Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Alisson Kicks Substitution Board After Liverpool’s Chaotic Forest Draw
Liverpool played Nottingham Forest and the match ended in a 2-2 draw.
Liverpool had to come from behind twice.
Their goalkeeper, Alisson, became very upset during the game.
He was booked after strongly protesting a penalty decision.
Liverpool also wanted to make three substitutions.
The fourth official was preparing the substitution boards, so the changes were delayed.
Forest took a quick throw-in during that delay and later scored from the attack.
After the final whistle, Alisson kicked the board, reportedly damaging it.
Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson appeared to kick and damage a fourth official’s substitution board after a 2-2 draw.
The incident followed a chaotic match against Nottingham Forest at Anfield.
Liverpool had to fight back twice during the match to secure a result.
Alisson was earlier booked for protesting after Forest were awarded a penalty.
Liverpool were frustrated when a delayed triple substitution preceded a quick Forest throw-in and resulting goal.
- Who
- Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson, Liverpool, Nottingham Forest, and fourth official Tim Robinson.
- What
- Alisson appeared to kick and damage the substitution board after Liverpool’s 2-2 draw with Nottingham Forest.
- When
- After the final whistle; the substitution delay and penalty protest occurred during the match.
- Where
- Anfield.
- Why
- Liverpool were frustrated by a delayed triple substitution, a quick Forest throw-in during the delay, and Forest’s subsequent goal.
- Final score
- Liverpool 2-2 Nottingham Forest
- Goalkeeper involved
- Alisson
- Venue
- Anfield
- Official mentioned
- Fourth official Tim Robinson
- Substitution issue
- Liverpool’s triple substitution was delayed while the boards were prepared.
- Earlier disciplinary action
- Alisson was booked for protesting a Forest penalty.
- Reported damage
- Footage appeared to show the kick left a hole in the board.