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Former Chelsea winger has overcome a difficult achilles injury and is focused on Nottingham Forest’s fight against relegation A big smile breaks out on Callum Hudson-Odoi’s face when he recalls scoring a stunning goal against Burnley on his debut for Nottingham Forest this season. “In pre-season I wasn’t really playing and was just waiting to see what happened,” the former Chelsea winger says. “It was the feeling of going on the pitch and giving my best and showing everybody that I’m here again. It was: ‘Ah, finally.’” It was a release. Hudson-Odoi’s final months at Chelsea were hard. The days when he was the club’s bright young hope were over. Hudson-Odoi had no option but to end his 16-year association with Chelsea when he returned from his loan spell at Bayer Leverkusen last summer. Continue reading...

It’s an eight-game lineup, with places at Wembley up for grabs and a quartet of top-flight matches too Gary O’Neil conceded his decision to start Pedro Neto against Fulham backfired, with the Portuguese winger set to miss Wolves’ date with Coventry on Saturday after aggravating a hamstring problem. Jean-Ricner Bellegarde is also a doubt with a knee injury sustained in the same game, so opportunities could arise for those on the periphery. Nathan Fraser, the 19-year-old forward, made his full debut last time out. Noha Lemina, the 18-year-old brother of midfielder Mario who was on the bench against Fulham, could get his first minutes in old gold while the 18-year-old striker Leon Chiwome – tipped for a bright future last year in our Next Generation series – is another untried option. The 20-year-old midfielder Tawanda Chirewa could also feature but O’Neil, with last week’s big calls fresh in the memory, will be careful not to be too bold given what is at stake. Ben Fisher Wolves v Coventry, FA Cup, Saturday 12.15pm (all times GMT) Burnley v Brentford, Premier League, Saturday 3pm Luton v Nottingham Forest, Premier League, Saturday 3pm Fulham v Tottenham, Premier League, Saturday 5.30pm Manchester City v Newcastle, FA Cup, Saturday 5.30pm Chelsea v Leicester City, FA Cup, Sunday 12.45pm Continue reading...

Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo believes refereeing standards have dropped in the Premier League.

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo wants clarity from the Premier League about the club's alleged breach of profit and sustainability rules.

Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo says Brighton's Jakub Moder should have had a "clear red card" in his side's 1-0 defeat.

Brighton manager Roberto de Zerbi is pleased his side put a tough week behind them to claim a 1-0 win over Nottingham Forest to keep their European qualification hopes alive.

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo is unhappy with the decision not to send off Jakub Moder in their 1-0 defeat at Brighton.

West Ham’s relief at snatching a point was accompanied by the realisation that this was a missed opportunity to push on in the battle to qualify for Europe. Danny Ings scored his first goal of the season to deny Burnley a precious win but David Moyes will know that this was not good enough. West Ham, who trailed 2-0 at half-time, will need to be better when they look to overcome a 1-0 deficit from the first leg of their Europa League last-16 tie against Freiburg on Thursday. A spirited recovery kept them seventh but they cannot regard a home draw with Burnley, who remain 10 points below Nottingham Forest in 17th place, as acceptable. Continue reading...

It is rare these days to see Brighton whittling away at the remaining injury time by hogging possession near the corner flag. Slender victories, achieved via the helping head of an opponent, can hardly be considered “on brand”. But winning ugly – as they did courtesy of Andrew Omobamidele’s own goal – is far better than not winning at all. And so, in a week where Roberto De Zerbi’s side saw their current continental campaign almost certainly conclude, defeating Nottingham Forest brought some most welcome home comfort. Continue reading...

Andrew Omobamidele's first-half own goal gifts Brighton three points as Nottingham Forest fail to distance themselves from the relegation zone.