Liverpool 2-2 Nottingham Forest result, stats and report

Liverpool beat Brighton 2-0 at Anfield on Sunday, with an early Pascal Groß own goal and a clinical Alexander Isak finish settling the match before half-time. Brighton competed hard but were punished for their sloppiness at the back.

Neco Williams gave Ipswich the lead at Portman Road but Julio Enciso's first-half leveller earned Nottingham Forest a point, as Ipswich squandered three big chances and Forest rode their luck.

Club Brugge host Liverpool in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday 25 November 2026, and the form book says goals are coming. The question is whether Liverpool can keep any of them out.

Liverpool host a Manchester United side that has not won in five Premier League matches, but the head-to-head record tells a very different story. Something has to give at Anfield on Sunday.

Liverpool have scored nine Premier League goals in seven games against 15 in four cup and European fixtures, and Andoni Iraola says he 'doesn't really know the reason'. With Brighton's high-scoring attack visiting Anfield, the stark split exposes a low-block problem that outlasted Arne Slot's tenure.

Alex Scott has rejected a new Bournemouth contract, leaving the England midfielder open to Liverpool and Chelsea interest in January. But with Chelsea simultaneously chasing Frenkie de Jong, Adam Wharton and Manu Kone, Scott's link is just one strand of a sprawling midfield wishlist.

With Oliver Glasner replicating slow starts that preceded trophies at Frankfurt and Palace, the real threat to the project is owner Evangelos Marinakis's patience, not the data.