Everton haven't defeated Liverpool in the Premier League since 2024, but coming into the Merseyside derby, there are plenty of reasons for David Moyes to feel confident that his side can be the first team to earn points off of the Reds in the new season.

Liverpool vs EvertonThe Merseyside derby arrives with anticipation running high as Liverpool welcome Everton to Anfield. Both sides are seeking momentum in what is always one of the Premier

Everton then finished strongest but just did not have enough quality to snatch an equaliser, and David Moyes left Anfield having equalled Sir Bobby Robson's unwanted record of never having won at the ground in 23 attempts, losing the last nine in succession.

Liverpool maintained a perfect start to its Premier League season when Ryan Gravenberch scored and set up a first-half goal in a 2-1 win over Everton in the Merseyside derby.

Liverpool has seemingly picked up right where they left off after a dominant championship performance last season. The Reds have won each of their first four matches of the season, and have picked up back-to-back clean sheets in victories against Arsenal and Burnley.

Winning the League Cup for a record-extending 11th time is not Liverpool’s priority this season, but Arne Slot certainly has a squad deep enough to win it.

David Moyes’ plan for dealing with league leaders Liverpool in the Anfield derby was a sensible one on paper.After Burnley had so much success sitting back against Liverpool last