Three Stars For Forest at Anfield

Sean Malhotra | Bob Holmes

24-Nov-25 19:00

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Liverpool fell to a shocking 3-0 defeat at Anfield as Nottingham Forest delivered their biggest ever win at the stadium, scoring through Murillo, Nicolò Savona and Morgan Gibbs-White. Despite Liverpool controlling most of the possession, they created little and repeatedly broke down defensively, looking disconnected and low on confidence. Forest, meanwhile, were well-organized, clinical and fully committed, taking advantage of every mistake. The result adds even more pressure on the champions and brings up major concerns especially after an expensive summer.

We dissect that and much more here on Just For Kicks.

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