Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez celebrates in ex-Everton star's face

Nunez's celebration has sparked a furious reaction from Everton fans

Darwin Nunez has been criticized for his goal celebration in Liverpool's 2-1 victory over Everton on Monday night.

The Uruguayan forward scored the winning goal in the 64th minute and celebrated by running towards the away end and putting his finger to his lips.

The celebration has been interpreted as a gesture of disrespect towards Everton fans.

Nunez has since apologized for his celebration, saying that he did not mean to offend anyone.

However, the incident has sparked a furious reaction from Everton fans, who have accused Nunez of being disrespectful and unprofessional.

Some Everton fans have even called for Nunez to be banned from playing in the Merseyside derby again.

It is unclear whether the Football Association will take any action against Nunez.

However, the incident is likely to further sour relations between Liverpool and Everton.

There is no doubt that Nunez's celebration was disrespectful.

By running towards the away end and putting his finger to his lips, Nunez was clearly trying to silence Everton fans.

This was a clear sign of disrespect, and it is understandable why Everton fans were so angry.

Nunez has since apologized for his celebration, but this is not enough.

His apology is unlikely to appease Everton fans, who are still fuming over his actions.

Nunez needs to do more than just apologize.

He needs to show Everton fans that he understands why they were so angry and that he regrets his actions.

The Football Association should take action against Nunez for his celebration.

Nunez's actions were clearly disrespectful and unprofessional, and he should be punished for them.

A ban from playing in the Merseyside derby again would be a fitting punishment.

The incident is likely to further sour relations between Liverpool and Everton.

The two clubs already have a fierce rivalry, and Nunez's celebration has only served to increase the tension between them.

It is unclear whether the two clubs will be able to put this incident behind them.