Tuesday night's clash between Nottingham Forest and Liverpool was breathtaking, with two of England's most in-form sides going toe-to-toe at the City Ground. Nuno Espírito Santo's men earned a

Match report as Nottingham Forest held on for a point to claim second spot in the Premier League table; Diogo Jotas goal for leaders Liverpool levelled it up after Chris Woods early strike as Arne Slo

Salah gives the ball away and Forest surge forward. Two passes, the second a slide-rule pass from Elanga, and Chris Wood, who else, is through - he strikes it early with his left foot from the left of the goal and it flies into Alisson’s far corner. Superb finish.

Only Mohamed Salah (18), Erling Haaland (16) and Cole Palmer (14) have scored more than Chris Wood's figure of 13 in the Premier League this season, and the striker's form is a big factor in Forest's success this season. That tidy left-footed strike from a tight angle put those Forest fans into dreamland as the club sits second in the table.

Chris Wood had Nottingham Forest dreaming of an improbable tilt at the Premier League title when he struck early on against Liverpool. DIogo Jota made an instant impact to snatch a point for Arne Slot's men.

Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo warned that too much praise is not good for his players ahead of Tuesday's clash with Premier League leaders Liverpool. Liverpool manager Arne Slot said on Monday that Forest are in the title race given Nuno's men are in third place,