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Klopp appeared displeased while watching from the sidelines, which is understandable considering the struggles his team has faced in the attacking third. Throughout the season, Liverpool has excelled in the latter part of matches, and their manager will likely push for even more improvement in this game. Although Forest did not have many scoring opportunities, they did have the best one of the game. While they can be dangerous on the counterattack, they must capitalize on those opportunities.

The first half between Forest and Liverpool ended in a scoreless tie. Liverpool had control and had opportunities to score, but they were unable to get a shot on goal. Diaz had two chances that were blocked, and Clark shot just above the crossbar. Sels had a relatively calm game in goal. On the other side, Origi, a former Liverpool player, sent a shot wide of the goal 15 minutes into the game. Kelleher made a crucial save with his foot to prevent Elanga from scoring after a swift counterattack.

At the halfway point, the score is tied at 0-0 between Nottingham Forest and Liverpool.

Original: Origi manages to escape a difficult situation on the left side and finds a way to send it to Dominguez who is on the left side of the box. Dominguez is unable to make a strong shot and his attempt is weak, going wide of the far post.

Toffolo successfully blocks Bradley’s offensive move, and his initial instinct is to pass it towards Elanga on the sideline. However, Mac Allister is closely following him and Toffolo is only able to earn a throw-in.

Bradley smoothly sends a beautiful ball in the air to Gakpo, who grabs onto it, but instead of attempting a shot, he softly redirects it towards Elliott at the edge of the penalty area. However, he is unable to reach it and Omobamidele easily clears it.

Currently, Liverpool maintains control of the ball, having possession 73% of the time. However, they are intentionally reducing their pace and passing the ball among themselves in their own half.

Yates advances with a precisely timed defensive play on Mac Allister, while Dominguez attempts to surprise Liverpool with an early pass behind their defense. Unfortunately, Elanga was in an offside position and the flag is raised as soon as he begins to pursue the ball.

Gibbs-White quickly passes the ball to Gomez, but Murillo is able to intercept it before he can launch a counterattack. Murillo then sends a long pass to Elanga, but Kelleher is able to stop him from advancing by reading the play too well and leaving the winger with no opportunity.