Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest takeaways: 2 winners and 2 losers from disappointing draw at Anfield

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Liverpool stumbled to a 2-2 draw against Nottingham Forest on Saturday as summer signing Victor Munoz's thunderstrike meant Liverpool came away with a point.Dan Ndoye opened the scoring in the first half, and while Florian Wirtz thought he had equalised not long after, a VAR offside decision took the German's joy away.Alexander Isak drew the Reds level in the 60th minute after a pinpoint cross from Cody Gakpo, but a controversial penalty decision, dispatched by Morgan Gibbs-White, put Forest back in front.Late in the second half, Munoz became Anfield's hero after he scored with aplomb to draw the Reds level.Despite the euphoria that comes with a late goal, the Reds were poor for 60 minutes of the game before they kicked into gear. But, kept plugging away and was rewarded for his efforts after Wirtz found him with a wonderful pass before Munoz thundered his shot in front of the Kop end.The World Cup winner looks to be a smart piece of business, and feels like an old fashioned Liverpool signing, à la Sadio Mane or Diogo Jota.Liverpool's number 23 has opened his account in Liverpool red, and it looks like there's plenty more to come.2 - Trey NyoniIf the young midfielder is able to put on some muscle, the Reds truly have a gem on their hands.His introduction in the 77th minute coincided with a sustained period of possession and dominance for the Reds, alongside more progressive passing and quicker tempo in the build-up phase.Dominik Szoboszlai was also moved to right-back at the same time, which may (unfortunately for him) be his best position for the Reds.Nyoni injected a sense of urgency into Liverpool's build-up as soon as he came on, with his decisive passing and forward-thinking mentality which is exactly what Liverpool needed when chasing an equaliser.It may be too early for him to be starting games, but the young midfielder possesses the confidence and ability to make an impact on the pitch.

Losers:1 - Liverpool's fullbacksTwo weeks in a row. But at the same time, he didn't really have an impact on the pitch until he was moved to right-back.At times he slowed down Liverpool's build-up but while this can be a good thing, the Reds are yet to take the lead in a Premier League match this season.

But, when Liverpool's number 8 was moved to right-back. The game opened up for him.He was able to pick out dangerous through balls and crosses like a former player we don't like to talk about much anymore.There is an understandable apprehension from the Hungarian about being used consistently at right-back.