David Moyes has admitted Iliman Ndiaye's injury doesn't look good and that Everton's star man could face a spell on the sidelines. The Senegalese attacker has been key to the Toffees' resurgence with six Premier League goals but went off with a knee problem during the first half of Wednesday night's dramatic 2-2 draw with Liverpool.

It's nearly 12 years since David Moyes was involved in a Merseyside derby, and in that period one club in Liverpool has thrived while the other has slowly sunk further down the table.

From 1906, there was match-winner Alex Young (‘Sandy’ rather than his later ‘Golden Vision’ compatriot who graced Goodison in the 1960s). From Everton’s triumph on their first Wembley trip in 1933, captain and goalscorer in a 3-0 rout of Manchester City, Dixie Dean.