US EditionLiverpool given VAR reasoning as late goal controversially ruled out vs Forest
- After an 89th-minute VAR controversy, Liverpool clinched a 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest on Sunday as Alexis Mac Allister scored in the seventh minute of stoppage time after Virgil van Dijk's header was spilled by Stefan Ortega.
- Nottingham Forest, under Vitor Pereira, put Liverpool under pressure with just 41% possession and 0.06 expected goals for Liverpool in a first half dominated by Forest at the City Ground.
- Ibrahima Konate stood out defensively with a near-solo display, Dominik Szoboszlai provided the cross for the winner after shifting roles, and Hugo Ekitike missed a late header for Nottingham Forest.
- Liverpool moved level on points with Chelsea and Manchester United and remained sixth in the table after Alexis Mac Allister's last-gasp strike secured a huge three points.
- On their ninth league visit to the City Ground, Liverpool won only once before Sunday, fitting a pattern of late, narrow victories often after subpar performances.
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The gigantic release, the cry of last goal. Alexis Mac Allister was the exclusive protagonist in the agonizing victory of his team, Liverpool, against Nottingham Forest by 1 to 0, in a match corresponding to the 27 date of the Premier League: he scored the goal of the victory at the last minute of discount, lamented for the cancellation of a certain previous one and even participated as a “crocodile” in a barrier, for a free throw against it. It…
On Sunday's 27th day of Premier League, the Reds had to wait for the final seconds to glean the three points against Nottingham Forest (0-1).
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Mac Allister scores stoppage-time winner for Liverpool after VAR rules out earlier goal
Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister just didn’t give up. The Argentina international had an 89th-minute goal disallowed following a VAR check but scored again in the seventh minute of stoppage time to earn Liverpool a 1-0 victory at Nottingham Forest…
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