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Gerrard rescues L'pool

AFP, Liverpool
Steven Gerrard kept Liverpool alive in the FA Cup on Sunday as his equaliser rescued a 1-1 fourth round draw against local rivals Everton.
Just two days after pleading not guilty to charges of assault and affray, following an incident in a Southport nightclub, Gerrard captained Liverpool and led by example with a second half strike after Joleon Lescott had headed Everton in front at Anfield.Gerrard needed a substantial helping hand from Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard, whose feeble attempt to stop the England midfielder's shot will make him a less than popular figure in the Blue half of Merseyside this week.
While Rafael Benitez's side deserving to secure a replay at Goodison Park in two weeks time, the Reds once again showed a lack of cutting edge that must concern the Spanish coach.
"We deserved to win," Benitez said. "We have to be disappointed because we had plenty of possession, control of the game and they had one chance.
"I think one team was trying to win and one trying not to lose. To attack against 10 players behind the ball is not easy."
Everton boss David Moyes hit back at Benitez's claim that his side were defensive and said: " I never come looking for a draw that's for sure, although I might have taken a draw in the end.
"It was a really tough game but we've been to Anfield twice in a week and got draws. So we're pleased we've given ourselves a chance to get into the next round."
The visitors started confidently enough and had an early penalty appeal turned down by referee Steve Bennett when South Africa midfielder Steven Pienaar tumbled under Xabi
Alonso’s challenge.
Liverpool responded through an unlikely source as Jamie Carragher showed surprisingly deft footwork to trick Leon Osman and drive a shot into the side-netting.
Although the hosts had most of the possession, Moyes' team launched their own raids on the counter and snatched the lead after Victor Anichebe won a comer with a quick break in the 27th minute.
Pienaar floated over the comer and when Australia star
Cahill escaped Alvaro Arbeloa to head goalwards, Lescott was perfectly placed to nod past Jose Reina from close range.
But Liverpool haven't lost a Merseyside derby at Anfield for 10 years and they were back on level terms in the 54th minute.
A fine flick from Fernando Torres sent Gerrard surging clear and he fired in a low shot that should have been stopped by Howard. Instead the American allowed the ball to creep under his body and into the net.