Everton 0-0 Liverpool: 5 talking points | Premier League 2018-19

#3. Divock Origi fails to impress in his rare start

There was no winner from Origi this time

Scorer of the winner in the reverse fixture, Jurgen Klopp chose Origi alongside Mane and Salah in a three-pronged attack as first-choice striker Roberto Firmino was struggling to attain full fitness after a recent knock. The Belgian had a great chance to impress his manager and make a case for himself. He would, however, be kicking himself for having blown it.

Origi offered little to no threat going forward. He looked like a fish out of water on that left flank, completely devoid of ideas and also some service. He did won three aerial tackles and made one himself, but left a lot to be desired in the job he was supposed to.

Forget scoring, Origi didn't muster even a single shot on target. His only real highlight of the match was a nutmeg he pulled on Seamus Coleman, but the Irish international ensured even that was short-lived as he recovered the ball instantly.

Origi was subbed off just minutes after the hour mark for Firmino, and it isn't a coincidence that Liverpool looked even more threatening after that.