Back‘Big, big compliment’: Arne Slot hails Liverpool’s mentality in win at Everton

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‘Big, big compliment’: Arne Slot hails Liverpool’s mentality in win at Everton

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Liverpool win derby in 100th minute after difficult run‘Five games in 15 days with mainly the same players’Arne Slot claimed Liverpool provided the perfect answer to questions over their mentality and character as Virgil van Dijk’s 100th-minute header clinched victory in the first Merseyside derby at Hill Dickinson Stadium.Liverpool opened up a seven-point gap to sixth-placed Chelsea in the race for Champions League qualification with their captain’s dramatic intervention against Everton, who were left to rue another late blow by their local rivals. David Moyes described the outcome as “cruel” and claimed Everton should have had a penalty for a push by Curtis Jones on Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall. Continue reading...

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