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Saturday, February 6, 2010
Ten man Liverpool win a nasty thriller
Liverpool survived most the match with ten men after Sotirios Kyrgiakos’ early dismissal to win the Merseyside derby courtesy of Dirk Kuyt’s second half goal.
Kuyt’s 50th goal for the club arrived from a corner, heading home from close range on 55 minutes.
It was a blood and thunder derby day, with plenty of physical challenges, six yellow cards and two red. Steven Pienaar received a red following his second yellow late on.
Kyrgiakos’ dismissal though was very controversial, with Everton’s Maraoune Fellaini somehow not following him after both lunged in with two feet and Fellaini stamping on the Greek defender. Referee Martin Atkinson though failed to even book Fellaini.
It was another cleansheet for the Reds, despite the early dismissal of a player who has added a physical presence at the back in recent weeks. Jamie Carragher moved back into the centre with Javier Mascherano deputising at right back.
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