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Merseyside derby: red or blue half of Liverpool?

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Who's winning: Liverpool or Everton?

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The Merseyside derby pits two storied clubs against each other. Liverpool's modern success is undeniable, but Everton's rich history is a source of pride. Fans argue over which team truly represents the city. This debate is about more than just trophies.

Why each side wins

🐦 Liverpool

Liverpool's six European Cups and consistent top-flight performance make a strong case for the Reds. Their global fan base and recent Premier League title are testaments to their prowess. Liverpool's squad is often filled with world-class talent.

🍬 Everton

Everton's nine league titles and historic dominance give the Toffees a strong claim to Merseyside bragging rights. Their loyal fan base and dedicated community are pillars of the club. Everton's proud history is a major part of their identity.

Tale of the tape

🐦 Liverpool

Founded
1892
European Cups
6

🍬 Everton

Founded
1878
Top-flight titles
9

The verdict

Weighing the choice between Liverpool and Everton depends on whether you value modern success or historic pride. Some fans lean towards the Reds' recent dominance, while others prefer the Toffees' nostalgic charm. Ultimately, the decision comes down to personal preference.

Clubs standing

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Liverpool

#7 / 47

1500 ELO

Everton

#9 / 47

1500 ELO

Frequently asked

Which team has more fans?
Both teams have a significant following in Liverpool and around the world, with loyal fan bases.
Have the teams ever played each other in a major final?
Yes, they have met in several notable matches, including the 1986 FA Cup final and the 1989 FA Cup final.
Is the derby more than just a football match?
The Merseyside derby is a clash of two local rivals with a deep history and cultural significance, making it about more than just the game itself.

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