Jess Park has spoken of the 'unbelievable feeling' she experienced during Everton’s win over Liverpool and believes the 3-0 scoreline 'speaks for itself'.
Everton picked up their first points of the season with a stunning Merseyside Derby victory over Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday night. The Blues had initially kicked off their campaign with a disappointing defeat at the hands of West Ham United.
Goals from Megan Finnigan, Park and Hanna Bennison were enough to seal a comprehensive 3-0 victory, played in front of a crowd of 27,574, which was a new Women's Super League record for the hosts.
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This was just the third time these two sides have faced each other at Anfield, and it was Park, who joined the Blues on loan from Manchester City during the summer, who stole the show as she claimed a goal and an assist to silence the Liverpool faithful.
"It's an unbelievable feeling," she told evertontv post-match. "You don't want to come here and lose. We didn't do that.
"We're full of confidence. The team played how we wanted to play. We never lost composure, even to the last minute. Three nil speaks for itself."
Before she added: "It's a full new team but I feel it's all just clicked together. Brian has come in and been brilliant.
“We all know what we want to do, we're producing it on the pitch and got each others back. You can see in the dressing room how together we are this season. It's brilliant to be a part of."
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