Saturday, August 26 – 1933
Displaying fine craft and speed Everton “A” outclassed Liverpool at Penny-lane. Some of the wingers moves were positively brilliant, and the Liverpool halves, with the exception of Bush, who alone seemed capable of dealing with them. The Everton wingers, Birtley and Leyfield, were outstanding, though there was scarcely a weakness in the side. Jackson made several effective clearances at right back and Webster led the line with skill. Talbot, in goal for Liverpool did well, Dewar, the South Africa, had a difficult man to face in Leyfield. Scorers; Leyfield (3), Birtley (2), Webster (2), and Griffiths for Everton, and Bush (2), and Griffiths (Own goal) for Liverpool.
(Liverpool Post and Mercury, 28-08-1933)
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