Everton 2 Liverpool 2: match report The Uruguayan promptly ran half the length of the pitch to dive at the feet of Everton manager David Moyes. Suarez had evidently read Saturday's papers, when Moyes had stated he was worried the Liverpool striker would con the referee. He was warned by referee Andre Marriner, but Goodison was ready to explode with rage at Suarez. There would be a booking for diving later, but not for the Liverpool man. Phil Neville was cautioned after falling under Agger's challenge. There was no doubt about Suarez's second on 20 minutes, Steven Gerrard's free-kick met with a glancing header beyond Tim Howard. Everton's response was instant, inspired throughout a breathless first half by the whirlwind wing play of Belgian Kevin Mirallas. Leon Osman reduced the deficit on 22 minutes after Brad Jones' tame punch fell invitingly on the edge of the Liverpool box. The midfielder drilled through a packed penalty area. Steven Naismith then equalised ten minutes before half-time, Liverpool's right flank exposed as Mirallas and Marouane Fellaini found space, crossing for an easy tap-in for the Scot. Both managers were forced into changes at half-time, both tactical and enforced. Everton lost Mirallas - the game's outstanding player until then after he pulled up following yet another penetrative run and cross. Brendan Rodgers knew he had to solidify his line-up, as youngster Suso was unable to provide the necessary protection on the Liverpool right. Jonjo Shelvey and Sebastian Coates were introduced, while Magaye Gueye slotted into for Mirallas. Rodgers had lost Glen Johnson before kick-off, while Pepe Reina's return from injury did not merit a starting place. The Liverpool manager responded to his side's fragility by also changing formation at the start of the second half with his three centre-halves intended to offer more protection to Andre Wisdom and the suspect Jose Enrique. The second-half started serene in comparison, but Liverpool should have restored a lead when Raheem Sterling was sent clear, fluffing his shot with only Howard to beat. Gerrard also tested Howard from 25 yards, his free-kick pushed aside, but Everton went close when Jelavic narrowly failed to nudge Seamus Coleman's cross into a gaping net. Rodgers made his final change when Wisdom, who�d endured a tough afternoon on his derby debut, was replaced at right back by Jordan Henderson. Suarez received a predictable yellow card late on for a challenge on Sylvain Distin. The South American then thought he'd won it in stoppage time, helping Coates header over the line, but an unconvincing offside decision denied him and Liverpool.