Diogo Jota posted on social media after his performance against Everton as Liverpool won the Merseyside derby.

The reason why Diogo Jota's goal against Everton was allowed to stand has been revealed as Gary Neville calls for rule change. Liverpool resumed their bid to win the Premier League title on Wednesday night as they welcomed bitter rivals Everton to Anfield.

Diogo Jota scored the winning goal against Everton that leaves Liverpool another step closer to securing the 2024-25 Premier League trophy. Arne Slot’s side have a seemingly unassailable 12-point lead over second-placed Arsenal with eight matches left to play, meaning the Reds are now likely to seal a record-equalling 20th league title.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot has been speaking to the media before Sunday's Premier League game at Fulham (14:00 BST). Here are the key lines from his news conference: Slot confirmed Trent Alexander-Arnold and Joe Gomez "will not be back in the coming weeks" and Conor Bradley "will have to wait and see if he will be with the squad on Sunday.

BBC Sport is told by the Premier League's refereeing body that James Tarkowski should have been sent off for his tackle on Alexis Mac Allister during Everton's defeat at Liverpool.

All the latest football news and build-up to Wednesday's Premier League action as Liverpool look to increase their lead with victory over Everton in the Merseyside derby.

Watch the Match of the Day panel explain why Diogo Jota's Merseyside derby winner was allowed to stand despite Luis Diaz initially being in an offside position in the build-up before entering play and assisting the goal.

Tarkowski was shown a yellow card for the foul that came early in Wednesday’s game at Anfield and was later described by the Premier League as reckless. The on-field sanction was upheld by the video assistant referee after a review.

The Everton manager said that Liverpool's Luis Diaz was interfering with play and called it a "very easy decision to give".