Liverpool maintains lead after draw; Potter gets first League win

The Forest striker, Chris Wood, continued his exceptional season by scoring with his left foot in the eighth minute following a swift counterattack. His team was content to defend with vigor and order against the league champions, sitting deep.

According to Xinhua, Kostas Tsimikas and Diogo Jota were substituted by coach Arne Slot in the 66th minute, and Jota scored a cross from Kostas, bringing Liverpool even.

Despite Liverpool's dominance in the last minutes, Forest managed to hold on and climb into second position, surpassing Arsenal. On Wednesday, however, Arsenal had the chance to cut Liverpool's advantage to four points.

In a nail-biting match between Chelsea and Bournemouth, the away team showed their impressive form by bouncing back from a goal down to take the lead, which they would hold until Reece James scored an equalizer in the 95th minute.

Chelsea seemed to be getting back on track in the 14th minute, but the game was leveled in the 50th minute thanks to a penalty kick by Justin Kluivert. The kick was given after a shove on Antoine Semenyo. After that, Bournemouth took the lead in the 68th minute thanks to an individual effort from Semenyo.

James scored a free kick into the bottom corner in the 95th minute to give Chelsea a point.

After falling 2-0, Brentford battled back to draw level with Manchester City at home in a thrilling match. City took the lead in the 67th and 78th minutes with goals scored by Phil Foden.

In the 81st minute, Yoane Wissa scored to put Brentford back in the game after taking advantage of a defensive blunder by Nathan Ake. In the second minute of injury time, Christian Norgaard scored with a spectacular header to make the score 2-2.

As time ran down for Brentford, Bryan Mbeumo had a header saved by the goalkeeper as the home team pushed forward with all their might.

In his home debut as West Ham's new coach, Graham Potter, appointed last week to replace Julen Lopetegui, got off to a good start against Fulham.

As a result of Fulham's miscued effort to play out from the back, West Ham's Carlos Soler scored the first goal after 31 minutes. Aaron Wan-Bissaka crossed the ball from the right side, and three minutes later, Tomas Soucek finished it with a first-time effort.

In the 51st minute, Fulham's Alex Iwobi drew one back. However, West Ham's Lucas Paqueta scored their third goal in the 67th minute thanks to his doggedness. Fulham could not rescue a point despite Iwobi scoring his second of the match in the 92nd minute.

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