REDS FALL IN DEMOLITION DERBY

Super Toffees smash huge hole in Klopp's title dream

- Chris McKenna

JURGEN KLOPP said he will not miss the Merseyside Derby when he walks away from Liverpool this summer.

This night will certainly be one to forget for the departing Reds manager because just his second defeat in 19 meetings with Everton could cost him a fairy-tale farewell.

Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored to fire the Toffees one win from safety and with the added bonus of putting a serious dent in their rivals' Premier League title hopes.

The Liverpool manager was serenaded with "You lost the league at Goodison Park" in the dying moments of a game his side showed no signs of being title winners in.

Klopp's side now realistically need two slip-ups from Arsenal and Manchester City to win a 20th league crown but games are running out after dropping eight points in just over a week.

And after this performance who is to say they will go unbeaten themselves. Everton outfought and outworked them almost everywhere.