PLAYER RATINGS: Robertson stars for Liverpool while Gordon impresses
Liverpool moved to within one point of Manchester City in the Premier League title race with a 2-0 win over Everton.
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Frank Lampard slams referee Stuart Attwell for not giving his Everton side a penalty in the Merseyside derby
Everton boss Frank Lampard lambasted referee Stuart Attwell for his refusal to give two possible penalties to his side in their Merseyside derby loss to Everton. Both incidents involved Toffees youngster Anthony Gordon, with the first resulting in a booking for diving, before the second — on 53 minutes and with the game on a knife-edge at 0-0 — was waved away. Ad/> It was to prove a turning point, as Liverpool broke the deadlock shortly afterwards through Andy Robertson, with Divock Origi adding a second late on.
Lancashire all-star attack breaks Gloucestershire resistance late on
Lancashire finally broke some determined resistance from Gloucestershire to wrap up an innings-and-57-run win with just 23 balls remaining in the final day's play of their LV= Insurance County Championship Division One clash at Emirates Old Trafford.
Liverpool back on Manchester City's tail after derby win over Everton
LIVERPOOL, England :Divock Origi came off the bench to make the difference as Liverpool secured a hard-fought 2-0 win over Everton in a feisty Merseyside derby on Sunday to close the gap at the top of the Premier League standings back to one point.
Liverpool vs Everton final score: Quadruple quest continues with derby joy
Andrew Robertson and Divock Origi — who else? — scored second-half goals as Liverpool kepts its quadruple quest alive and kept rivals Everton in the bottom three with a 2-0 Merseyside derby win at Anfield on Sunday.
It all kicked off in the Merseyside Derby as Liverpool and Everton players had it out
Liverpool vs Everton certainly didn’t disappoint in the tension department.
Santosh Trophy: Bengal blank Rajasthan 3-0, storm into semifinals
Mohammed Fardin struck a second-half brace as heavyweights Bengal stormed into the Santosh Trophy semifinals with a clinical 3-0 win over Rajasthan here on Sunday. Needing a win to seal their last-four berth, the record 32-time champions struggled to finish a flurry of chances in the first-half. But it all changed seconds after the restart as Bengal won a penalty with Fardin converting it to give them the lead.