Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola has urged his players to take lessons from a 2-2 draw at home to Nottingham Forest at Anfield — a result that extends his wait for a first Premier League victory in charge of the club.

The Reds came from behind twice during a frustrating afternoon at Anfield, rallying to level the score on both occasions but ultimately unable to secure all three points against their visiting opponents.

Iraola described his side's performance as "passive" at times, signalling that the players must adapt and improve quickly if Liverpool are to meet expectations this season in the Premier League.

The draw means Iraola remains without a Premier League win since taking the reins at Liverpool, piling pressure on the Spaniard as the season progresses.

Miguel Munoz was among the notable contributors for Liverpool, earning recognition for helping rescue a point for the side as Nottingham Forest threatened to leave Anfield with all three points.

For Forest, the result represents a creditable showing on the road against one of the Premier League's most storied clubs, demonstrating the resilience that has characterised their season so far.

Iraola will now look to his squad to respond decisively in upcoming fixtures, with the manager making clear that allowing leads to slip — and conceding the initiative to opponents — cannot become a pattern at Anfield.