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'Goodison was never going to go quietly - but this was something else'

'Goodison was never going to go quietly - but this was something else' The great sporting theatre of Goodison Park got the final Merseyside derby it deserved on a spine-tingling night of emotion and chaos, says BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty
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