Nottingham Forest compound Liverpool’s woes at Anfield

Nottingham Forest Shock Liverpool at Anfield as Arne Slot’s Side Sink Deeper Into Crisis

Liverpool’s season plunged into deeper uncertainty on Saturday as Arne Slot’s men suffered their sixth defeat in seven league matches a run of results many now describe as relegation form. What was expected to be a stabilizing home fixture instead turned into another night of frustration for the Anfield faithful, as Nottingham Forest delivered a disciplined and decisive performance to claim all three points.

Forest Strike Early and Never Look Back

The visitors stunned the home crowd in the 33rd minute when Brazilian defender Murillo powered in the opener from a corner, setting the tone for a relentless Forest display. Liverpool, sluggish and disjointed, struggled to respond.

Just minutes into the second half, Nicolo Savona doubled Forest’s lead, capitalizing on Liverpool’s defensive lapses. The misery deepened in the 78th minute when Morgan Gibbs-White slotted home Forest’s third after Alisson parried Omari Hutchinson’s effort straight into his path.

Liverpool’s Woes Grow Harder to Ignore

Anfield, once considered an impenetrable fortress, has quickly become a ground where opponents believe they can take maximum points. The Reds’ current troubles reflect a toxic mix of:

• Blunt attacking play with no cutting edge

• Uncharacteristic defensive errors

• Ongoing injury struggles

• Lack of tactical cohesion

What initially looked like a temporary slump is now beginning to resemble a full-blown crisis.

Forest’s Turning Point?

While Liverpool search for answers, Nottingham Forest head home with renewed belief. Confident, organized, and fearless, their performance at Anfield could mark a crucial turning point in their season. This wasn’t just a win it was a statement.

Liverpool, on the other hand, face mounting pressure as the questions grow louder and the solutions remain unclear.