The gap between the teams remains at six points
Liverpool and Nottingham Forest played to a 1-1 draw on Tuesday, the 14th, at the City Ground, in a match valid for the 21st round of the Premier League. The goals were scored by Chris Wood for the hosts and Diogo Jota for the visitors. Stay updated with the best football results on live football score brazil.
This was the most anticipated match of the round. On one side stood Liverpool, the league leaders with a dominant campaign so far. In 20 matches (with one game in hand against Everton), the Reds have recorded 14 wins, five draws, and only one loss.
On the other side was the Premier League sensation. Initially tipped for relegation by season’s end, Nottingham Forest has defied expectations and sits in second place with 41 points – though they could be overtaken by Arsenal by the end of the round. Interestingly, Liverpool’s only loss this season came against the Tricky Trees.
The story from the first leg nearly repeated itself. Just seven minutes in, Chris Wood opened the scoring for the hosts. With the lead, Nottingham’s coach Nuno Espírito Santo dropped his team back, focusing on counterattacks. This strategy worked throughout the first half but couldn’t hold off Arne Slot’s attacking force for 90 minutes.
In the 65th minute, Diogo Jota came off the bench to equalize for the Reds. Liverpool continued to press for a winning goal but couldn’t break the deadlock.
With the draw, Liverpool remains at the top of the table with 47 points and a game in hand, six points ahead of Nottingham Forest, now in second place with 41 points. However, Arsenal could reclaim second place if they beat Tottenham in their match later in the round. Stay ahead of the curve with BB Score.
