Liverpool v Nottm Forest
Play By Play
The full-time whistle goes as Liverpool and Nottingham Forest play out a 2-2 draw in an enthralling game on Merseyside. The visitors led on two separate occasions but were forced to settle for a point, and are now unbeaten in their last three visits to Anfield. Meanwhile, Liverpool head coach Iraola is still waiting for his first win since joining the club, but will be pleased with how his side battled back to take something from the game. Ndoye got Forest started in the 24th minute with a composed finish at the Kop end, before Isak drew Liverpool level 15 minutes into the second half with a close-range finish. Forest rebounded quickly, though, as Gibbs-White bagged a second from the spot after Alisson tumbled into Williams in the Liverpool box. It looked as though the hosts would lose at home to Forest for the third successive season, until Munoz bagged a crucial equaliser with a clinical right-footed finish eight minutes from time. Liverpool recorded 1.61 xG in total compared to Forest's 2.3, and the hosts now look to a trip to Ipswich next Friday. Meanwhile, Forest look to a home meeting with Tottenham in six days. That's all for this one, thanks for joining us!
FULL-TIME: LIVERPOOL 2-2 NOTTINGHAM FOREST
Ngumoha looks to grab his side a late winner with a deep cross from the left, but Murillo is able to get his head on it before Sels gathers the ball in his hands. That might be that...
The home fans are frustrated with the slow build-up play from the hosts. Forest are looking relatively comfortable.
Forest's Dominguez also comes on for Jesus.
Forest make two more changes as Hudson-Odoi replaces McAtee.
Forest are currently camped on the edge of their own box. They're holding on right now.
There will be FIVE minutes of stoppage time...
Liverpool are definitely the side on top now. But can they find a late winner to bag Iraola's first win as manager?
Munoz is now the 11th different Spanish player to score for Liverpool in the Premier League - the joint-most at one club in the competition (also 11 for Man City).
Forest make another switch as Netz replaces Aina.
SZOBOSZLAI IS INCHES AWAY!! Wow, the Liverpool number eight almost beats Sels with a trademark free-kick after Murillo fouls Gravenberch on the edge of the box. The Hungarian opted to aim for the keeper's side, but couldn't quite find the bottom right-hand corner.
Liverpool have now scored two goals in the last 15 minutes of the second half; only Manchester City (three) have scored more in the Premier League so far this season.
Delap looks to fire Forest back in front as he shoots with his left, only for Araujo to make a crucial block. Forest win a corner, but Alisson punches it clear.
It's an incredible pass by Szoboszlai, who finds Munoz in space in the box before the latter finishes brilliantly with his right.
MUNOZZZ!!!! WHAT A GOAL!! It is an INCREDIBLE finish by the Spaniard, who's found by a superb Szoboszlai pass in the penalty area. Munoz then takes a touch to turn before firing a right-footed effort into the far corner. What a game! Liverpool 2-2 Nottingham Forest!
Liverpool are on top, but whether they can make it count remains to be seen. They're staring down the barrel of a third consecutive home defeat to Forest here...
Liverpool defender Araujo is booked for taking Jesus out on the halfway line. Munoz could easily have fed the ball to Szoboszlai to shoot just seconds earlier, but opted to let fly himself and allowed Forest to counter.
The hosts get forward again as Szoboszlai fizzes a lovely ball towards Isak in the box, but the latter fails to make proper contact with his left, and the chance goes begging.
Liverpool's Mac Allister also goes off and is replaced by Nyoni.
Liverpool now make the changes, with Jacquet going off for Araujo.
The Liverpool fans are furious as Aina appears to shove Munoz to the ground on the left, but no foul is given. Strange decision from the referee there...
The hosts are set to make a couple more changes, with Nyoni and Araujo prepared to come on.
Liverpool look to respond again as Szoboszlai crosses towards Wirtz, only for Aina to partially clear. The ball then falls to Tsimikas on the edge of the box, but his right-footed effort is tame and bounces into the hands of Sels.
Forest have now scored their last 10 penalties in the Premier League, last failing to score from the spot in April 2023 against Brighton (penalty missed by Brennan Johnson).
