Nottingham Forest has demonstrated its unlikely Premier League title credentials by holding Liverpool to a 1-1 draw that backed up its win over the leaders earlier in the season.

Premier League leaders Liverpool got everything they wanted (and a bit more) from top-4 hopefuls Nottingham Forest on Tuesday, as the Reds erased an early deficit en route to a 1-1 draw at the City Ground.

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,

Nottingham Forest demonstrated why they are competing at the top end of the Premier League this season by holding leaders Liverpool at the City Ground. The result moved Forest at least temporarily up to second place, where they remain six points behind their opponents, albeit having played a match more.

Diogo Jota scored less than 30 seconds after coming on in the second half to cancel out Chris Wood's early opener

Liverpool's quest to win the Premier League title for the first time since 2020 continues on Tuesday, when they travel to Nottingham Forest in one of the day's biggest matches. The Reds enter the game with a six point lead atop the table but are up against the third-ranked Forest,

Liverpool picked up a point on the road as they drew 1-1 with Nottingham Forest at the City ground in the Premier League on Tuesday. Forest scored with their first attack when Chris Wood finished clinically from Anthony Elanga's through ball in the eighth minute after Liverpool had lost the ball in midfield.

Liverpool's charge towards the Premier League title was halted by stubborn Nottingham Forest in a 1-1 draw between the top two on Tuesday as Manchester City's resurgence came undone in

Diogo Jota's instant impact from the bench ensured Premier League leaders Liverpool kept Nottingham Forest at arm's length after a 1-1 draw at the City Ground. All the noise before the match was about how a win for Forest would see them move within three points of Arne Slot's side and solidify their status as surprise title challengers.

Nottingham Forest demonstrated its unlikely Premier League title credentials by holding Liverpool to a 1-1 draw on Tuesday, backing up its win over the leaders earlier in the season. It took a header by Diogo Jota from a corner in the 66th minute to earn Liverpool a point that maintained its six-point cushion over Forest,