Liverpool were required to come from behind twice to salvage a draw at home to Nottingham Forest as Andoni Iraola’s wait for a win in the Reds dugout continues.
Forest took a shock but deserved lead through Dan Ndoye in the first-half, with the Swiss forward ending a 377-day goal drought in the Premier League to break the deadlock.
Liverpool responded after the break through Alexander Isak, tapping in from a Cody Gakpo cross, but the hosts found themselves trailing again just 12 minutes later after Morgan Gibbs-White converted from the spot.
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A rocket from new signing Victor Munoz rescued a late point for Liverpool.
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