PreviewEverton v Liverpool: 14 pre-Merseyside derby stats
The Reds visit Hill Dickinson Stadium for the first time for Sunday's 2pm BST kick-off in the Premier League.
Here are 14 facts and figures to know ahead of the 248th instalment of the local rivalry, courtesy of LFC statistician Ged Rea and Opta...
Liverpool won 101 of the previous 247 derbies, with 78 draws and 68 defeats. In league fixtures, the Reds have won 84 and lost 59.
Victory on Sunday would see Liverpool tie the number of wins at Everton at 35-35.
The Reds won their last two Premier League games against the Blues, though both came at Anfield. They last won three consecutive league Merseyside derbies between April 2016 and April 2017.
Everton won just one of their last 14 Premier League home fixtures versus Liverpool, though 10 of those games finished level.
Having won six of their first 15 Premier League meetings with Liverpool between 1992 and 1999 (40 per cent – drew six, lost three), Everton have won just five of their last 52 league Merseyside derbies since the start of 2000 (9.6 per cent – drew 20, lost 27).
The Reds have lost only two of the last 33 derbies in league and cup.
This is Liverpool's first match at Hill Dickinson Stadium. The Reds have won at 59 of the 61 grounds they have played at in the competition and could become the first team to win at 60 different stadia in the Premier League.
This will be Mohamed Salah's final Merseyside derby. One goal would see him join Steven Gerrard as Liverpool's record Premier League scorer against Everton with nine goals.
Rio Ngumoha could become the youngest-ever Merseyside derby goalscorer at the age of 17 years 233 days.
Liverpool have scored five stoppage-time winners against Everton in the Premier League era, Divock Origi's goal in December 2018 being the most recent.
Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister could each make their 100th league appearance for Liverpool.
Only Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes (75) has created more chances in open play in the Premier League this season than Florian Wirtz (50). He is the first Liverpool player to create 50+ open-play chances in his first league season with the club since Salah in 2017-18 (53).
Everton have won their last two home Premier League matches and are looking to win three in a row at Hill Dickinson Stadium for the first time in what is their 17th game there.
Blues forward Beto has been involved in five goals in his last five Premier League appearances (four goals, one assist). Only Fernandes (seven) has been involved in more since February 28.