Kelly Cates

You handled it beautifully.

This is what happens when you get two former England defenders and you get very defensive performances in the second game in particular.

But a big win for Everton against Chelsea.

It has increased the pressure on Liam Rossini and Chelsea as they head towards the latter stages of the season after the international break.

But there's another huge day of football to come live for you on Sky Sports tomorrow.

Welcome to the Sky Sports Premier League podcast.

Super Sunday came from Anfield this week where Liverpool were taking on Tottenham.

This is how we saw things at full time.

And that's it.

And in dark times, a substantial Spurs silver lining.

Igor Tudor has a point, he has a start, he has a foothold.

He had in Richarlison an Anfield specialist who came here and haunted Liverpool again as so often in the past.

Nobody is entirely thrilled about it.

For Liverpool, at least it is a point that carries them back into the top five.

But for Spurs, it is a rare, rare scrap to take home from Anfield.

It is a rock stopper.

It gives them reason to look up and it gives those who have travelled good reason to smile, to cheer, to dance and to sing.

And they've done precious little of that since the turn of the year.

But for Liverpool Jamie, it feels a little dumb.

Thank you, Jamie.