"We have a lot of games up until the international break.

“We have put ourselves in a very good position and that is down to hard work, quality and consistency.

“We just have to look at ourselves, don't look at what others do, just try to focus on ourselves and be the best version of ourselves.

"We have put ourselves in a good position, let's keep going."

The result leaves Liverpool seven points clear at the top of the league, with 57 points to Arsenal’s 50.

Both sides now have the same amount of matches played, so the Reds have a seven-point lead with 14 matches to play.

Everton now sit in 15th, 10 points above the relegation zone.

It’s a quick turnaround for each team, with both in action this weekend in the Premier League.

Liverpool’s next match takes them to Wolves on Sunday afternoon, with kick-off at 2pm on 16 February.

Everton face Crystal Palace on Saturday evening, with that kicking off at 5.30pm.

Mohamed Salah has 14 assists in the Premier League this season, his highest total in a season.

It is the second most by any Liverpool player in a Premier League campaign, behind only Steve McManaman in 1995-96 (15).

"Intense, it was always going to be intense. A lot of battles. Very disappointing to concede in the last second of the game, or even over extra time, but it is what it is. It isn't easy to accept it, especially in the manner how, but we take it and move on.

"I think the referee had a big part in the game today in terms of certain challenges were given as fouls and similar weren't. In the end it is just disappointing to concede a very good strike, but a disappointing one.

"This is their cup final and they would try to do everything in their power to make it difficult for us. It is a big boost for them but a blow for us."

James Tarkowski scored an equaliser late in stoppage time to rescue a point for the hosts which encouraged Abdoulaye Doucoure to celebrate in front of the visiting Liverpool fans.

Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones was riled up by Doucoure’s actions and shoved the Everton midfielder kicking off a heated melee after the final whistle.

"I thought the referee refereed the game well, he didn't get involved with every challenge. I think that it was a bit of an old fashioned game.

"I didn't see it from where I was. I have had a chance to see it and I'm disappointed because Doucoure played really well tonight and I'm going to now lose him because he's got a second yellow card which turned into a red.

"The emotions were running high here all night, the stadium was at fever pitch. You could see what it meant to supporters at the end of the game, the crowd was rocking. It was one of the big nights."

"It was right up there and it was great at the end. I think the night was maybe made for something to happen.

“It wasn't the greatest, it wasn't the cleanest game of football you've ever watched but it was a bit of a throwback, a bit scrappy for both sides. We had to find a way of making the gap not so big tonight and did a good job of it.

"The fact is I think the players have responded really well in what they've done. We've made more chances. Beto's come in and scored the goal, he's scored for us earlier on as well.

“That's really helped us, we've suddenly creating a few more chances than we had. All praise to the players."

"We're trying to improve what we can. We're trying to make things better. Tonight was a night where we had to suit the stadium, a lot of things in the game. We went more direct tonight but it suited us.

"We got it in the end and the point in the end more importantly is a point towards making sure we're a Premier League club.

"I think that us picking up the points regularly is what we've got to try and do between now and the end of the season. I think there's a group here who lack some quality in areas but we've got to try and fill in, we've got a few injuries but hopefully there are signs of one or two coming back."