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    Liverpool v Nottingham Forest: How the players rated

    August 29, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Alisson: Well beaten for Dan Ndoye’s goal but made a superb save to deny Igor Jesus on the brink of half-time and keep Liverpool in the game. Poor penalty to give away for Gibbs-White’s goal. 5

    Jeremie Frimpong: Struggled defensively but got into some good positions going forward. Did really well in the build-up to Florian Wirtz’s disallowed goal but was just offside. Has to improve consistency with his end delivery. 6

    Jeremy Jacquet: Made a goal-saving challenge to deny Igor Jesus an early goal and was impressive but still had a few moments where he was slack and lacked discipline. 6

    Virgil van Dijk: Will be furious with how easily the Liverpool backline was cut open for Ndoye’s opener and the ease with which Forest won their penalty. 6

    Milos Kerkez: A poor display from the Liverpool left-back and was sloppy in possession. Replaced by Kostas Tsimikas in the 71st minute. 5

    Dominik Szoboszlai: Solid as usual and was much more alert defensively, compared to his display at Newcastle. 6

    Alexis Mac Allister: Back in the starting XI and played a lovely reverse ball for Cody Gakpo early on. Couldn’t cope physically with Igor Jesus in the build up to Ndoye’s goal. 6

    Cody Gakpo: Started down the right in what was potentially his last Liverpool appearance and was effective. Played a lovely ball for Wirtz, then did really well to create a chance for Victor Munoz. Didn’t do his defensive duties for Forest’s opener but did brilliantly to create Alexander Isak’s equaliser. 7

    Florian Wirtz: Constantly posed a threat and unlucky not to score, having had a neat finish ruled out as Frimpong was offside and a solid header tipped over by Matz Sels. Got the assist for Munoz’s goal. 7

    Victor Munoz: Made his first Liverpool start and it was down his preferred left flank. The Spaniard was direct and had a penalty shout turned down but he should have tested Sels at least when he fired a first-half effort wide from inside the box. Scored a belter to level the game in front of the Kop and rescue a point for Liverpool. 7

    Alexander Isak: Just six touches in the first half and zero shots on goal but made up for a forgettable opening 45 minutes with the first equaliser on the hour mark. That was just his ninth touch but a goal that will give him plenty of confidence. 6

    Subs:

    Tsimikas (on 71, Kerkez): 5

    Gravenberch (on 71, Frimpong): 5

    Ngumoha (on 71, Gakpo): 5

    Araujo (on 77, Jacquet): 5

    Nyoni (on 77, Mac Allister): 5

    Subs not used: Mamardashvili, Endo, McConnell, Koumas.

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