JURGEN KLOPP is hoping his final Merseyside derby doesn’t boil over with the pressure huge on both sides of the city tonight.
Liverpool head across Stanley Park to face Everton with both clubs desperate for points at either end of the Premier League table.
Klopp wants to lead his side to a fairy-tale farewell of winning the title before he departs in the summer while Sean Dyche knows a win would hugely boost his team’s survival chances.
There is a lot on the line for what will be Klopp’s last meeting with the Toffees as Kop boss in a fixture which has seen more red cards than any other in the Premier League era.
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