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Carragher calls for calm

AFP, Liverpool
Jamie Carragher believes that Liverpool can only thrive in the Merseyside
derby with Everton if they keep their composure.
Following a week that has seen midfielder Javier Mascherano admit his charge of improper conduct from the Football Association for his behaviour after being sent off in the 3-0 defeat at Manchester United, Carragher knows it is vital that Rafael Benitez's side keep their cool in a clash that has much more than local rivalry riding on it.
Fourth-placed Liverpool are two points above their neighbours with seven matches to go and centre-back Carragher maintains that only way to approach the game at Anfield is to forget the importance ofthe fixture.
"People talk about games against Everton being about passion, but they are also about keeping your head and using your brain," Carragher said.
"The players on both sides want to win so much, that's only natural because it is such a big
game but you have to make sure you keep cool and use the ball as much as you possibly can, because otherwise you can lose your way.
"It is a big game for both teams, there's no doubt about that, and usually the team who wins the game is the one who keeps their heads best.
"If we can keep our heads then we'll have a better chance of winning, it's as simple as that."
Despite the recent issue with Mascherano, Benitez, who will be without Harry Kewell and Daniel Agger due to injury, has not discussed discipline with his players ahead of Sunday's game.
And he insists that his team's attitude this season means that he has no concerns about their mentality ahead of such an important clash.
The Spaniard said: "People talk about the number of yellow and red cards in the derby but I think that the players know how to do things.
"They know’ they must fight, challenge and tackle but try to do things properly. I don't think it's a big problem.
"I haven't really spoken to the players about this because we
have a fantastic record this season in terms of disciplinary issues so we don't have too many problems.
"We just have to approach the game in the same way as the other games and try to play with the heart and also the head."
While Benitez is adamant that this game will not decide who takes the last Champions League place, his opposite number David Moyes thinks that defeat would spell the end ofEvenon's chances ofa top four finish.
He said: T think you could be correct to say this could be a fourth place decider but let's not forget there are games after that.
"If we won the game I don't think you would turn around and say that is Everton in fourth'.
"You might do that if Liverpool won it, but there are a lot of games after that.
"We have got tough games but so has everybody. We have got to make sure we keep the teams . behind us away and try and catch the teams above us The first team above us is Liverpool."
Moyes' only absentee is midfielder Tim Cahill, who is set to miss the rest of the season with a broken foot.