Abdoulaye Doucouré wasted no time in running toward the Liverpool section as the final whistle blew after James Tarkowski's thrilling equalizer in the 98th minute, mocking the away fans with a fervent celebration. In an already tense derby, his actions immediately stoked tempers and created the conditions for yet another flashpoint.

Tensions increased when Curtis Jones, visibly enraged, rushed over to confront the Everton midfielder. Players, coaching staff, and stewards rushed in to break up the tense altercation that swiftly turned into a wild brawl. In the midst of the chaos, Alexis Mac Allister was able to pull Jones away, but the damage had already been done. Following the altercation, referee Michael Oliver gave the Liverpool midfielder a second yellow card, dismissing him.

Abdoulaye Doucouré was equally at fault, as Liverpool assistant coach Sipke Hulshoff quickly pointed out to referee Michael Oliver during the tumultuous aftermath. Following a quick discussion, Oliver equalized the disciplinary decision by giving the Everton midfielder a second yellow card.

Arne Slot, meanwhile, was clearly upset as he stood on the touchline, taking in the outcome and the match's dramatic end. His annoyance was not lessened even by the brief silence following the last whistle. He went to speak with Oliver as he was leaving the field, but their conversation took a surprising turn when the referee suddenly showed him a red card, leaving Slot speechless. Hulshoff, the assistant coach, suffered the same fate moments later, so neither will be present when Liverpool plays Wolves at Anfield on Sunday.

In Slot's absence, John Heitinga, a former Everton player and current first-team coach of Liverpool, is anticipated to assume leadership from the dugout. Curtis Jones, who was given two yellow cards, will miss one game as part of his punishment.

The Reds need to change their emphasis fast and respond with a big victory on Sunday, as they lead the Premier League by seven points. Everton gloating that Liverpool's prospects of winning the title were dashed at Goodison Park is the last thing they need.

“But I think the ref didn’t have the game under control, in my opinion. I said it to him. I don’t know what it is, but it is a fact. Both teams had to deal with it. It is what it is. Like I said, take the point and move on.” the Liverpool captain said, “We saw how they celebrated the goal, they have every right to, But in the end I think Doucoure wanted to provoke our fans and Curtis didn’t think that was the right thing to do.”

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