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Richarlison shares cheeky Merseyside Derby post as Everton prepare for Liverpool clash

It is Merseyside Derby day and Everton will be making the short trip across Stanley Park to face Liverpool at Anfield.

David Moyes will be looking to end his Anfield curse having never won in any of his 21 visits away to Liverpool in his managerial career.

There could be some real positive news for the Toffees with Everton seeing Iliman Ndiaye and Dwight McNeil return from injury.

Whether the two forwards will be available for selection remains to be seen, though.

This has been the story of Everton’s season, with attacking players being forced to miss periods of the season through respective injury issues.

But there is one former Everton forward in Richarlison who has now shared a Merseyside Derby post following his years at Goodison Park.

Richarlison shares Everton message on Merseyside Derby day

Richarlison social media post of his Merseyside Derby goal for Everton vs Liverpool. Credit: @richarlison

Only a few days ago, Richarlison teased Everton fans with a social media post of him wearing an Everton strip.

Fast forward to the eve of the Merseyside Derby, and the Brazilian is posting more Everton related content on his Instagram account.

The 27-year-old shared a post of him scoring in the Merseyside Derby at Anfield ahead of Everton’s trip to their rivals on Wednesday night.

During the 2020/21 campaign, Richarlison scored in Everton’s 2-0 victory away to Liverpool which was held in front of no fans.

It was a landmark victory for the Toffees who had secured their first derby win since 2010 and their first win at Anfield since 1999.

Richarlison’s future at Tottenham Hotspur remains uncertain this summer, with a potential return to Everton being suggested.

One thing that is clear is the love the 27-year-old still has for the club.

Everton could unleash Iliman Ndiaye against Liverpool

Much like Richarlison, Ndiaye has quickly become a fan favourite on Merseyside for those in blue.

The Senegal international has really impressed this season with Jamie Carragher praising Ndiaye’s Everton displays.

Whether Moyes will rush Ndiaye back into the starting XI remains to be seen, but the Scot seemed optimistic on Tuesday about the forward’s recovery from injury.

Moyes admitted Ndiaye was ahead of McNeil in the recovery process, which may well suggest he’s in with a shout of playing on Wednesday.

Having a player like Ndiaye available would certainly provide the travelling fans with a real boost going into the game.

 

 

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