On a frantic football night, Liverpool beat Everton 1-4 at Goodison Park.
Jordan Pickford-3-Henderson's start was shocking, but like Liverpool's subsequent three attacks, there's a clear feeling that they could be stopped if there was a better goalkeeper. For Salah's first attack, he went too close, too passive against Salah's second attack, and then his near post was not attacked by Jota. Not a mistake like throwing the ball back to Divak Origi, but a deeper, more fundamental flaw in his game.
Simmers Coleman - 4 - He fought hard but couldn't do anything to propel his team forward. Robertson gave him the chance to run, and his 161st appearance at Everton allowed Salah to run freely when scoring, turning a tense 2-1 Liverpool lead into a comfortable 3-1 squad.
Michael Keane-7-a very impressive performance in a poor back-to-back core four. The people around him were hysterical and unpredictable.
Ben Godfrey - 5 - Shockingly, Liverpool's second goal was shocking, he rushed into midfield but failed to win. Did it many times, but was punished only once. Matip also lost Matip early.
Lucas Digne- 4 - A bad night for the Frenchman, his poor defence allowed Salah to play in the Everton Blitz and scored a second goal for the Reds. He was later named for a poor tackle and has not been able to show his usual spectacular passing.