Moyes reflects on Everton's 3-0 rout of Liverpool 20 years on
- Source
- Liverpool EchoLocal press
- By
- liverpool.news@trinitymirror.com (Chris Beesley)
- Published
Key points
- Everton's 3-0 win at Goodison Park on 9 September 2006 was their biggest victory over Liverpool in living memory
- Andrew Johnson scored twice after Tim Cahill opened the scoring; Moyes says it was a statement moment for the club
- Moyes recalls the intensity of facing Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher, describing Liverpool as always difficult opponents
AI summary
Twenty years on from Everton's 3-0 demolition of Liverpool at Goodison Park, David Moyes has reflected on the September 2006 victory as a landmark moment for his side. Tim Cahill and Andrew Johnson's goals secured the Blues' most emphatic win over the Reds since 1964, with Moyes telling the Echo it was a chance to announce Everton's arrival as genuine challengers. The former Everton manager acknowledged the relentless quality of Gerrard and Carragher, describing them as the players his team had to overcome to compete with Liverpool's ambitions.
Original headline
David Moyes recalls 'brilliant' Everton win and explains why Liverpool were so difficult to beat
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