Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Robyn Cowen and Lars Sivertsen as Nottingham Forest and Liverpool play out an all-action 1-1 draw at the City Ground. Rate, review, share on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Audioboom, Mixcloud, Acast and Stitcher, and join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter and email. On the podcast today: a fantastic game between the top two at the City Ground – Chris Wood scores once again before an inspired double sub earns Arne Slot’s Liverpool side a point. Continue reading...

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Diogo Jota's goal ensured that Liverpool came away from the City Ground with a point after securing a draw against Nottingham Forest and Arne Slot was pleased with his side's efforts

Nottingham Forest fans serenaded Liverpool boss Arne Slot with a number of chants during their clash on Tuesday, which ended 1-1 after goals from Chris Wood and Diogo Jota

Arne Slot has masterminded a near perfect first half of the season, but it remains to be seen if Liverpool will act in the transfer market to bolster the Dutchman's squad

Nottingham Forest's heroics were only undone by a genius double substitution by Liverpool boss Arne Slot, writes Phil McNulty.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot says his team "should be disappointed" despite the Premier League leaders coming from behind to draw away at Nottingham Forest.

Reds’ manager hails Nuno’s side after lively 1-1 draw‘They are a team than can compete at the top end’ Arne Slot doubled down on his claim that Nottingham Forest are Premier League title contenders after Diogo Jota headed in an equaliser with his first touch in an entertaining draw. Slot has predicted Forest will rival Liverpool to be champions if they keep key players fit. Liverpool lead Forest, up to second, by six points but also have a game in hand on Nuno Espírito Santo’s side. Forest are the only team to have beaten Liverpool in the league this season, at Anfield in September. Asked about Forest’s chances of gunning for the title, Slot said: “I don’t think they’re up there because of luck. They have been very hard and difficult to play against for every team. They’ve already had a few difficult away games, [Manchester] United away, [Manchester] City away, playing us twice. Continue reading...

Just when it seemed nothing was dropping for Liverpool in a captivating contest, Arne Slot turned to his substitutes’ bench midway through the second half and exhibited his seemingly golden touch. Kostas Tsimikas and Diogo Jota entered, the former teeing up the latter at a corner to equalise courtesy of their first touches. It was Liverpool’s first shot on target and the first goal Nottingham Forest had conceded in more than 500 minutes of action. For Forest, this is a simply a ride supporters do not want to step off. This was another resounding display under Nuno Espírito Santo, another impressive step in an extraordinary season and a point lifts them to second, six points behind the pacesetters, who also have a game in hand. On this evidence, we may just have a title race, especially with both Chelsea and Manchester City dropping more points. Continue reading...

Arne Slot looks set to shake up his squad in the summer, with Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold all seeing their contracts come to an end

Caoimhin Kelleher will return to the Liverpool starting lineup against Southampton in the Carabao Cup quarter-final and Arne Slot has summed up the scale of the task the Republic of Ireland stopper has acting as Alisson's No.2

‘There is a limit for me, and then I can get emotional’Slot to miss Southampton tie after third yellow card Arne Slot has said he must reflect on the touchline behaviour that has attracted three yellow cards this season, but he admitted Premier League referees are breaking his limits. The Liverpool head coach will serve a one-match suspension in the Carabao Cup quarter-final at Southampton having collected his third booking, against Fulham on Saturday. Slot was also shown a yellow card against Chelsea and Arsenal, the latter after a mix-up with the fourth official, who thought he was swearing at him and not Ibrahima Konaté. Continue reading...

Liverpool boss Arne Slot has been discussing his team selection ahead of the upcoming Cabarao Cup tie with Southampton and there could be opportunities for some different players