The Merseyside Derby between Everton and Liverpool is one of English football's most historic fixtures and a city rivalry that is unique in many ways.
Both clubs have a history of success, though Liverpool's status as giants of the English game means they hold sway over Everton.
Since the turn of the century, the Reds have enjoyed the bragging rights over the Blues in the battle for supremacy on Merseyside.
But which way will it go when the two lock-horns in the final ever showdown at Goodison Park in February?
The next Merseyside derby will take place on Wednesday 12th February, 2025 after the originally scheduled 7th December, 2024 date was postponed because of adverse weather conditions.
The reverse fixture at Anfield is scheduled for 2nd April, 2025.
The Goodison Park encounter, which will be Arne Slot’s first Merseyside derby as Liverpool boss, is due to kick off at 12:30 GMT.
Goodison Park will host the upcoming clash between Liverpool’s top-flight rivals.
Both sides will be desperate for the bragging rights, although nine of the last 13 Premier League Merseyside derby encounters in the blue half of the city have ended all-square.
Everton v Liverpool on Wednesday 12th February, 2025, will be shown live on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate.
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Legendary Everton and Wales goalkeeper Neville Southall holds the record for appearances in the fixture with 41.
Southall spent 17 years with the Toffees from 1981-1998, making 578 appearances between the posts.
Liverpool striker Ian Rush holds the record for goals scored in the Merseyside derby, with 25.
Most famously, Rush scored a brace in the 1986 FA Cup Final as Liverpool came from behind to win 3-1 at Wembley.
The Welshman repeated that feat in the 1989 FA Cup decider as the reds prevailed 3-2 in London.