Steven Gerrard silenced his critics with a passing masterclass - with more than 90 per cent accuracy - and a goal in the Merseyside derby. Click here for his stats and all the players' heat maps in our brilliant Match Zone. For two proud captains, this was the Redemption Derby. Steven Gerrard and Phil Jagielka have each been on the receiving end of unaccustomed criticism this season but neither Brendan Rodgers nor Roberto Martinez could have done without them yesterday. Gerrard went first in a pulsating derby, pulling rank on Mario Balotelli to take a 65th-minute free-kick and curl it exquisitely past Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard.
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Steven Gerrard scored the opener from a powerful 65th-minute free-kick in the Merseyside derby at Anfield
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Phil Jagielka's stunning half-volley after 90 minutes from outside the box in injury time saved a draw for Everton
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Kevin Mirallas went off after half an hour as Everton's Belgian midfielder picked up a hamstring injury
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Everton had a big shout for a penalty when Alberto Moreno brought down Romelu Lukaku in the penalty area
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Liverpool claimed Gareth Barry handled in the area but that too was waved away by referee Martin Atkinson
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Barry was lucky to not receive a second yellow card after a loose tackle on Adam Lallana early in the match
Striker Lukaku falls after the challenge from Moreno but @placeholder waves away calls for a spot kick from the visitors
The flight of the ball after Balotelli's free-kick from just outside the penalty area as the @placeholder wall jumps
Gerrard, sent off the last time @placeholder won at Anfield in 1999, did the rest with precision.