The most remarkable storyline at Nottingham Forest isn’t just the club’s surge toward Champions League qualification, it’s that Chris Wood is the one leading it. At 33, the New Zealand striker has defied every expectation,

Nottingham Forest's last hope to qualify for the UEFA Champions League is to win their last two games of the season, beginning with a trip to West Ham on Sunday, and pray.

Just two matchdays remain in the Premier League and while the cluster of teams fighting for a top-five berth — and with it a spot in next season’s Champions League — has reduced to five for the final three spots,

Nottingham Forest continue their hunt for the top five with a Premier League clash against West Ham at the London Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Midnite are offering new customers who bet £10 on any

Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis appeared to remonstrate with manager Nuno Espirito Santo after the team’s Champions League hopes were hit by a 2-2 draw with relegated Leicester.

Forest have secured European qualification for the first time in 30 years, but Sunday's draw didn't feel like a celebration

Football Insider has been told by Keith Wyness that he expects Nottingham Forest to make three or four key signings this summer.

But when it comes to picking out Forest’s player of the season, there are a few others in the running - and at least one of them ought to have made it to the Premier League list. Goalkeeper Matz Sels should certainly have been a nominee, and a case could be made for Nikola Milenkovic, too.