US EditionJota earns Liverpool 1-1 draw at high-flying Forest
- Nottingham Forest aimed for a club record-equalling seventh successive league win but settled for a 1-1 draw against Liverpool, as Chris Wood scored early for Forest.
- Diogo Jota equalized for Liverpool just seconds after coming on, marking their first shot on target after 66 minutes.
- Despite having 70 percent possession and 23 shots, Liverpool could not secure a win due to a strong performance from Forest's goalkeeper, Matz Sels.
- The draw allowed Liverpool to maintain a six-point lead over Forest in the Premier League title race.
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