Fans spot what Jordan Pickford did immediately after Everton's equaliser vs Liverpool and it sums him up

Fans spotted what Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford did immediately after his side scored a dramatic equaliser in the Merseyside derby against Liverpool - and it sums him up.

James Tarkowski fired in a half-volley from close range with what was effectively the final kick of the game to secure a 2-2 draw for Everton in the final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park.

The home crowd erupted and there were immediately chaotic scenes, with some supporters piling onto the pitch - and one even uprooted the corner flag and waved it above his head.

After a lengthy VAR check for a potential offside and foul on Ibrahima Konate, the goal was cleared and the full-time whistle was blown shortly afterwards.

Pickford would be at the centre of the furore that occurred after the whistle, with Curtis Jones kicking off a furious scuffle by shoving Abdoulaye Doucoure after he celebrated in front of the Liverpool supporters. The brawl is likely to be investigated by police, as per PGMOL's Keith Hackett, after a bottle appeared to hit the Toffees goalkeeper.

But fans noticed Pickford in the background after Everton scored - and it spoke volumes.

TNT Sports showed a replay of Liverpool manager Arne Slot's furious reaction to Tarkowski's strike, with Pickford just about visible at the back of the shot.

The Everton goalkeeper put in a contender for the longest knee slide of the season in front of the Main Stand before celebrating.

Arne Slot's reaction to Everton's 98th minute equaliser 😤

Jordan Pickford's knee slide in the background 👀

That ending was ridiculous. pic.twitter.com/T4EqIiAtRA

— Football on TNT Sports (@footballontnt) February 12, 2025

One fan wrote: "All timer knee slide there."

A second said: "Rumour has it he's still sliding."

A third added: "Like a kid sliding on his socks through the kitchen."

A fourth wrote: "Pickford knee slide in the background has given me the biggest smile ever."

And a fifth claimed: "The way Pickford flies into shot here is all time. Could be a top five knee slide ever."