How Andrew Robertson became Superman to rescue Liverpool fan

Liverpool star, Andrew Robertson is not just a footballer but a real life superhero, and after the grudge tie between Nottingham Forest and Liverpool at the City Ground, it won’t be hard picturing the Scotland captain in place of David Corenswet as Superman.

The match, marred by controversy surrounding officiating decisions, saw Liverpool temporarily extending their lead at the summit of the Premier League.

Despite a valiant effort from Nuno Espirito Santo’s Forest side, they were unable to hold off Liverpool’s relentless pressure. Nunez’s crucial goal, a header from Alexis Mac Allister’s cross, sealed the fate of a game that had fans on the edge of their seats.

However, the victory was not without its share of drama. Forest fans erupted in frustration as it was revealed that referee Paul Tierney had failed to return possession to Forest before the decisive goal.

The failure to rectify this mistake only heightened tensions, leading to chaotic scenes at the final whistle.

Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis made a rare appearance pitch-side, reflecting the magnitude of the controversy. Steven Reid, a member of Forest’s coaching staff, was also shown a red card amidst the chaos.

The aftermath of the match saw emotions boiling over, with a video surfacing showing furious Forest fans directing their ire towards the Liverpool bench.

In a moment of sportsmanship amidst the chaos, Liverpool left-back Andrew Robertson was captured carrying a young mascot away from the brewing confrontation, highlighting the need for calm and respect in the heat of competition.