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Curtis Jones (Liverpool), who received a red card, took his mouth off.
Liverpool drew 2-2 against Everton in the away match of the English Premier League (EPL) in 2024-2025 season at Goodison Park in Liverpool, England on the 13th (Korea time). Liverpool (57 points) maintained its lead with 20 league games undefeated (14 wins and 6 draws). Liverpool, however, had a sense of crisis as they allowed second-place Arsenal (50 points) to catch up. Everton jumped one place to 14th, opening a 10 point gap with Leicester City (17 points), which is in the relegation zone.
After the game, a dizzying situation occurred. Jones and Abdullaye Doucoure (Everton) clashed. Dukure ran in front of Liverpool fans and took unnecessary actions. Jones rushed in and got into a tussle. Both players received a second yellow card and were sent off.
British media Sports Bible says John's has broken his silence. He was sent off after pushing Dukure after the game. There was a large-scale scuffle between the two players,' the report said.
After the game, Jones said on his personal social media (social network service) 'Always together!' is written. He posted a photo of his colleague.
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Both teams are based in Liverpool, Merseyside, England. This is why Liverpool and Everton are called 'Mergeside Derby' It was as fierce as a local rival game. In the first half alone, five yellow cards came out. Everton started well. Everton took a 1-0 lead in the 10th minute with Betu's score. Five minutes later, Liverpool balanced 1-1 with Alexis McAllister's score. Liverpool turned the game around in the 27th minute of the second half with Mohamed Salah's score. The game wasn't over until it was over. Everton took one point in the second half with James Tacowski's score in extra time. Tacowski's score was offside controversial. After about three minutes of VAR, the score was recognized.
Meanwhile, Jones, who was born in 2001, debuted in the first team in the 2019-2020 season as a Liverpool youth. He played 106 games in the EPL, scoring 10 goals and 8 assists. He scored three goals in 20 league games this season. He also started on the day and played full time.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
