Nottingham Forest’s equaliser at Anfield in a 2-2 Premier League draw with Liverpool includes a dispute over match officials’ equipment. After the match, Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola says the electronic board used by the fourth official was not working correctly, which he believes delayed Liverpool’s planned substitutions before Forest’s decisive moment.
Iraola also suggests that, had the board been functioning properly, Liverpool would have made changes earlier. According to the reports, Forest’s penalty was scored by Morgan Gibbs-White after a fast restart and a throw-in taken by Liam Delap while Iraola was attempting a triple substitution.
The outlets largely focus on Iraola’s frustration over the substitution delay linked to the electronic board issue, while also noting the wider context of the game: Forest lead twice during the match, but Liverpool secure an 82nd-minute equaliser from Víctor Muñoz to earn a draw.
