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    Liverpool and Everton have drawn 2-all in the final Merseyside football derby at Goodison Park

    Liverpool and Everton have drawn 2-all in the final Merseyside football derby at Goodison Park


    Mohamed Salah broke the 1-all first half deadlock in the 73rd minute, then James Tarkowski struck last on Sky Sport.



    The goal was left in the hands of VAR officialdom for several minutes.



    The result caps Liverpool's Premier League lead at seven points over Arsenal after 24 of 38 matches - Everton are 15th, 10 clear of the relegation zone.



    To the Champions League repechage round first legs, Club Brugge have beaten Atalanta 2-1.

    In the second half of the remaining fixtures - Feyenoord lead AC Milan 1-nil, Bayern Munich are up 2-1 at Celtic and Benfica have a 1-nil advantage over Monaco.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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    Rugby:
    The Canterbury rugby team are expecting another torrid home knockout as they host Hawke's Bay in the second NPC semifinal tonight, to see who'll play Otago in the final 21:16

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    Entertainment:
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    International:
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    Entertainment:
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    Entertainment:
    Sam Fender has won the 2025 Mercury Prize 19:17

    Motoring:
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    Entertainment:
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    Soccer:
    Auckland FC attacker Logan Rogerson is expecting their new English target-man to succeed ahead of tonight's A-League football season opener away at Melbourne Victory 18:36


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