Wolfie dissects what was a great performance but ended in defeat for Nottingham Forest!
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The City Ground is absolutely fuming tonight, and rightfully so. Welcome to the match reaction as Wolfie dissects a gutting 0-1 defeat that feels like a total robbery. Nottingham Forest played Liverpool off the park for long periods, especially in a dominant first half where we looked like the only team destined for three points. But in a repeat of the worst kind of drama, Alexis Mac Allister snatched a 97th-minute winner that has left the world of "Ref Watch" in a meltdown. We’re diving deep into the controversial VAR call—was Virgil van Dijk actually offside in the buildup, or did Ola Aina’s foot really play him onside? After Mac Allister already had one ruled out for handball just minutes earlier, it felt like the script was written for a scandal.
Despite the heartbreak, we have to talk about the "Pereira Effect." The first 45 minutes was arguably some of the best football we've seen all season, with the lads carving through the league leaders with confidence and tactical discipline. Vítor Pereira’s system is clearly clicking; we created 12 shots in the first half alone—the most Liverpool have conceded in a single half in over a decade! From Murillo’s defensive masterclass to the energy in our transitions, there are massive positives to take away.
Now we want to hear from you in the comments—was it a fair decision or have we been "done" by the officials again? Is Pereira the man to steer this ship to safety regardless of these dodgy calls? The panel debates if this performance proves we have enough quality to stay up, as we look ahead to the crucial second leg against Fenerbahçe and the trip to Brighton. It’s a bitter pill to swallow, but the Pereira Revolution is well and truly underway. Get your thoughts in below, rate the players, and let’s vent together. YOU REDS!
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