Liverpool and Nottingham Forest have shared the points after an enthralling 2-2 draw to open the second weekend of this Premier League season.
Dan Ndoye scored his first Premier League goal in a year to open the scoring, before Alexander Isak popped up on the hour mark to restore parity.
A Morgan Gibbs-White penalty put Forest in front once again when Neco Williams was felled in the area, before Víctor Muñoz scored a rocket to confirm Liverpool's second consecutive 2-2 draw this season.
Here's how it happened.
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Both sides were looking to get their first three points on the board after neither could get off to a winning start on the league's curtain-raising weekend. Liverpool struggled defensively against Newcastle at St. James' Park, but Andoni Iraola will take solace in the fact that his side managed to salvage a result having trailed twice.
Saturday's visitors looked laboured against Leeds at the City Ground in their opener, a late strike from Anton Stach making the difference. Curiously, Forest and Leeds met again just three days later in the second round of the Carabao Cup -- but once again, Daniel Farke's side ran out 2-0 winners to progress.
Murmurs about the future of Bradley Barcola will still be on Liverpool fans' minds, with the side still in pursuit of the Paris Saint-Germain winger. Earlier this week, ESPN reported that the two sides had agreed a fee of €140 million (£120m / $163) for the Frenchman's services.
Meanwhile, Saturday saw Liam Delap play his first minutes in a Forest shirt after he signed from Chelsea on Thursday. The 23-year-old penned a five-year deal at the City Ground, with sources telling ESPN that the deal was worth an initial £45 million ($61m) plus £5m ($7m) in add-ons.
