Nottingham Forest 1-1 Liverpool: Match report & talking points as Reds drop precious points.

- Liverpool dropped points following 1-1 draw with Nottingham Forest on Tuesday
- Diogo Jota equalised 22 seconds after coming on to deny hosts victory
- Arne Slot’s side made to work hard for their point
Liverpool dropped points for the second successive Premier League match as they drew 1-1 with Nottingham Forest on Tuesday evening.
Chris Wood scored his 13th เล่นบาคาร่า UFABET เว็บตรง ค่าคอมสูง Premier League goal of the season as the Midlands side open the scoring early doors. With Liverpool struggling to carve open the resolute Forest defence throughout a first half of few opportunities.
But Diogo Jota rose from the bench to secure a hard-fought point for Liverpool and scored from a header just 22 seconds after entering the fray. With Forest goalkeeper Matz Sels sparkling in the dying embers with a string of decisive saves.
How the game unfolded
Nottingham Forest are the only side to have conquered Liverpool in the Premier League. This season and a raucous City Ground spurred the hosts on from the first whistle as they raced into an early lead.
Despite ceding territory in the opening stages. Forest proved possession is immaterial as they prey on a mistake from. Mohamed Salah and sprung a swift counter-attack in the eighth minute. Anthony Elanga unlocked the Liverpool defence. with a simple through ball and the relentless Wood produced a clinical drilled finish to stun the league leaders.
Forest’s opener allowed them to drop even deeper into their own third. With their well-organised backline and midfield stifling the division’s top scorers. Liverpool pressed and probe. But were unable to create any clear-cut opportunities in the first half-four, with the Reds blazing the majority of their efforts over the crossbar.
Liverpool grew increasingly frustrated as the first half drew to a close
Speculative crosses into the penalty area were repeatedly rebuffed by Murillo and Nikola Milenkovic. Forest’s centre-back pairing were imperious as Salah and Co. drew a blank.
Forest continued to frustrate their hosts. After the restart but a masterful Arne Slot substitution in the 65th minute changed the game as Liverpool drew level. Kostas Tsimikas and Jota were thrust into the action and combined with their first touches of the match as the Greek defender’s corner was headed home by his Portuguese teammate from close range.