We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Premier League game between Nottingham Forest and Liverpool.
Here are some of your comments:
Forest fans
Samantha: Daylight robbery. Liverpool were there for the taking, but nevermind - chin up and keep playing the same way. We didn't deserve that at all.
Shaun: Forest should have had it wrapped up by half-time as we made them look ordinary in that half. In the second half, Liverpool grew into the game and Forest grew frustrated by their lack of finishing after their good work. By the end of normal time in the second half, a draw was deserved. If Forest keep their form over the past two games up we will be a Premier League side next season.
Dave: Only Wolves have scored fewer goals than Forest - and if you cannot score goals, you do not win games. We should have hammered Wolves and should have beaten a poor Liverpool side. The problem is that you don't get points for should haves.
Fosi: We played well, but everyone knew we needed a couple of quality strikers? What did Edu get us? Not good enough quality and he has no idea of a good player. It is costing us so much. Can we survive?
Liverpool fans
Dave: A real case of daylight robbery. Liverpool couldn't keep the ball in the first half and only improved slightly in the second half. I struggle to see any real system in build-up play. We were very lucky to take the three points but we'll take them!
Paul: Absolutely shocking first-half performance against the fourth-bottom team. How on earth we could not be up for this is beyond words. We should have been battling for our lives out there but, again, no desire, energy or skill. No idea why Mohamed Salah was grinning like a Cheshire cat on the bench after being subbed - just not a good look. That said, I'm not going to complain about the three points and I suspect losing Florian Wirtz affected the gameplan. I just hope Salah, Cody Gakpo and Hugo Ekitike can find some form. Rio Ngumoha should be given more minutes.
Josh: Just a bang average side turning out mediocre performances against one of the worst teams in the league. Richard Hughes and Michael Edwards have a lot of questions to answer.
James: A superb result but a very, very poor performance. I really hope the manager and the players can see past the result and realise that was nowhere near good enough and up their game. We will lose 95% of games when delivering a performance like that.