"We are all aware [of their late goals], it was the same with [Sir Alex] Fergie, he used to be getting Fergie time and in the referee's ear saying they need to get more extra time and getting late goals because his team kept preparing themselves to score and I see that as the same with Liverpool."
"I think I'd been lying if I said yes, I enjoyed the derby. It's a lot easier if you are with the team that has the strongest squad and I think we are up against it. We have to go there and fight for everything we can and be competitive and make sure that we play where we've showed signs of improving and make sure we show that in the game."
Virgil van Dijk's stoppage-time header gave Liverpool a win over Atletico Madrid, and Liverpool have scored late winners in their last five matches. David Moyes says the better sides tend to wear opponents down and cause concentration changes late in games. Everton have shown resilience in defence and intend to maintain that solidity when they travel to Anfield for the Merseyside derby. Moyes compared Liverpool's late goals to past instances of added time benefiting strong teams and acknowledged Everton face a tough challenge against a deeper squad. Everton must fight for everything, be competitive and demonstrate recent signs of improvement on the pitch.
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