Dung Grin's video: Peter Crouch singles out two Liverpool youngsters during Everton FA Cup tie

Peter Crouch was impressed with young Liverpool duo Curtis Jones and Neco Williams against Everton on Sunday. Jones and Williams, both 18, came into the Liverpool side as manager Jurgen Klopp made nine changes for the FA Cup third round clash at Anfield. Jones and Williams were joined by 16-year-old Harvey Elliott, Nathaniel Phillips and Pedro Chirivella in the starting line-up. But it was midfielder Jones, who scored a stunning long-range goal with 20 minutes to go, and right-back Williams who Crouch was impressed by the most. Jones was making his fifth first-team appearance for Liverpool and Williams just his second. “They’ve acquitted themselves well,” Crouch said on BBC One. “They’ve had more possession, for a young team that’s fantastic. JUST IN: Curtis Jones sends Liverpool fans wild with screamer against Everton - 'The Scouse Messi'  “Curtis Jones I think’s been very comfortable in midfield, Neco Williams, some very positive performances. “But the keeper you have to say has kept them in it. “I thought for me his delivery, his energy… He might take him some time to get in the first team! “First couple of minutes, the pressing at Everton, the recovery, and what about this as a cross. DON'T MISSFA Cup draw: When is the fourth round draw? Start time, TV channel, live stream [EXPLAINER]Transfer news LIVE: Man Utd propose £70m player-plus-cash transfer, Chelsea plan £60m raid [BLOG]Liverpool transfer news LIVE: Barcelona three-way battle, three exits, Sancho fee revealed [BLOG] READ MORE Robbie Fowler explains the 'best thing' about Liverpool  “He put two or three in like that and I think if they had more in the box… [Takumi] Minamino’s not that type of player to get into the box.” England legend Alan Shearer was also impressed by Williams and also Elliott. “They’ve had a good understanding I think, him and Elliott down that right-hand side,” Shearer said. “Some lovely balls whipped in. Harvey Elliott has also had one or two lovely neat touches. READ MORE Liverpool sent Mbappe transfer message on what to expect from Minamino  “But he’s looked comfortable has Williams, both defensively and going forward.” Reds boss Klopp explained his team selection to the BBC before the match. “We trust the boys 100 per cent and what I wanted today was a team who is 100 per cent excited about the opportunity,” he said. “I don’t think there is any team in world football who want to play this game more than this team today. Trending  “Adam Lallana and James Milner want to play football at four o’clock in the morning or at midnight or whatever, they always want to play football, and all the other guys, for them it is a big, big, big opportunity and I really like that. “It’s nice, it’s not too experienced, but all the good things the boys are responsible for and if one or two things don’t work out then it’s my responsibility, easy as that. I hope they feel that freedom and go for it.”