Liverpool fought back to earn a 1-1 draw against Nottingham Forest, who continue their improbable Champions League push. Chris Wood gave Forest the lead, but Diogo Jota's header off the bench secured a point for the Reds. Meanwhile, Manchester City dropped points after squandering a two-goal lead against Brentford, while Chelsea extended their winless streak to five games with a late equalizer against Bournemouth.
Two games against the big surprise of the Premier League season have yielded just one point for the leaders after their 1-1 draw at Forest’s rocking City Ground on Tuesday.
Forest was on course to record an unlikely home-and-away double over Arne Slot’s team after top scorer Chris Wood scored in the eighth minute. Forest’s fans goaded Slot at times in a febrile atmosphere at the City Ground that hasn’t been this bouncing for a generation. The good times look to be back at a club that was famously European champions in back-to-back years under managerial great Brian Clough, in 1979 and '80.
City conceded in the 82nd minute and again two minutes into stoppage time after Phil Foden scored twice for the struggling champions, who are battling to simply qualify for the Champions League this season.
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