- Nottingham Forest pulled off a stunning 1-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday, marking their first win at the iconic stadium since 1969. Substitute Callum Hudson-Odoi’s brilliant second-half strike sealed the shock result, leaving the Reds frustrated and their home fans in disbelief.
Liverpool had control of the first half, with Luis Diaz coming closest to scoring in the 17th minute when his powerful shot rattled the post. However, despite their dominance, the Reds struggled to find a finishing touch as miscommunication and a lack of cohesion cost them multiple chances.
Forest capitalized on Liverpool’s inefficiency in the 72nd minute when Anthony Elanga delivered a superb crossfield pass to Hudson-Odoi. The winger cut inside and unleashed a curling effort into the top corner, beating Alisson to secure the win.
Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo’s tactical approach proved effective, but it was his timely substitutions that tipped the balance in his side’s favor, sealing one of the biggest upsets of the Premier League season.
