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6 days ago | 
yardbarker.com | Mitchell Tapner
Chelsea are on a roll, having not lost since March and their chances of achieving their goal and reaching the Champions League have been boosted as a result – that’s without star forwards Nicolas Jackson and Cole Palmer firing. Enzo Maresca’s side have won their last three matches, defeating Fulham, Everton and champions Liverpool to rise to fifth in the table with three games to go.
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6 days ago | 
hitc.com | Mitchell Tapner
Chelsea are on a roll, having not lost since March and their chances of achieving their goal and reaching the Champions League have been boosted as a result – that’s without star forwards Nicolas Jackson and Cole Palmer firing. Enzo Maresca’s side have won their last three matches, defeating Fulham, Everton and champions Liverpool to rise to fifth in the table with three games to go.
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1 week ago | 
nottinghamforest.news | Mitchell Tapner
Nottingham Forest’s quest for Champions League qualification faces three more tests, the first of those coming against Leicester City. Forest’s patchy run of form has left their European hopes in doubt heading into the final three games of the season, currently sitting outside the top five. But with Forest’s Champions League rivals expected to drop points, Nuno Espirito Santo’s side will have the chance to pounce this weekend against Leicester City.
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1 week ago | 
nottinghamforest.news | Mitchell Tapner
Ola Aina has become a fan favourite since arriving at Nottingham Forest in 2023. Following his move from Torino, Aina has gone on to become a mainstay in Nuno Espirito Santo’s side. The Nigerian’s exploits on and off the pitch have struck a chord with the Forest supporters, transforming him into a household name at the City Ground. Despite being loved by Forest fans far and wide, not much is known about Aina’s life off the pitch.
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1 week ago | 
nottinghamforest.news | Mitchell Tapner
Nottingham Forest’s Champions League hopes face three difficult tests, and Darren Bent believes one game in particular could be a potential banana skin. The City Ground outfit’s patchy form has cost them of late, with only one win in their last five Premier League games. That disappointing run of results has now left many doubting Forest’s Champions League chances, with only three games to go.
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1 week ago | 
nottinghamforest.news | Mitchell Tapner
Chris Wood’s standout performances this season have seen a previous fan favourite slip down the pecking order at Nottingham Forest. Wood has received widespread praise for his goalscoring antics this campaign, currently sitting on 19 Premier League goals. The 33-year-old’s form in front of goal has made him unplayable this season, which has in turn limited the minutes of Forest’s other forwards, namely Taiwo Awoniyi.
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1 week ago | 
nottinghamforest.news | Mitchell Tapner
The likes of Chris Wood and Anthony Elanga have earned the plaudits, but there’s another Nottingham Forest attacker who has gone under the radar this season. Wood has been hailed for his goalscoring exploits, meanwhile, wingers Elanga and Callum Hudson-Odoi have been lauded for their quality in the final third. One player who arguably doesn’t receive the full credit he deserves, though, is Jota Silva.
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1 week ago | 
nottinghamforest.news | Mitchell Tapner
Nottingham Forest have made a number of shrewd signings recently, one of which hasn’t paid off, however, is the transfer of Ramon Sosa. Forest signed Sosa for £10m back in August, and the Paraguayan was expected to add some much-needed depth to the attacking line. The 25-year-old’s move hasn’t gone as planned, though, failing to make his make his mark at the City Ground.
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1 week ago | 
nottinghamforest.news | Mitchell Tapner
The City Ground outfit have transformed their fortunes this season, earning comparisons to a past Nottingham Forest team in the process. Nuno Espirito Santo has helped Forest climb from relegation favourites to European contenders this campaign. Currently fighting for Champions League football, Forest are enjoying their most successful period since the 70s and 80s under Brian Clough.
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1 week ago | 
nottinghamforest.news | Mitchell Tapner
Nottingham Forest look set for a busy summer window, with final third reinforcements seemingly high on the club’s radar. Forest tried to sign Yoane Wissa back in January, and they could return for the Brentford man this summer. Another of Forest’s failed January targets also looks set to re-emerge as a potential summer transfer, with Yeremay Hernandez’s name resurfacing as a target. Hernandez was wanted by Forest during the winter window, but Deportivo La Coruna were unkeen to sell at that time.
