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Fresh off the back of their Carabao Cup triumph at Wembley on Sunday, Liverpool will hope to continue their pursuit of silverware as they host Norwich City in Round Five of the FA Cup.
For the first time since 2014, Nottingham Forest and Leicester City faced off, and it could not have gone any better for the red side from the East Midlands.
Another East Midlands derby awaits Nottingham Forest as they take on Leicester City in the Fourth Round of the FA Cup.
Nottingham Forest will be aiming to continue their push for the play-offs following an impressive victory over Derby County at the weekend.
Nottingham Forest continued their surge towards the play-off positions in the Championship as they beat local rivals Derby County 2-1 at The City Ground.
Liverpool have had a very good week so far after securing a place in the Carabao Cup Final and seeing teams around them in the table drop points.
Nottingham Forest entertain Derby County this Saturday in what promises to be one of the most important battles between the two clubs in their historic rivalry.
Liverpool welcome Brentford to Anfield on Sunday afternoon with Jurgen Klopp’s side looking to get back to winning ways following draws against Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur and a defeat to Leicester City.
Hull City were defeated 2-1 by high-flying Nottingham Forest who now sit just a point outside the play-offs.
Chris Hughton’s time at Nottingham Forest is hanging in the balance as the Reds slumped to their fifth defeat in six games following a disastrous start to the new season.
The signing of George Shelvey on loan from Nottingham Forest sees the Stags with two young goalkeepers ahead of the 2021/22 campaign as both Shelvey and Nathan Bishop will go toe-to-toe for the number one jersey.
With more lows than highs, the 2020/21 season will certainly not be one to remain long in the memories of Nottingham Forest fans.
The Brazillian shot-stopper becomes the first Reds goalkeeper to score a goal in the Premier League and the first-ever to score a header since the league began in 1992.
Sheffield Wednesday’s point against Nottingham Forest and Derby’s defeat away at Swansea means the Championship is all set up for a photo finish with each three sides in the relegation zone on the same 30 point total.
You would associate the word plagued with injuries, but in the case of Aaron Ramsdale, it’s relegations and bad luck that is stopping the goalkeeper from reaching higher levels in his performances.
Both in a bad spell of form, the Blades and the Reds will look to gain a valuable three points which may spur their form heading into the latter stages of the Premier League season.