Nottingham Forest are on Merseyside to take on Liverpool this lunchtime in their second Premier League match of the season.

After successive home defeats against Leeds United, first in the Premier League and then on Tuesday in the Carabao Cup, Forest will be keen to get off the mark.

But that will be a tough ask at Anfield, despite Forest winning their last two games there, including last season's 3-0 thrashing of Arne Slot's side.

Roundtable will be bringing you all of the latest updates as they happen, so you can follow along from the comfort of your own home!

Full-time: Liverpool 2-2 Nottingham Forest

The rollercoaster grinds to a halt. A tough one to take for Forest, but a draw is probably a fair result. Forest are off the mark under Oliver Glasner.

Post-match reaction to follow on Roundtable.

90+’ - Final role of the dice (2-2)

Dominguez and Hudson-Odoi replace McAtee and Jesus.

86’ - Luca Netz is on (2-2)

Luca Netz is on for Ola Aina late on.

82’ - Munoz levels (2-2)

And Liverpool level it again through Munoz (no, not that one). Bit too easy for him at first viewing.

78’ - Crowd tense (1-2)

The Anfield crowd aren't particularly happy with how things are going, or some of the officials' decisions of late. I, for one, am loving it.

70’ - Gibbs-White converts! (1-2)

Cool as you like, Gibbs-White reestablishes Forest's lead, beating Alisson to his right-hand side.

68’ - Forest penalty (1-1)

An intelligent throw-in from Delap plays through Neco Williams, who was taken out in the box. Penalty for Forest.

66’ - Delap debut (1-1)

Liam Delap is on for Dan Ndoye to make his Forest debut.

63’ - Forest under pressure (1-1)

Liverpool have had much more impact in the second half. Forest had been coping with the pressure well, but Liverpool eventually got through and equalised, and pressure has gone up a notch since.

60’ - Liverpool equalise (1-1)

Alexander Isak converts at the back post to level things.

46’ - Back underway (0-1)

Liverpool kick off the second half... a big 45 minutes to come for Forest.

Halftime: Liverpool 0-1 Nottingham Forest

Forest are a goal to the good at halftime and full value for it, despite surviving some scares. A marked improvement from Glasner's side so far!

45+’ - Added time (0-1)

We're well into three minutes of added time.

32’ - Liverpool goal disallowed (0-1)

A let off for Forest as Liverpool see an equaliser chalked off for offside. It was Wirtz who thought he had scored, but Frimpong was offside in the build-up.

25' - Forest lead! (0-1)

Nottingham Forest take the lead after an excellent finish from Dan Ndoye! A great move rounded off excellently. Forest full value for the lead!

8’ - Williams provides huge challenge (0-0)

Neco Williams produces a sublime challenge to deny Cody Gakpo in the box. Huge intervention from the former Liverpool defender.

7’ - Forest finding early joy (0-0)

Forest are finding some early joy getting at the Liverpool defence, but are searching for the final action.

1’ - We're underway at Anfield (0-0)

Forest have got proceedings underway at Anfield.

12:18 - "Good chances" to see a Delap debut, says Oliver Glasner

"It depends how the game's going. He had one training session with the team yesterday. It's great to have him here and in the squad, but we will see how the game's going. I think we have good chances to see him."

12:10 - Telling absences

Oliver Glasner has spoken about wanting to find solutions for players on the fringes of his squad before Tuesday's transfer deadline.

At Anfield, Morato, Arnaut Kalimuendo and Omari Hutchinson were omitted from the Reds' squad, and have all attracted transfer interested. Nothing is done, but the trio are definitely worth keeping an eye on in the days ahead.

11:15 - Team news confirmed, Schlager starts, Delap on the bench

Forest's lineup is in, and it's Xaver Schlager who has got the nod in midfield, alongside James McAtee, following Ibrahim Sangare's calf injury.

Forest XI: Matz Sels; Jair Cunha, Nikola Milenkovic, Murillo; Ola Aina, James McAtee, Xaver Schlager, Neco Williams; Dan Ndoye, Morgan Gibbs-White; Igor Jesus.

Liverpool XI: Alisson; Jeremie Frimpong, Jeremy Jacquet, Virgil Van Dijk, Milos Kerkez; Dominik Szoboszlai, Alexis Mac Allister; Victor Munoz, Florian Wirtz, Cody Gakpo; Alexander Isak