Getty/GOALThe Egypt international was roundly terrible as the Reds lost 1-0 at home, with his manager making some questionable in-game decisions.
Liverpool had not lost at home to Nottingham Forest since 1969 but were undone by Nuno Espirito Santo's scrappy visitors, who turned in a remarkably strong defensive performances, much to the hosts' frustration, as Arne Slot was handed his first competitive defeat as manager.
Luis Diaz had the first major chance, as he chased a lost cause, won the ball high up the pitch, and hit the post with a low effort.
Alexis Mac Allister twice tested Matz Sels in the first half and his header almost led to a horrendous mistake, as the goalkeeper claimed the ball, then dropped it and almost backheeled it into his own net.
Throughout the second half, Liverpool dominated possession and territory but found it difficult to work their way in behind Forest, and Slot made a bizarre triple change, taking off his best player in Mac Allister, and leaving on the increasingly ineffective Mohamed Salah.
And they were punished in the 72nd minute, as Callum Hudson-Odi cut in off the left flank and curled a brilliant drive in off the post.
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