Drama on Derby Day
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What were the highlights of the Super Sunday derby matches?
Well, we have seen the most extraordinary end to what has been an incredible derby day on Super Sunday. Virgil van Dijk turned away in disgust after that volley and it ended up via Jordan Pickford in the crossbar in the back of the net after Divock Origi had come off the bench to score for the first time since May 2017. Jurgen Klopp's celebrations took him to the centre circle. Let's get reaction from Divock Origi. And from Virgil van Dijk, who played his part in that goal as well. And both of them speaking to Patrick Davison. Guys, well played.
Divock, you're the hero, but have you quite got your head round what's just happened to you? It's a special moment. I think I'm enjoying the moment. It's a special one for the club and for the city, so I'm very happy for that.
Virgil, it was all about the assist, wasn't it? Lovely floated ball in there. Fantastic. No off. Obviously, in the end, it's such a great feeling to win this game. We had big chances today. They were a good side today, but we were better. And, yeah, what I said, we're very happy that we kept a clean sheet, but won, obviously, through Div's goal, so I'm very happy. Because it's come so late and it was such a bizarre goal, does that make the feeling all the sweeter? It does. I think last-minute goals are always a bit special and it was a tough game. I think it was a good game today and I think we deserved the win and I'm glad we did. Divock, I think when Virgil sliced it up into the air, he turned away in disgust, but you didn't give it up.
Why did you know that something might happen there? I think it's just instinct.
The first chance I had, I knew that there were going to be some balls like this in the 16, open balls, so I just tried to be sharp. And in the end, Virg gave me a nice assist and I could head it in, so I was happy. Did you think your days of being a Liverpool hero were done? I think I just believed in myself. It wasn't easy. In football, those moments make you stronger. And for me, I just try to enjoy the game. And today, again, whenever I come in, I always said that I would try and help the team. And I'm happy that we could do it in this way today.
And Virgil, all the more important because of that pace City are setting at the moment. You can't afford drop points, can you? We don't need to look at City. City are doing an amazing job, but we need to look at ourselves. We have a lot of tough games coming up and today was very tough, but we won it and we just need to keep going, keep progressing, keep improving as a team. We're on the right track and the next game is Burnley, so we need to be ready for that. In some ways, is it the type of win that makes you think it could be a special season? I don't want to look too far ahead. We know how difficult it is in the Premier League, we know that every opponent can make it very difficult for us, and we need to look at ourselves, but we need to see it game by game as well.
What I said today was a very tough one, but a very sweet one as well, so I'm very happy.
How did Divock Origi become the hero of the Merseyside derby?
As you said when you walked into this interview room, still a bit annoyed with him for the miss as well? Now I'm fine, though. You got over it? Exactly, yeah. We had some big chances today, In the end, it doesn't really matter anymore. We won. So I'm very happy. Well done. Well done, David. Good. The fine lines of football, especially in the Derby, the ecstasy and joy of all the Liverpool fans, the misery of the Evertonians who thought they'd come here and managed to get at least a point. David, I'll come to you in a moment. Have you ever seen such a bizarre goal and such a bizarre finish to a game, Graham? No, no, nothing comes to mind immediately, but it was strange. It really was strange. I mean, the goalie comes out, Trent Alexander, not a great ball in, but...
Just head it back where it has come from. Van Dijk turns away. The way Van Dijk has struck the ball, the ball is spinning, it wants to come back into play. If it had hit the bar, it would have come back into play. The goalkeeper, you would have to ask him what his intentions are.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What were the highlights of the Super Sunday derby matches?
0:06–3:13
2
How did Divock Origi become the hero of the Merseyside derby?
3:13–4:58
3
What were Jurgen Klopp's reactions to the dramatic finish?
4:58–6:49
4
What mistakes did Jordan Pickford make during the match?
6:49–8:03
5
How did Everton's performance compare to previous derbies?
8:03–10:51
6
What tactical changes did Arsenal make in the North London derby?
10:51–14:08
7
How did Chelsea perform against Fulham in the West London derby?
14:08–17:06
8
What are the implications of these derby results for the teams involved?
17:06–52:03
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