rewrite this title Everton v Liverpool LIVE: Result and reaction from historic Merseyside derby

Virgil van Dijk scored a 100th-minute winner as Liverpool left it late to beat Everton in the first Merseyside derby to be played at the Hill Dickinson Stadium and claim a huge Premier League victory.

Mohamed Salah had struck Liverpool’s first goal at Everton’s new stadium just two-and-a-half minutes after Iliman Ndiaye thought he had given the hosts a deserved lead, only to see his strike disallowed for an offside in the build-up.

Everton responded well in the second half and pulled themselves level when Beto slid in to finish Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s cross, which left Liverpool turning to their third-choice goalkeeper Freddie Woodman after an injury to Giorgio Mamardashvili.

And, in the last minute of 11 minutes of stoppage time, Van Dijk rose to head in a corner and secure a famous win for the visitors.

It leaves Liverpool seven points clear of sixth-placed Chelsea in the race for the final Champions League spot, with five games of the season remaining. Chelsea lost 1-0 to Manchester United last night.

Read all of the talking points, courtesy of Jamie Braidwood:

Wow! What a finish to the Merseyside derby. Liverpool arguably got away with it but an incredible moment at the new home of their bitter rivals.

The contrasting emotions!

Unsurprisingly, Jamie Carragher is delighted with that late Liverpool win.

Here’s that moment that Liverpool won the Merseyside derby. Virgil van Dijk the hero

AND THAT’S IT! All over – heartbreak for Everton but Virgil van Dijk has snatched a Merseyside derby victory right at the death

James Garner lunges in and earns a yellow card for the foul. Just frustration at this point

OH MY WORD! INCREDIBLE STUFF. Virgil van Dijk has snatched a last-gasp victory for Liverpool!!! Unreal.

Everton hearts broken at the Hill Dickinson. Szoboszlai puts the corner into the mixer, Van Dijk reads the flight of the ball and heads home from six yards out. Incredible!

Jeers from the Everton fans as they think Woodman is taking too long over a free-kick. I’m not sure Liverpool are really playing for the point but Everton are certainly eyeing all three.

The Reds patiently probe in the Toffees half but Ngumoha’s pass is errant and the hosts clear

Frimpong runs at Mykolenko and Garner, ending up sandwiched between the two. He commits the foul himself trying to get up though.

Mac Allister then catches an opponent and gets a talking to from the ref before Woodman almost has a moment of disaster bu manages to scramble clear at the last second.

George’s header drifts out harmlessly for a goal-kick. Will we get a winner?

There will be 11 minutes of injury time to do so!