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Hull City will welcome Nottingham Forest to the MKM Stadium this Saturday lunchtime as they wrap up their Championship campaign following promotion from League one last summer.
Kieffer Moore’s 84th-minute winner was enough to win the automatic promotion showdown against Nottingham Forest in a tense affair at The Vitality Stadium.
Nottingham Forest travel to AFC Bournemouth on Tuesday evening, facing arguably their most prominent fixture in 20 plus years.
Following their final fixture of the League One campaign against Crewe Alexandra, Lincoln City announced that they were parting way with manager Michael Appleton after three years at Sincil Bank.
Sam Surridge proved to be the afternoon’s hero and villain at London Road, as Nottingham Forest all but secured a playoff place with a 1-0 victory over plucky Peterborough United.
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Nathan Jones arrested Luton’s recent jitters with an excellent 1-0 home win over Nottingham Forest in a spirited performance that saw The Hatters move into 4th place in the table.
Luton Town welcomes Nottingham Forest to Kenilworth Road this Good Friday with an eye on resurrecting their playoff hopes over the Easter period following a recent disappointing run of results.
Wigan Athletic nudged closer towards automatic promotion with a convincing win over Lincoln City in a 3-1 win that took them four points clear of their nearest rivals in League One’s title race.
Goals in either half from Brennan Johnson and James Garner proved decisive as Nottingham Forest moved up to fifth in the Championship table, all but ending Coventry City’s play-off hopes with a 2-0 win at The City Ground.
Top of the table Wigan Athletic travel to Lincoln City this weekend with eyes on remaining top of the League One table with the title run-in coming down to the last month of the season campaign.
Nottingham Forest welcome Mark Robins’ Coventry City side to The City Ground on Wednesday evening as The Reds attempt to move into the play-off places.
Nottingham Forest were emphatic winners by the sea as they put four past Blackpool in a convincing win over Neil Critchley’s men.
Harry Toffolo was the hero of the hour as Huddersfield moved up to third in the Championship table following their 1-0 win over ten-man Hull City.
Steve Cooper’s Nottingham Forest travel to Bloomfield Road as they begin a congested run of fixtures to try and secure a top-six place in The Championship table.
Carlos Corberan will hope that his Huddersfield Town side can inject further momentum into their season as they still chase a Championship automatic promotion spot.
Charlton Athletic ran out one-nil winners away at Doncaster Rovers which hammered another nail into the coffin of Doncaster’s ill-fated League One campaign.
Corey Blackett-Taylor was the star of the show for Charlton Athletic as they ran out 1-0 winners to relegation-threatened Doncaster Rovers in South Yorkshire.
Lincoln City’s Jordan Wright pulled off a save from right out of the top drawer to deny playoff-chasing Sunderland a significant victory at Since Bank.
Sunderland travel to Sincil Bank this weekend as they look to secure promotion from League One following an encouraging start to life under new manager Alex Neil.
Rotherham United extended their lead at the top of League One with a well-fought 2-1 win over struggling Lincoln City. First-half goals from Ben Wiles and Chiedozie Ogbene were enough to seal the win for Paul Warne’s side with four points separating them from second-placed Wigan Athletic.
Nottingham Forest welcome the news that improving midfielder Ryan Yates has agreed to a new three-year deal that will keep him at the club until 2025.
Manchester City sent out a message to rivals Liverpool in the Premier League title chase as they recorded an emphatic 4-1 demolition of neighbours Manchester United.
Manchester United visit their neighbours Manchester City this weekend with their campaign hanging in the balance. With a season-defining run of fixtures ahead of them, Ralf Rangnick will be hoping an away victory can light the blu-touch paper to United’s season.