Nottingham Forest v Liverpool live: Premier League latest score and goal updates

The hosts win their first corner but it’s headed away and the visitors clear from the follow-up.

Forest have started well here and they’re putting plenty of pressure on Liverpool early on. The visitors haven’t managed to settle at all in possession.

Forest certainly look up for this one and they have a great chance early on!

A long ball is clipped over the top to Hudson-Odoi, who is clean through as he races into the box but can’t lift his effort over Alisson!

The latest reaction from Richard Jolly, who’s in place at the City Ground today:

“Curtis Jones was unlucky to drop out of the team after his starring role against Brighton last week. Now he is straight back in, with Florian Wirtz a late withdrawal. But, after playing right-back last Saturday, in midfield now.”

We’re underway at the City Ground!

That change from Liverpool means Curtis Jones comes in in midfield and Dominik Szoboszlai continues at right-back.

Both sets of players are out onto the pitch at the City Ground, so we’ll be underway soon.

Florian Wirtz has withdrawn from the Liverpool starting XI this afternoon, according to Sky Sports.

The German has been replaced by Curtis Jones.

Here’s what Liverpool manager Arne Slot said to Sky Sports ahead of kick-off:

“I think they have a lot of quality, I’m a little surprised where they are in the league, but that tells you the quality of the league.

On Forest’s last game, he says: “It was a very good game from them, kept a clean sheet, scored three goals. Dominant performance, and now they’re comfortable in playing the ball out from the back. The confidence has grown, and they always had good players.”

On set-pieces, he adds: “Usually set-pieces are key, especially in the Premier League, so it could mean again that it’s key, but let’s see. Sometimes games can be equal, as I said so many times it’s hard to win a game if you concede more set-pieces than you score.”

Here’s what Forest boss Vitor Pereira has to say ahead of kick-off:

“We cannot think about the position in the table. In my opinion we need to go there to do our best, be ourselves. I don’t want a team that plays one way and then changes the way they play another day.

“I want a team that has confidence, trusts itself, and believes in the way we are working to play. I want my team playing until the last minute, competing for points.

“In the end, we want to be proud of our work,” he added.