CLIVE TYLDESLEY: Liverpool with the incentive
of knowing they will move above Manchester United
into second place with a win, albeit having played three more matches.
For Everton, the carrot of a possible UEFA Cup place,
they're currently six points off the top six, but after their horrid start to the season
it's pretty remarkable that they're in the hunt at all.
Cahill.
DAVID PLEAT: Little bit sloppy again there when Hibbert plays that ball forward,
a misunderstanding between Hyypia and Carragher, very rare.
CLIVE: Kilbane. Free kick.
Foul by Alonso.
Looks to be a yellow card too.
DAVID: Well, basically Phil Dowd is saying he's got no alternative.
I'm not sure. OK, he's a little too late, did he go for the ball or go for the man?
CLIVE: Here's Neville.
Kilbane.
Another foul, right under the nose of the referee this time.
Again Kilbane the victim, Gerrard the perpetrator this time.
DAVID: That's the point I made, he's just made a booking... Oh!
CLIVE: I just wonder, when we saw the yellow card brandished, seemingly at Alonso,
for the foul on Kilbane previously, whether in fact it was given to Gerrard for dissent,
and therefore it made that foul his second bookable offence.
Carragher.
Cahill down and away, only as far as Xabi Alonso, with time...
It's a corner.
On the cusp of first-half stoppage time.
Crouch was arriving.
Some dilligent defending by Everton in the end, Cahill flicking it away.
Oh, and it's in! Liverpool have stolen a goal
and it's a catastrophic moment for Philip Neville.
Baited throughout the half, and now Mr Unfortunate as the ball is swung in.
Here's Garcia, over Richard Wright!
And it's two for the ten men!
One goal in first-half stoppage time and then possibly a killer second
in only the second minute of the second half.
DAVID: Quite incredibly I think it was the centre-backs, Naysmith got caught,
and did Richard Wright have to come?
I think he should have stayed, I think he's made the opportunity clearer for Garcia,
who has took it expertly.
CLIVE: Oh, and there's a goal back, and it's Tim Cahill.
A master of the late arrival at set-pieces.
Two against Villa last weekend, and now an Evertonian lifeline at Anfield.
Alonso - oh, off the woodwork!
DAVID: Good attempt, it was that side of the goal which was left open
and the goalkeeper will have seen it late.
CLIVE: Oh, Xabi Alonso caught by Van Der Meyde.
There's trouble here.
Liverpool players incensed that Van Der Meyde's arm was used in the challenge.
It's going to be ten against ten.
Andy Van Der Meyde sent off on his Merseyside derby debut.
Finnan.
There's Kewell!
That's a beauty, and that wins the derby for Liverpool.
Harry Kewell, whose first ever Liverpool goal was against Everton,
comes up with a corker to make it 3-1.