Everton manager David Moyes felt his side were unfortunate to leave empty-handed after a dramatic late 2-1 defeat to Liverpool in the first-ever Merseyside derby at Hill Dickinson Stadium.Everton were beaten late on in a match Moyes believes they did enough to at least earn a point, while also claiming his side were denied a clear penalty. “Absolutely we deserved a point. We didn’t deserve the outcome we got. “But football’s cruel sometimes and you hopefully have to bounce back and go again when adversity goes against you a wee bit,” he said. The Everton boss pointed to a key incident involving Curtis Jones and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, insisting his side should have been awarded a spot-kick after a challenge in the box.“Yeah, I do. Why would he go down if he’s not fouled? “He’s in on goal to shoot and finish, so why would he not take the opportunity to do that?” Moyes added. Post navigation ‘It is not really in my hands’ – Midfielder drops bombshell on Liverpool future Arne Slot Singles Out Liverpool Ace in Fascinating Dressing Room Footage After Win v Everton