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Munoz’s late strike earns Liverpool draw with Forest; Hull moves up to second
WHY IT MATTERS
Liverpool’s continued winless start under Iraola highlights the need for early results, while Hull’s promotion‑level position underscores the competitiveness of the race for top‑flight football.
What happened
Victor Munoz, in his first start for Liverpool, scored an 82nd‑minute equaliser to salvage a 2‑2 draw against Nottingham Forest at Anfield. The match was Andoni Iraola’s first home league game in charge, and Forest had been on the verge of a 2‑1 win after Morgan Gibbs‑White converted a penalty in the 70th minute.
Liverpool had taken the lead earlier through Alexander Isak, but Forest’s Dan Ndoye opened the scoring in the 24th minute. The draw leaves Liverpool winless in their first two Premier League matches under Iraola.
Meanwhile, Hull City secured a 1‑0 victory over Coventry City, moving them to second place in the promotion race after a 1‑0 win over Manchester United the previous week.
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Munoz’s late strike earns Liverpool draw with Forest, Hull move up to second
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