Liverpool dropped points again to Nottingham Forest in the Premier League this season, this time at the City Ground. Chris Wood put the upstart Forest in front just eight minutes in as it looked like Nuno Espirito Santo's team would once again get the better of Arne Slot.

Arne Slot’s team had threatened to run away with the 2024-25 Premier League, but after their draw at Nottingham Forest on Tuesday and Arsenal’s win over Tottenham Hotspur the following night, the gap is down to four points — albeit Liverpool have a game in hand.

All it took was one connection from Diogo Jota and Konstantinos Tsimikas to turn what looked like a loss for Liverpool at the City Ground into a 1-1 draw against surprising Nottingham Forest. This was another example of manager Arne Slot being able to use his entire squad to push the right buttons at the right time to get his team into high gear,

Liverpool face Nottingham Forest in a huge Premier League encounter at the City Ground on Tuesday and details of the confirmed lineups will appear here when the

Liverpool boss Arne Slot had already stoked the flames before this one, after remarking upon how high-flying Nottingham Forest should be expecting success, given how much money they have invested. The Dutchman was quick to heap praise on Nuno Espirito Santo and his side simultaneously, but the touch-paper was lit nonetheless.

Liverpool dominated possession but struggled to break through Forest’s resolute defence, led superbly by Nikola Milenkovic and Murillo. Despite creating numerous chances, the Reds lacked precision in the final third. Arne Slot’s substitutions in the 65th minute finally made the difference.

By Peter Hall NOTTINGHAM, England (Reuters) -Liverpool substitute Diogo Jota's second-half header earned the visitors a battling 1-1 draw with surprise Premier League title rivals Nottingham Forest on Tuesday,