The highly anticipated Merseyside derby between Liverpool and Everton has been called off due to the severe weather conditions caused by Storm Darragh. The decision was made by the match officials and safety officers after assessing the risks posed by the storm.

This is the first time in recent memory that a Merseyside derby has been postponed, highlighting the severity of the storm. Fans of both teams have expressed disappointment at not being able to witness the fierce rivalry play out on the pitch.

The safety of players, officials, and supporters is of utmost importance, and the decision to call off the match was made with their well-being in mind. The clubs will now have to find a new date for the fixture to take place.

Storm Darragh has caused havoc across the region, with strong winds and heavy rain leading to travel disruptions and damage to property. The decision to cancel the match was taken in the interest of public safety.

Both Liverpool and Everton will now have to regroup and refocus as they await the rescheduled date for the Merseyside derby. Fans will have to wait a little longer for the much-anticipated clash between the two rival teams.