Aussie teen in dreamland, Reds’ fury at official’s blunder as $600m Spurs hit 52-year low — PL Wrap

Australian teenager Lucas Herrington continued his dream start to Premier League life as his Hull City side secured a second consecutive victory to open the season.

In a dramatic match at Anfield, Victor Munoz's late strike rescued a 2-2 draw for Liverpool against Nottingham Forest, sparing manager Andoni Iraola his first defeat. Forest twice took the lead through Dan Ndoye and a Morgan Gibbs-White penalty, the latter infuriating Iraola after a fourth official's malfunctioning number board prevented him from making planned substitutions. The chaos contributed to a penalty conceded by Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker, who was later seen kicking a hole in the board. Iraola expressed frustration at the incident, saying the penalty would not have happened if he had been allowed to make the changes. Alexander Isak briefly equalised for Liverpool before Munoz's deflected effort earned a point. Iraola admitted his side's first-half performance was poor but improved after the break.

Elsewhere, Newcastle condemned big-spending Tottenham to a second successive defeat, adding to the early-season pressure on Spurs.

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