Over and again, Arn Slot described his “logical”. He can often seem the most reasonable man in the strange world of the Premier League management, but his first taste from the Mersyside derby ended with his most irrational gap, though Michael Oliver showed a red card after a post -race explosion and showed you to Liverpool.

As the slot approaches a return game – with Everton, not Oliver – the goal is to the quiet and measured winner that has led his team to the threshold of the Premier League title.

On Monday, especially for the modern game, there were some of the Premier League training fields. This was one of the refreshing. The sun was out for many teams and many players have not played two and a half weeks. This represents the longest defeat of the Premier League since summer.

Such a gap usually gives the same sense of freshness to real games, but then it is for the entire Premier League. Normally, as the biggest show around the world, last week’s “Best League” watched the FA Cup that brought some real stories back to a relatively unpleasant chapter.

This was another thing that this week led to this feeling for some reasons. There is a sense of a season that instead of making a peak.

Sometimes the Mersyside derby criticizes for lack of intense competitive derby. The February meeting in Gudison was not one of those times.

After a back and forth race, James Tarkovsky led his inner inner-Kajgleka and stopped an absolute thunderstorm within the depths of the time and was drawn 2-2 to Everton.

Then, the chaos came to the conclusion. Abdul -e -Duchor went away to achieve the result – which felt very much that two points were lost for Liverpool – in the face of red fans. Toxteth Boy Curtis Jones was not kind to it, and was struggling with Doucoure and sparking a fight.

Jones was dispatched, Duchere was dispatched, and after the referee Michael Oliver, how he feels about his official, he also saw the red manager Arn Slot. Massacre

The big news of Everton’s team page is that Vitaly Mykolelenko has passed his fitness test and starts from the left before Ashley Young.

Iliman Ndiyee is also on the bench after returning to this week’s training.

Alison and Conor Bradley both returned to Liverpool training this week and were competing, but both have not lost in the national team.

Caoimhin Kelleher assumes his usual position as Alison’s trusted deputy, while Curtis Jones – who was in the center of discussion when the two sides were in the last match, appears to be playing on the right.

On the other hand, Ryan Granburch returns to Newcastle after the Liverpool Carabao Cup final.

Liverpool XI: Kelleher; Jones, Kunat, Van Dijak, Robertson; Gravenberch, Mac Allister, Szoboszlai; Salah, Juta, Diaz.

Everton XI: Pickford; O’Brien, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko; Gueye, Garner; Harrison, Door, Alcararaz; Beto

True, just five minutes or more than the news team landed in Anfield – here is a quick reminder of what we know so far:

Wednesday’s trip to Stanley Park will be proven very soon for Iliman Ndiaye, Dwight Mcneil and Dominic Calvert-Lewin, all of which are returned to training but will not be ready. Vitaly Mykolenko is discussing, while Orel Mangala has a long absentee for David Moyes after ACL was injured in January.

Would there be a surprise?

Virgil Van Dijk has called on Liverpool fans to raise the home team tonight because they chase the Premier League title.

“Throughout the season, I have talked about concentration, humility, hard work, solidarity and commitment, and these are things, along with our quality, which we want us to be,” says Van Dijak in his program notes.

“You guys can play your role too. I have said before that we want to be completely on fire every time we play between now and the end of the season, and I want to repeat this request here.

“We have five home games that start on Wednesday night and we wish that each of our opponents feel the power of this stadium. Let’s lose this place, from the first whistle to the lasting.

“We know what we expect from Everton. We just have to go back a few weeks to see it.

“Playing at Godison Park was really hard in February and we were frustrated with that late draw, but we know we can play better than that night and you guys drown us, that will be a goal.”