Liverpool held to draw at home by Nottingham Forest

Liverpool began their home campaign with a disappointing 2-2 draw against Nottingham Forest, a team that has historically caused them problems.

Nottingham Forest, who had won on their last two visits to Anfield without conceding, once again proved resilient. Dan Ndoye opened the scoring for the visitors in the first half, and despite Liverpool equalizing through Alexander Isak, a penalty converted by Morgan Gibbs-White put Forest back in front.

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Liverpool gets approval for coming back and saving a point. But there are probably many Liverpool supporters who go home disappointed.

Liverpool's struggles were evident, with experts noting a lack of cohesion. "It doesn't look like a whole. It's layer by layer. (...) This is not good enough," commented one expert on the team's performance.

Despite the pressure, Liverpool found a late equalizer. Victor Munoz, in his Anfield debut, scored in the 82nd minute, securing a point for his team. However, the result leaves Liverpool with two draws from their opening matches, and they will look to improve when they host Ipswich next.

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It doesn't look like a whole. It's layer by layer. (...) This is not good enough.