By Alex Richards For Jurgen Klopp, that is likely that. On the back of Arsenal’s 5-0 thrashing of Chelsea on Tuesday night, Liverpool really needed victory in the Merseyside derby to keep their hopes of handing the Kop boss a farewell title triumph. Instead, they were beaten up by Sean Dyche’s belligerent Everton who were simply more up for the fight. A raucous Goodison Park got behind its side from the outset and the Toffees responded. Dyche’s men came out of the blocks fast, didn’t let their visitors settle and set about claiming another three points to take them closer to safety with no sho…
