Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford insists referee Michael Oliver told him there would be two and a half minutes of added time. So the equaliser wasn’t overtime.
James Tarkowski equalised with Liverpool 2-2 in the 90+7 minute and 26 seconds to draw level in dramatic fashion.
Five minutes of added time was scheduled for the second half. But Jarrad Brenthwaite and Carlos Alcaraz collided with each other. Requiring medical attention and more injury time was added.
Pickford said: “When Jarrad and Alcaraz went down, I said to ทางเข้า UFABET สำหรับสมาชิกใหม่ สมัครวันนี้ รับโบนัสฟรี Michael: ‘Guru. How many minutes are left?’ He said: ’97 and a half.’ “
I think we scored in the 97.26 minute, so it wasn’t overtime. “
“A huge credit to the lads for standing firm and going all the way because they tried to attack us, but I thought we did our best and deserved the point. ” “
This will be something for the fans It will be remembered for a long time because it’s a Merseyside derby and we know if Liverpool win 2-1 it will be in our heads and the fans’ minds. “
It’s also important for the position in the table, we take the good from it and move on.
“We know we have to go to Anfield in the next few weeks so we can’t get carried away.”