“I was really disappointed with how things went in the FA Cup and was really disappointed in myself, so to come back and score like that felt special.
Tarkowski also thinks the goal helped prevent him getting involved in the post-match scuffle which saw Abdoulaye Doucoure and Liverpool’s Curtis Jones sent off for second bookable offences, with Reds head coach Arne Slot and his assistant Sipke Hulshoff shown red cards by referee Michael Oliver.
I was really disappointed with how things went in the FA Cup so to come back and score like that felt special.
The Commission warned the club officers may be liable to prosecution and possible imprisonment if they promote unlicensed gambling businesses which transact with British consumers, but Everton say they have never had dealings with the UK arm, which operates under a ‘white label’ agreement, and are sponsored by the global entity which is entirely separate.
Everton defender James Tarkowski was grateful redemption came quickly after he provided Goodison Park with one of its most memorable moments in the final Merseyside derby at the ground.
