London [UK], August 30: Victor Munoz marked his home debut with a late equalizer as Liverpool snatched a 2-2 draw for a second successive week in the Premier League on Saturday.
Andoni Iraola is still awaiting his first win as Reds boss after his side twice trailed to Nottingham Forest at Anfield on Saturday.
Dan Ndoye gave the visitors a deserved first-half lead before Alexander Isak levelled on the hour.
A Morgan Gibbs-White penalty put Forest in sight of a third straight victory at the venue, but close-season signing Munoz levelled, much to the relief of the home fans, eight minutes from time.
Nevertheless, the result continued Liverpool's frustrating start to the new campaign after last week's last-gasp draw at Newcastle.
Iraola will hope the anticipated imminent arrival of Paris Saint-Germain forward Bradley Barcola can inject them with fresh impetus.
They came up against a Forest side much improved after being beaten twice by Leeds in Oliver Glasner's first week in charge.
Iraola said: "We improved a lot in the second half. We were much more intense, much quicker on the ball. I am frustrated because we want to win, especially at home."
Second-half goals by Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa helped Newcastle inflict a second consecutive defeat of the league season on big-spending Tottenham.
Eight players have been signed by Spurs this window and they spent heavily on tempting Sandro Tonali away from the Magpies, but the North East club had the last laugh in the capital with a professional display to get Matthias Jaissle off the mark with his first win in the division.
Tottenham boss Roberto De Zerbi fielded five of his new additions and Manchester City loan forward Omar Marmoush went close during a first half where the hosts were the better team.
However, Tonali switched off to allow Elanga to open the scoring in the 62nd minute before Wissa grabbed a second 10 minutes later for a 2-0 victory.
Hull continued their dream start to life in the Premier League as substitute Liam Millar snatched a 1-0 win away to Coventry.
Millar slotted home to cap a swift counter-attack with eight minutes left as last season's play-off winners beat the side promoted as champions, making it two wins from two for Sergej Jakirovi?'s men after last weekend's victory over Manchester United.
It was a sucker punch for Coventry, who had dominated the game for long periods.
James Tarkowski struck with an added-time equalizer as Everton denied Bournemouth a first victory under head coach Marco Rose by snatching a 1-1 Premier League draw.
Alex Scott's 41st-minute opener looked set to enhance the feelgood factor at the Vitality Stadium after the Cherries were on Friday handed a glamour tie against AC Milan in this season's Europa League.
But a minute beyond the 90, Toffees defender Tarkowski capitalized on a mix-up between pair Ryan Christie and Marcus Tavernier to drill home following a corner.
Premier League
Saturday Results
Liverpool drew with
Nottingham Forest 2-2
Bournemouth drew with
Everton 1-1
Coventry City lost Hull City 0-1
Tottenham Hotspur lost to
Newcastle United 0-2.
Source: Qatar Tribune
