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- Liverpool scored the opening goal before the 30th minute, catching Everton off guard. Trent Alexander-Arnold's inch-perfect cross was volleyed home by Mohamed Salah, putting the visitors in control early.
- Liverpool's defense suffocated Everton, allowing just 2 shots on target all match. Their aggressive press and solid organization kept the hosts from ever threatening.
- Despite Everton's late goal, Liverpool controlled possession for 65% of the game, exhibiting their tactical superiority. This allowed them to dictate the tempo and wear down Everton's resistance.
- Everton's midfield was overrun, losing the possession battle 65%-35%. Allan and Abdoulaye Doucoure were unable to disrupt Liverpool's rhythm, leaving their defense exposed.
- Everton's front three of Richarlison, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, and Anthony Gordon managed just 2 shots on target between them. Their lack of goal threat allowed Liverpool to comfortably protect their lead.
- Everton committed 14 fouls, earning 3 yellow cards. This undisciplined play disrupted their structure and allowed Liverpool to maintain control.
Liverpool struck early to set the tone, with Salah's 27th-minute strike giving them a lead they would not relinquish. Everton struggled to gain a foothold in the match, their midfield unable to disrupt the visitors' possession dominance. Despite a late goal from Richarlison, Everton's lack of bite in attack and disciplinary issues proved their undoing. Liverpool's tactical superiority allowed them to comfortably see out the victory, further solidifying their position in the top four.
Everton lost to Liverpool 1–2 at the stadium in Premier League Regular Season - 33.
