EPL: Liverpool held to 2-2 draw by Nottingham Forest, winless start continues
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At a glance
- Liverpool's winless streak in the Premier League continues after a 2-2 draw with Nottingham Forest at Anfield.
- Nottingham Forest took the lead twice, but Liverpool managed to equalize on both occasions, with Victor Muรฑoz scoring a late debut goal.
- The result leaves Liverpool without a win after two matches under manager Andoni Iraola, while Forest showed resilience after their opening-round defeat.
Liverpool's challenging start to the Premier League season has continued, as they were held to a frustrating 2-2 draw by Nottingham Forest at Anfield on Saturday. The Reds found themselves trailing twice during a pulsating encounter, underscoring their early-season struggles.
Munoz rescues draw scoring late goal on his debut for Liverpool
Dan Ndoye put Forest ahead in the 24th minute, capitalizing on an opening created by Morgan Gibbs-White, which silenced the home crowd. Liverpool struggled to find an effective response for much of the match. However, Alexander Isak managed to restore parity around the hour mark, converting a chance set up by Cody Gakpo.
Dan Ndoye gave Forest the lead in the 24th minute, finishing after Morgan Gibbs-White created the opening to silence the home crowd.
The visitors, however, quickly regained their advantage ten minutes later. Gibbs-White successfully converted a penalty after Liverpool's goalkeeper, Alisson Becker, was judged to have fouled an opponent. Just as defeat seemed possible, Liverpool responded once more. Victor Muรฑoz scored a spectacular equalizer in the 82nd minute, securing a point for his team on his debut.
Liverpool struggled to break down the visitors before Alexander Isak restored parity on the hour mark, converting after good work from Cody Gakpo.
Despite pressing for a late winner, Liverpool could not break down Forest's defense. The visitors left Anfield with a share of the points after an entertaining contest. This result means Liverpool remains without a victory in their first two Premier League matches under manager Andoni Iraola. Nottingham Forest, meanwhile, demonstrated resilience following their opening-round loss to Leeds United.
Gibbs-White converted a penalty after Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker was adjudged to have fouled an opponent.
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