Wednesday Merceseed Derby has a confusing decision, which has a lasting goal and a boat of the last goal and red card, which lasts the last 131 years to give the right end to the old -fashioned conflict between Everton and Liverpool.
Eveton Captain James Targovsky equated deeply to the stoppage time to get a 2-2 Premier League Draw against the Slat of the Slat.
But this was a victory for Everton boss David Moice and Tofies believers, and he extracted their team as much as possible as possible.
“I think that the night happened that something had to happen,” Moice said, its last four league matches were unbeaten. “This is not the biggest game of the football you have seen, but the bit scrap on both sides. This is an ancient throp in some ways.
“The mood briefly says it. The last Cutson Merceseed Derby and the last minute is appropriate for us to finish the score in a way.”
