Football Daily | Forest show Liverpool the long and short of it as Dyche delivers again

The Guardian – SportMonday, November 24, 2025 at 3:42:46 PM
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Football Daily | Forest show Liverpool the long and short of it as Dyche delivers again
  • Nottingham Forest achieved a historic 3-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield, marking their largest win at the venue and lifting them out of the relegation zone. Goals from Murillo, Nicolò Savona, and Morgan Gibbs-White contributed to a clean sheet, showcasing the tactical effectiveness of manager Sean Dyche's game plan.
  • This significant win is crucial for Nottingham Forest as it not only boosts their morale but also improves their standing in the Premier League, providing a much-needed turnaround after a challenging start to the season.
  • The defeat further complicates Liverpool's season, as they have now lost six of their last seven matches, raising questions about the management of Arne Slot and the team's overall performance. This situation reflects a broader trend of instability within the club, echoing past struggles and intensifying scrutiny from fans and analysts alike.
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