Nottingham Forest vs Liverpool Predictions

• Liverpool have won their last three games in all competitions.
• The Reds have kept clean sheets in their last two league games.
• Forest have scored just one goal in their last four games.
• Darwin Nunez has three goals in his last four games.

Liverpool looking to continue revival at Forest

Liverpool head to Nottingham Forest seeking a third successive victory and they are the heavy favourites to leave the City Ground with maximum points.

The Anfield side have forced their way up to seventh spot in the standings after a pair of 1-0 wins over Manchester City and West Ham, and they take on a Forest outfit who are looking to end an eight-game winless streak.

Another shut-out for Liverpool?

Liverpool managed just two clean sheets in their opening eight Premier League fixtures but have shown a bit more solidity at the back over the last week, becoming the first English side to deny City a goal and then managing a shut-out against West Ham.

Forest have been struggling in attack and have hit just one goal in their last four games. The hosts have seven defeats in 11 games so far and they have failed to score in five of those, while they have only scored seven goals in total in the Premier League.

Taking all that into account, a win to nil for the visitors represents a good way to get some value out of backing the Reds to come away with maximum points.

Goals could be in short supply

Liverpool have put in a few devastating attacking performances this season, hitting nine against Bournemouth earlier in the season and seven against Rangers in the Champions League, but those displays have been the exception rather than the rule.

Jurgen Klopp’s men have scored 22 league goals in total – meaning they have 13 in nine games, discounting that win over the Cherries. Forest have conceded heavily on occasion, the low point being a 6-0 drubbing at the Etihad Stadium, but they’ve only conceded twice in their last two games.

Liverpool should win this fairly comfortably but it may not be by a huge margin and a 2-0 win for the away side has some appeal. Darwin Nunez hit what proved to be the winner against West Ham and now has three goals in his last four games (three starts) for the Reds so the marquee summer signing looks a good candidate for an anytime goal in Saturday’s early kick off.