Liverpool star sets record

On the evening of September 20, Ryan Gravenberch shone brightly in the Merseyside derby, helping Liverpool to a 2-1 victory over Everton.

In the match against Everton, midfielder Ryan Gravenberch left a strong impression with an excellent performance.

At Anfield in round 5 of the Premier League, the Dutch midfielder left a strong impression with an excellent performance, demonstrating his comprehensive ability on both the offensive and defensive fronts. At the age of 23, Gravenberch made history by becoming the youngest player to score and assist for Liverpool in a Merseyside derby in the Premier League.

In the 11th minute, Gravenberch entered the penalty area and volleyed the ball from a narrow angle into Everton's net, opening the score for Liverpool. This was a masterpiece, creating a turning point for the match when Liverpool did not have too much dominance over Everton.

Then, this midfielder had a delicate pass for Hugo Ekitike to run down and finish to increase the score to 2-0. This performance also marked an important milestone in his career at the port city team.

Not only scoring and assisting, Gravenberch also played the role of "conductor" for Liverpool in this match. He had 69 touches of the ball, 8 times putting the ball into the final third of the field, showing active participation in Liverpool's play.

Defensively, Gravenberch won 7 duels, recovered the ball 7 times and made 5 tackles, proving his effectiveness.

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