The Anfield YouTube lot did not wait for a separate debrief. By 12.30 the directory was live rooms: The Redmen TV, Anfield Agenda, The Kop TV, Anfield Road TV, LeosGoals, Liverpool Fan In Japan, Team Kopish. Forest Fan TV ran the away end. Sky had it 2-2 at full time. Dan Ndoye at 24 minutes, Alexander Isak at 60, Morgan Gibbs-White from the spot at 70, Victor Munoz at 82. Florian Wirtz thought he had equalised on 33. VAR said Jeremie Frimpong was offside. Dominik Szoboszlai bent a late free-kick past the post. It was not a banger. It was not a win. Iraola's first Premier League game at Anfield ended the same way as last week at Newcastle: 2-2, still no league victory.
The Redmen TV put the lunchtime kick-off up as a Premier League watchalong and kept the room open through both Forest leads. That is the flagship Anfield live. The tape is the match they sat through, not a cut-down debrief.
Anfield Agenda went with Craig in the same window. Same game, same two equalisers, same wait for a first Iraola win in front of the Kop.
The Kop TV is the other name the directory already used on Barcola. Today the latest upload is not a transfer thumbnail. It is the Forest watchalong, retitled 2-2 after the whistle. The story on the site stays the same: agreement in principle on Barcola, not a signed player. Sky still called the arrival "seemingly imminent" and £120m. Imminent is not done. Gakpo started anyway, on the right, and put Isak's tap-in on a plate.
Anfield Road TV billed Jack McIndoe for live commentary and analysis. Liverpool were ragged on the long ball from Matz Sels for Ndoye. Alisson kept them in it before the break, tipping Igor Jesus onto the bar. The penalty on Neco Williams after a quick Liam Delap throw is the argument the rooms will still be having tonight.
Forest Fan TV titled it commentary, goals, reaction and sat through Glasner's lot leading twice at Anfield. They led twice and still left with a point. Munoz, on his home debut, thumped one in off Murillo and the underside of the bar with eight minutes left.
LeosGoals retitled after full time: another draw. Same 2-2. The rooms were built for a first win under Iraola. They got a second draw in a row instead. Both clubs are still looking for a first league win of the season.
What the tapes agree on is the fixture, not a talking-head split: Forest were better in the first half, Liverpool were better after the break, the penalty changed the mood, Munoz rescued a point. Barcola is still the next video they will all make, and it is still not signed. Until it is, this is a Saturday 2-2 on YouTube.