“It is improper for him to be on the field.” Anarchy ensues in the match between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest after Nunez scores and the proprietor “chases the referee.”

By a score of 1-0, Liverpool defeated Nottingham Forest. The late victory at the City Ground extended the Reds’ lead atop the Premier League standings.

I am enraged. Evangelos Marinakis, the proprietor of Nottingham Forest, allegedly stormed down to the field and argued with referee Paul Tierney in the tunnel following Liverpool’s late winner. Security purportedly restrained him following the game. Despite performing subpar, the Reds ultimately emerged victorious. His squad maintained its lead atop the Premier League standings with a 1-0 victory, notwithstanding Manchester City’s potential home victory over Manchester United on Sunday.

The home side spent the majority of the afternoon in a subdued match and was left lamenting Anthony Elanga’s missed first-half opportunity, which was saved by Liverpool keeper Caoimhin Kelleher. The winger was denied. However, in the ninth and final minute of injury time, the Reds scored on a header by substitute Darwin Nunez.

The Uruguayan headed home the soaring cross from Alexis Mac Allister, which caused considerable disruption. A few seconds prior, Ibrahima Konate was struck in the head within Liverpool’s territory; consequently, the referee halted play. Callum Hudson-Odoi of Forest was in possession of the ball when play resumed, but Tierney instructed Liverpool to continue rather than returning it to Forest. It sparked an enormous commotion when Nunez promptly scored the game-winning goal.

Forest’s proprietor, Evangelos Marinakis, was enraged at the conclusion of the game and descended to the field to await the return of referee Tierney. Forest athletes and trainers, in addition to members and supporters of the visiting team, were in close proximity to the official. Virgil van Dijk was observed disputing with Forst staff as they addressed the judge while he was in the midst of the action. Forest manager Steven Reid received a red card for his disruptive conduct that ensued at the City Ground following the match.

Reportedly, Marianakis encountered hindrances in his endeavor to articulate his viewpoint. After the contest, BBC Radio Five Live reporter Rob Schofield remarked from within the City Ground tunnel, “Such scenes are uncommon in the tunnel.” Steven Reid appeared to be becoming increasingly irate. The proprietor of the Forest, Evangelos Marinakis, pursued fourth official Graham Scott and referee Paul Tierney to the referee’s office, where he yelled, “Respect the players!” Maintain the competitors’ health! This occurs on a weekly basis! Respect the athletes!”

Schofield continued, “At one juncture, security was compelled to remove Marinakis.” The Forest players were furious, and Nuno exhibited a sorrowful expression. As Jurgen Klopp passed me, he remarked, “I have no idea why I am receiving so much criticism.” Things were rapidly deteriorating in this location. Violations of ire.” Nonetheless, various accounts indicate that security was not required to intervene. In contrast, Forest conceded that Marinakis did enter the referee’s room following the game; however, they claimed it was a “brief exchange” and not a physical altercation.

Former referee and current Sky Sports employee Mike Dean stated of the Forest Chairman, “He has no business being on the field.” Not in the least. I assure you that he will be waiting for the referee in the hallway. “They have no place on the field.”

The negative and dramatic sequences were inconsistent with the majority of the match; Liverpool appeared exhausted in the face of a well-organized Forest squad. The majority of opportunities in the first half were created for the host team. While attempting to take one, Caoimhin Kelleher impeded Anthony Elanga.