Everton and Liverpool played out a tense draw at Goodison Park on Sunday afternoon.
In a cagey affair, Mohamed Salah had the best of the opportunities when he was denied by a Jordan Pickford effort.
Sportsmail's DOMINIC KING was at Goodison Park to run the rule over both sets of players.
Jurgen Klopp's title race took a wobble after Liverpool were held to a draw at Everton
Jordan Pickford - A couple of very important saves to deny Salah but his kicking was awful and regularly went out of play - 6
Seamus Coleman - The only player in Everton's starting line up who knows what it is like to beat Liverpool in a derby did all he could to repeat the feat - 7.5
Michael Keane - Fabulous tackle early in the second half to deny Salah what looked a certain goal - 8
Kurt Zouma - Couldn't fault his efforts and was always in the right place, one of his better performances for Everton - 7.5
Jordan Pickford had a mixed afternoon, making a superb save but kicking the ball awfully
Lucas Digne - Checked his desire to go forward in the first half, delivered some excellent crosses in the second - 7
Morgan Schneiderlin - Overwhelmed at times and his passing wasn't good enough to get his team up the field - 5
Idrissa Gueye - Way he worked and tackled showed why Everton were not prepared to sell him to Paris St Germain - 7.5
Theo Walcott - Continues to underwhelm and no surprise when his afternoon was brought to an early end - 4
It was no surprise that Theo Walcott was brought off the pitch early after underwhelming
Gylfi Sigurdsson - Always felt he would be the man to conjure something but suffered in not getting into the right positions - 6
Bernard - Full of life and enthusiasm, only problem was that he didn't see enough of the ball in dangerous areas - 7
Dominic Calvert-Lewin - Will
