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#4 Liverpool 1-0 Everton, Premier League 02/12/18

Origi was the Reds' unlikely saviour against Everton

The Merseyside Derby has seen some great games over the years with strikes from the most unlikeliest of goalscorers like Phil Jagielka and Matthew Pennington. However, in December of 2018, Divock Origi produced one of the most unforgettable moments of the Merseyside Derby when he reannounced himself at Liverpool. What's more, the game itself came at a crucial time for Liverpool who were seeking their first title in over 20 years and knew the game against Everton was a must-win.

Although, up until the 95th minute, Liverpool were not winning and hadn't come close to grabbing the winning goal. And Liverpool fans will be the first to admit that when Jurgen Klopp sent Divock Origi on as a solution to the Reds' scoring problem, people were not exactly hopeful. After all, Origi had just returned from a failed loan move at Wolfsburg and his Liverpool career looked finished and for that reason, nobody could have predicted what happened next.

The goal came in the dying seconds of the game when a deep Liverpool free-kick fell to Van Dijk who met it with a sliced volley much to the disappointment of the Anfield faithful. However, luckily for Liverpool, the scuffed effort met the crossbar before falling kindly on the head of the incoming hero of the night, Divock Origi.

The goal will go down as one of the most bizarre goals in the history of the famous derby much to the embarrassment of Jordan Pickford who failed to reach the crossbar to tip the ball over. As the final whistle was blown, it was clear that Divock Origi's Liverpool career had been resurrected from the ashes of a failed loan move and into the Liverpool fans' hearts once again who rejoiced after another iconic Anfield victory.