Fans at the Merseyside derby have paid tribute to schoolgirl Ava White, who was stabbed to death in Liverpool.
The 12-year-old died after being attacked on 25 November and a boy, aged 14, has been charged with murder.
Everton and Liverpool fans joined in a round of applause in the 12th minute of Wednesday's game and a banner with an anti-knives message was displayed.
Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold also paid tribute to her while celebrating his team's 4-1 win at Goodison Park.
The defender wore a shirt with the message "RIP Ava White" printed on it, while the red and blue banner sported the message "no more knives in our city" alongside both clubs' badges.