Nottingham Forest

Taiwo Awoniyi's first half goal helped secure our first Premier League win since 1999 as The Reds defeated West Ham United 1-0 at The City Ground on Sunday ...

Taiwo Awoniyi took advantage of the visitors' penalty area generosity to score the only goal of the game in first-half stoppage time, leaving Moyes to rue a ...

'I thought I had a couple of good players to come on. There's a bit to do yet.' We're going to have to play better, defend better and score better.

Nottingham Forest striker Taiwo Awoniyi scored the club's first Premier League goal in 23 years against West Ham United on Sunday.

Next up for the Tricky Trees is a trip to Goodison Park in a match against Frank Lampard’s Everton side. It might not have been the prettiest first goal back, but they all count. It came during stoppage time before the end of the first half when left-back Harry Toffolo sliced his way into West Ham’s penalty box.

Awoniyi scored Forest's first Premier League goal in 23 years in first-half stoppage time and it proved to be the difference as both teams had goals disallowed ...

On the hour mark, West Ham winger Benrahma hit the woodwork from distance before Soucek's shot was blocked by the slightly extended arm of Forest defender Scott McKenna, resulting in a penalty for the visitors after a VAR replay. Awoniyi scored Forest's first Premier League goal in 23 years in first-half stoppage time and it proved to be the difference as both teams had goals disallowed by VAR and West Ham captain Declan Rice had a second-half penalty saved. A first-half goal from Taiwo Awoniyi was enough to earn Nottingham Forest a 1-0 win over West Ham United on Sunday, their first victory of the new Premier League season as the City Ground hosted top-flight football for the first time since 1999.

West Ham United fell to a 1-0 defeat against newly promoted Nottingham Forest in Sunday's Premier League fixture. Forest's Taiwo Awoniyi scored the only goal of ...

Moments later, the Irons had a penalty. Souček was in the right place to follow up but, somehow, Henderson kept the midfielder’s header out. Fabiański was forced to make a superb, close-range stop to deny Williams, with the Hammers going straight up the other end through Benrahma’s mazy run.

Legends Lounge hospitality will be on sale from 10am today for Forest's home Premier League fixtures against AFC Bournemouth, Fulham and Aston Villa. The Reds entertain Bournemouth on Saturday 3 September at 3pm, which is followed on Trentside by the ...

Nottingham Forest have had an extremely busy transfer window - here's a handy breakdown of the new recruits.

Orel Mangala is both quick with the ball at his feet and quick to spot a pass. The 30-year-old is a quality all-round player but his influence at Atalanta saw him allow the attacking players around him the freedom to create. Cooper was keen to add some physical presence in the middle and, on that front, Forest still have Ryan Yates to come back from injury. It is a position Forest might still strengthen in before the end of the window. But, equally, if he does well, there is a good chance they will stay up. Lewis O’Brien, who was a key figure for promotion rivals Huddersfield, has quickly acclimatised at Forest. He might prove to be one of those players who often sees his work underappreciated. The signing of 29-year-old England international Jesse Lingard raised eyebrows, but it also involves rather less risk than many might believe. It would not be Forest without the club having to deal with some kind of mini-crisis at left-back. He may have to be patient for his chance in the capital. Jack Colback did a fine job playing on the left side for much of last season when Sheffield United loanee Max Lowe was injured. The 26-year-old started ahead of Cook and justified that decision with another commanding performance. They, along with Steve Cook, were the foundation on which Forest’s play-off push was built.