On Saturday lunchtime, one of football's fiercest rivalries will take centre stage as Liverpool FC lock horns with Everton at Anfield in the 228th Merseyside Derby.

Over the years, there have been some famous moments between the teams, especially in the FA Cup. There were the finals of 1986 and 1989, both won by the red side and the Dan Gosling winning goal in a fourth round replay in 2009, famously missed by many as ITV decided to show adverts for Tic-Tac instead!

However, there have been plenty of Premier League memories too and I've selected some of my favourites ahead of Saturday's showdown.

Instant impact for Royle (November 1994)

Everton had made their worst start to a league season for over 40 years. Joe Royle replaced Mike Walker and came into the post with the Toffees facing a real struggle to survive. His first game was a derby match and he made an instant impact. Goals from Duncan Ferguson and Paul Rideout helped Everton to a 2-0 win and lifted them off the bottom of the table. They finished the season in mid-table and as FA Cup winners.

Campbell stays cool (September 1999)

Everton's last win at Anfield came in the final derby of the 20th century. Kevin Campbell's early goal consigned Liverpool FC to a third home defeat of the 1999/2000 season. It was a bad-tempered affair with three red cards.

Sander Westerveld and Francis Jeffers saw red for fighting and Steven Gerrard also got his marching orders; not for the first time in this fixture either.

McAllister at the last (April 2001)

This was a Merseyside derby that had everything. Two penalties, a red card and endless talking points. Jeff Winter had a poor game in charge but in a match where momentum shifted between both teams, it was Liverpool FC who got the late winner.

Gary McAllister's stunning free-kick from distance secured a 3-2 win for the 10-men visitors, who would go on to win a treble of cup competitions. McAllister's place in Liverpool FC folklore was secured.

Winning against the odds (March 2006)

Gerrard's second red card in this fixture came 18 minutes into the March 2006 clash for two quick yellow cards.

Everton would have fancied their chances but they ultimately lost 3-1. Andy van der Meyde also went for an early shower as this fixture continued to prop up red cards at an alarming rate. In fact, the Liverpool FC vs. Everton clash has amassed the most dismissals in Premier League history. For the record, Harry Kewell scored the pick of the goals.

Stevie G's treble (March 2012)

On the eve of David Moyes' tenth anniversary as Everton manager, this was not the result he was looking for. Steven Gerrard became the first player in Premier League history to score a hat-trick in a Merseyside Derby and only the second of his glittering Liverpool FC league career. The 3-0 win was one of the rare successes in a poor 2012 calendar year for the red half of Merseyside.

The end for Brendan (October 2015)

Brendan Rodgers needed a result ahead of this showdown in October 2015. Liverpool FC had made an underwhelming start to the campaign and the fans were starting to turn on him. Danny Ings opened the scoring at Goodison but Romelu Lukaku equalised and the points were shared. The draw wasn't enough for Rodgers. He was sacked three hours later, creating some stunned reactions from the Sky Sports pundits. Liverpool FC would turn to Germany for their next manager.

Klopp's first derby win (April 2016)

Anyone from the blue half of Merseyside will want to forget this game in a hurry. Liverpool FC ran riot and ended convincing 4-0 winners. Divock Origi opened the scoring with a header and the lead was doubled by Mamadou Sakho shortly before the interval.

Daniel Sturridge and Philippe Coutinho added to the scoring in the second half, whilst the visitors' had Ramiro Funes Mori sent off for a crude challenge on Origi. Roberto Martinez lasted another three weeks in the job before he was sacked by the Everton board but it was a perfect first Merseyside Derby for Jurgen Klopp.