Nottingham Forest 0-1 Liverpool - Mac Allister heavily involved in late drama for crucial win
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Nottingham Forest 0-1 Liverpool: Mac Allister Wins Late Drama
Liverpool secured a crucial 1-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in a dramatic finish at the City Ground.[1] The winning goal came from Alexis Mac Allister in stoppage time, specifically at 90+7 minutes.[5]
The match was highly controversial, with Mac Allister's late winner arriving just minutes after a goal was controversially ruled out by VAR.[1] Liverpool's performance was notably poor throughout, with former captain Jamie Carragher describing their first-half display as a "horror show."[1] Nottingham Forest dominated much of the match and created the better chances, with Callum Hudson-Odoi missing their best opportunity in the opening five minutes.[1]
Despite the subpar display, Liverpool moved level on points with Chelsea and Manchester United on 45 points, strengthening their hopes of Champions League qualification.[1] The result was particularly painful for Forest, who played well but remain entrenched in a relegation battle with just 27 points.[1]
The victory exemplified Liverpool's resilience under Arne Slot, snatching three points from what could have been a damaging loss. Forest, meanwhile, showed promise under Vitor Pereira's recent appointment but could not convert their superior performance into points.