Nottingham Forest goalkeeper's embarrassing taunting of Liverpool fans and what Klopp had to say

Although Liverpool are in one of their worst moments and have played a match to forget, Nottingham Forest celebrated their 1-0 victory in a euphoric way, with both fans and players celebrating the happiness of beating one of the biggest teams in the Premier League, causing goalkeeper Dean Henderson to make a mistake and make an obscene gesture to the rival's fans.

Although the images of the broadcast are not entirely clear, everything seems to indicate that this goalkeeper did make a mistake at the time of his celebrations, as it was not once but twice that he made the insult with his finger. With Henderson's past with Manchester United being so fresh, he has a different perspective on what it is like to play against Liverpool, the Brit enjoying the Reds' bad moment and getting it wrong from the start by trying to taunt his opponents.

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Like Alissson Becker, Dean Henderson performed spectacularly throughout the 90 minutes, being a crucial factor in stoppage time as he kept out a goal in the dying seconds of the game, the final whistle meaning the goalkeeper and his team moved up a step in the relegation battle, the reward being the morale boost of beating Jurgen Klopp's men.

The other side of the coin was not at all happy with what they did during the 90 minutes, as the multiple failures in attack against the worst defence of the tournament, and ending the game with a defeat that returns them to their early season reality, are issues that Klopp must continue to work on if he does not want to lose the small progress that they had already made during this month of October.

Goalkeeper Dean Henderson made improper gesture 

After the game, Klopp was incredulous and somewhat surprised by the great performance of the opposing team that took three points that the Anfielders had possibly seen as easy to get, not giving many explanations for what happened only wanting to turn the page and think about the next challenges that point to a new round of UEFA Champions League. "It's a big blow for us because we came here and we wanted to get the three points. You look back on the game and think, 'How could that not happen' but it happened and that's it."