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Taiwo Awoniyi struck in the 55th-minute to end Liverpool's mini-revival, which saw it beat Rangers, Manchester City and West Ham in its previous three games.

“The performance I can kind of explain, the result not to be honest,” Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp told BT Sport. “To score against Liverpool is a day I will never forget,” he told BBC Sport. His cross was struck against the post by Ryan Yates, but Awoniyi was on hand to turn the rebound into an empty net.

Nottingham Forest stunned Liverpool as Taiwo Awoniyi sealed a 1-0 win with a second-half goal to lift the Midlands club off the foot of the Premier League ...

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Nottingham Forest ended their 10-game winless streak in style as Taiwo Awoniyi returned to haunt former club Liverpool and stop their Premier League revival ...

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Liverpool's mini-revival came to a crashing halt with a 1-0 defeat at Nottingham Forest, who secured just their second Premier League win for 23 years ...

I've seen the opposite. We get back in on Monday and work even harder," said Cooper. That's how it is, we cannot change that and we have to fight through.

Nottingham Forest welcome Liverpool to the City Ground on Saturday as Steve Cooper's side look to cause a huge upset Jurgen Klopp's resurgent Reds.

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Taiwo Awoniyi said scoring Nottingham Forest's winner against Liverpool in the Premier League on Saturday was a moment he would never forget as he returned ...

"This is not the end, this has got to be a part of the start. "This kind of game we have to look back on it and build on it. "To score against Liverpool is a day I will never forget. Now we have to build on it," he said. "He had a sensational development. "We're feeling very satisfied with our work," the Welshman, who has extended his contract at Forest despite their early struggles, said.

Familiar faces came back to end Liverpool's mini-revival in a shock 1-0 loss at relegation-threatened Nottingham Forest in the Premier League.

“We have to wait 24 hours and then we will know what it is.” “He made a fantastic goal, but he is not playing at his best. “He is not playing at his top level, not yet,” Guardiola said. “To fight back with a fourth game in 10 days, you see the spirit and how they deal with setbacks. He has scored 17 goals in the Premier League so far this season. “Massive, massive blow because I have no idea how we can lose this game to be honest.

Fabinho has been struggling for Liverpool and his problem has left Jürgen Klopp with no choice but to attempt to fix it with a bold wildcard option who ...

As it is, Liverpool have backed themselves into a corner. Even against Nottingham Forest, the Liverpool boss was forced to play Curtis Jones out of position alongside Fabinho. He is a shadow of his former self and that was once again evident against Nottingham Forest. Liverpool's injury problems are almost certainly down to a lack of options for rotation, causing players to be overworked. However, with a talented teenager like Stefan Bajčetić on the bench, perhaps the Liverpool boss could give the 18-year-old an opportunity to provide much-needed cover after having caught the eye in pre-season. There was something not quite right about Liverpool's performance against Nottingham Forest on Saturday afternoon.

A look ahead to our next WSL fixture as we take on newly-promoted Liverpool at Prenton Park.

- The Gunners have won 11 consecutive WSL matches and we would match the league record with a victory at Prenton Park. Matt Beard on us: “This is why we want to be in this league: to be testing ourselves up against the best teams. We know we have to put in a strong performance.” For me, I’m always looking for how the players respond in actions, I think you could see when Viv came on against Lyon that she put a lot of energy into those minutes and really tried to help the team.” They have lost their last two league matches against Everton and Spurs, failing to score in the process. The team from Merseyside have won the WSL title twice before – consecutively in 2013 and 2014 – but soon proceeded to drop off from the leading pack of Chelsea, Manchester City and ourselves.

MBM report: Can Arsenal extend their perfect start in the WSL at Prenton Park? Find out with Daniel Harris.

39 min Daniels wins a second ball with a fine header and Hinds has space down the right. 21 min Liverpool try to play out but Arsenal stop them, and Matthews’ hump ends up with Zinsberger. That makes sense – and it’s working – but I wonder if we’ll see the latter at centre-forward at some point. 56 min On Liverpool, I should say that I like what they’re trying to do, playing out from the back and seeking to impose their game. 48 min Campbell finds Stengel who crosses, and when Foord has a swipe and misses, Liverpool appeal for handball! Though as I type that, I remember that they started the first half slowly, Maanum spreads to Foord, and a beautifully-weighted ball in behind releases Blackstenius! but Foord goes to soon and is offside. 57 min Little wriggles down the left and finds Foord who, with noting on, goes backwards and Arsenal probe … and Laws makes a fine save, coming out, making herself big, and thrusting up a hand to paw the ball away from her face. 66 min Liverpool get the corner away, then win a throw which Campbell takes from more or less in the stand. But Wubben-Moy is up with Flaherty and does enough, the ball flicking off her back and flying behind. 75 min And this time the delivery is good!

Liverpool re-christen Prenton Park into the WSL when they host Arsenal for the early match.

Stick with The Liverpool Offside team to keep yourself up to date with team news and match buildup, live updates, and post-match reaction. That’s gonna require a huge performance from us in order to get the result there.” You always have to put in the work and it starts with preparation. Matt Beard: “Arsenal have had a fantastic start to the season and obviously the performance against Lyon the other night as well pretty much shows the form they’re in. But no one expected Liverpool to beat the longstanding league titleholders Chelsea either. Some good news on the injury front is that Matt Beard indicated that Ceri Holland would be available to start this match.

That means Vivianne Miedema again starts on the bench with Frida Maanum in the advanced midfield role. Laura Wienroither and Katie McCabe will play at full-back ...

This is the first time Arsenal have not started the midfield trio of Walti, Little and Miedema in the WSL since February. Lina Hurtig is not in the squad, I don’t know why yet but will ask! That means Vivianne Miedema again starts on the bench with Frida Maanum in the advanced midfield role. Laura Wienroither and Katie McCabe will play at full-back with Lotte Wubben-Moy and Steph Catley at centre-half. Caitlin Foord and Beth Mead will flank Stina Blackstenius upfront. Jonas Eidevall has stuck with the starting XI that thrashed Lyon 5-1 on Wednesday evening for Sunday’s WSL clash against Liverpool.

Jurgen Klopp bemoaned the opportunities Liverpool wasted from corners and free kicks after their recent spirited revival ended in chastening fashion at the City ...

[Fabinho](https://theathletic.com/football/player/fabinho-B4oErnzfMBHwkivn/) and [Curtis Jones](https://theathletic.com/football/player/curtis-jones-oUDfN8P3bbsDYAPC/) didn’t work. There was also a goal-saving block from [James Milner](https://theathletic.com/football/player/james-milner-I98QkCY4xQxQGloS/). They have now lost more league games this season than in the whole of 2021-22. There’s a lesson there for the club’s owners to learn. [Alisson](https://theathletic.com/football/player/alisson-tnsx3VLvny2hiY7b/)’s brilliance papered over the cracks in midweek. “The most difficult thing in football is to play against a deep defending side. However, that in itself underlines the folly of relying so heavily on someone who misses so much football. Elliott carried the fight as much as anyone and could hold his head high — he was heavily involved in the little they did create from open play. During a frenetic finale when a ragged Liverpool looked just as likely to concede a second as equalise, he produced a stunning save from [Ryan Yates](https://theathletic.com/football/player/ryan-yates-thJpSfsRiBnvDwKg/). [Liverpool](https://theathletic.com/football/team/liverpool/) wasted from corners and free kicks after their recent spirited revival ended in chastening fashion at the City Ground. Where was the gulf in class? In terms of the action areas, 23.9 per cent of the contest was played in Forest’s third of the pitch and 22.4 per cent in Liverpool’s third.