The attacker had a challenging night, missing a key chance in the first half, losing all five of his duels, and having very few touches on the ball compared to his teammates. After the final whistle, frustration got the better of him. Goals from Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin secured a win for Everton, prompting their players to celebrate with their fans, while Liverpool’s players appeared dejected.

During this time, Nunez seemed agitated and directed his frustration towards Klopp and the referee, Andy Madley. Despite Nunez’s complaints, Klopp silenced him and their disagreement was apparent. Nunez, who has scored 18 goals in all competitions, has not lived up to his club-record transfer fee, which is deemed unacceptable at the level Liverpool is aiming for this season.

It is suggested that Nunez needs to step up in crucial games, such as matches against strong opponents and in European competition. There is a sense that tough decisions need to be made about his future with the club in the upcoming summer. Please note that the provided text is focused on a specific sports event and the performance and behavior of a particular player.