They hit a speed bump losing to Nottingham Forest since they've ripped off eight consecutive wins while scoring 19 goals and only conceding four. It's an impressive performance that has happened even with Liverpool seeing their level of competition rise and injuries strike the side.

Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez poked in his second goal of the season during the first half of his team’s Champions League encounter with RB Leipzig - but rather than his goalscoring exploits, it was a potential penalty situation which had everybody talking about the Uruguayan on Wednesday night.

Liverpool is second in the 36-team Champions League group phase with nine points, sandwiched between Premier League rival Aston Villa, which also has nine and Manchester City (seven).