-place and possibly a spot in Europe next season.
The derby result was unarguably positive, but the dearth of such results this season makes success all the more frustrating
The Blues have had an excellent week; the next step is maintaining these performance levels in each of their remaining nine fixtures
Seamus Coleman was speaking after the Derby draw yesterday
The wait for a win goes on, but there is still plenty of encouragement to take from the 223rd Merseyside derby
Reaction from Everton’s draw against Liverpool
What did the numbers tell us about the Blues’ performance?
Recapping all the Everton news from the weekend
Manager’s comments after 0-0 derby stalemate
Grade the Everton players and manager on their performance today
Merseyside rivals fight out a 0-0 draw at Goodison
Here’s how to follow the 233rd Merseyside Derby
Previewing inevitable misery and suffering
We spoke to journalist and Liverpool fan Jack Sear prior to Sunday’s Merseyside Derby
The Toffees seemingly haven’t recovered from that gut-wrenching result, but the boss has played down it’s significance
Liverpool manager labelled Sunday’s Merseyside Derby a ‘World Cup final’ for the Blues
Blues will not be thrilled by the appointment of referee
The Toffees secured a much-needed three points against the Bluebirds on Tuesday
Manager’s comments after Blues’ 3-0 win away at Cardiff