Liverpool sealed three points with goals from Lian Grain Bellch and Hugo Ekitike in today’s Merseyside Derby in a 2-1 victory over rivals Everton.<\/strong><\/p>\n The Reds started brightly at Anfield, with Glenbemberch and Ekitique giving a 2-0 lead within 30 minutes, but once again they took their feet off the gas a bit.<\/p>\n Idrissa Gueye pulled one back to Everton just before Hour Mark, but on this occasion there was no comeback like Atletico Madrid came from 2-0 in a Champions League match mid-week.<\/p>\n They did enough to win again, so see below for our full Liverpool player evaluation…<\/p>\n Allison Becker – 6\/10<\/strong> –<\/strong> It wasn’t always possible to do it, but again I couldn’t hold the clean sheet. It’s tough to say that his goal is his fault, but that’s probably a shot he might have done better.<\/p>\n Virgil Van Dijk -7\/10-<\/strong> Both Liverpool centre-backs have to lose points as they admitted again, but Vandic has almost gotten quite good, completing 59 of 64 passes.<\/p>\n Ibrahima Conate – 7\/10-<\/strong> Like Van Dijk, there was no huge amount of Konate wrong.<\/p>\n Connor Bradley – 6.5\/10 –<\/strong> In the XI before Jeremy Fripon, a bit suspicious, Connor Bradley wasn’t that good, especially when dealing with Jack Grelish because of Everton’s goal.<\/p>\n Types of Milos-6\/10-<\/strong> Milos Kerquez has been a player who has struggled since moving in the summer and has once again been a bit sloppy for Liverpool.<\/p>\n Lian Grain Bellch – 9\/10 –<\/strong> A great performance from a good player, Ryan Gravenberch got goals and assists from the midfield and generally bossed the game.<\/p>\n Alexis Mac Allister – 6.5\/10 –<\/strong> Things continued to ticket fully, as he often did, but were less influential than Gravenberch. He eventually replaced Curtis Jones.<\/p>\n Dominik Szoboszlai -7\/10-<\/strong> A classy display in a more aggressive role than usual, as he took on the role of Florian Wiltz. Although there are no goals or support, he is involved in many of Liverpool’s best moments.<\/p>\n Cody GA 6\/10 – – 6\/10 – 6\/1<\/strong> There was no major impact from today’s Dutch winger, and he was replaced by Wirtz an hour later.<\/p>\n Mohamed Sarah – 7\/10-<\/strong> Even when he’s not at his best, Sarah has a way of influencing the game, as he did with his neat assist for Graven Burch’s goal today.<\/p>\n Hugo Ekitike -8.5\/10-<\/strong> Another great performance from Hugo Ekitike, a clinical finish from Gravenberch’s lovely assist, shows that Alexander Isaac will not give up on the starting point without a fight.<\/p>\n Submarines: Florian Wirtz (6\/10), Curtis Jones (6\/10), Alexander Isak (7\/10)<\/strong><\/p>\n \t\t\t\t<\/div>\nLiverpool Player Rating vs Everton<\/h2>\n