The substitute scored the winner in the 72nd minute after Liverpool’s retreating backline offered him the time and space to measure a shot from 20 yards.
Hudson-Odoi obliged, bending an exact strike beyond Alisson at full stretch into the far corner.
Liverpool, with lofty ambitions in Slot’s first season in charge, created plenty but lacked any cutting edge as every final pass or attempted finish failed to hit the mark.
Red’s 14 shots at goal – five on target – were a sign of the home side’s obvious dominance. Still, unlike the opening three weeks of the campaign, where they scored seven times, they could not convert such superiority into anything meaningful.
Contrastingly, everything Forest did paid off, with Nuno making brave decisions.
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