Our Prediction
Final Result
Full-Time Score: 0-3
Prediction Outcome: Unsuccessful
Detailed Analysis
On paper this is the classic “big club vs struggling side at Anfield” spot. Liverpool are only 8th with 18 points, but performance-wise they’re better than the table suggests. Forest sit 19th with just 9 points, losing half of their 16 league games so far. (Forebet)
Recent form is mixed for Liverpool – three defeats in their last six – yet their underlying numbers and chance creation remain strong, especially at home where the press is more aggressive and tempo higher. Forest, by contrast, concede a lot of territory and have been vulnerable when trying to play out from the back against high pressing sides.
Head-to-head also leans red: Liverpool have won four of the last seven meetings and models give them roughly a 60%+ win probability, with scoreline projections clustered around 2–0 or 3–1. (Forebet+1)
Injury-wise, Liverpool are still missing right-back Frimpong, but no fresh issues have been flagged post-international break, and Alisson is expected back shortly. Forest don’t have the depth to rotate heavily. (The Liverpool Offside+1)
Liverpool should dominate shots and xG; the -1 Asian line protects you in case they “only” win by a single goal.
