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The Irons must hammer all the correct nails in front of goal tonight to give the people of East London a glimmer of hope of playing Premier League football next season, as West Ham United prepare to face a struggling Nottingham Forest side in a crucial battle for survival. Pressure is intensifying for Nuno Espírito Santo following Saturday’s damaging 3–0 defeat at Molineux against bottom-placed Wolverhampton Wanderers. Wolves are a club deeply engraved in Nuno’s managerial me

“And like my dreams they fade and die…” The infamous Hammers anthem echoed through the minds of West Ham supporters once again as another cruel blow landed on a season spiralling towards despair. Nottingham Forest’s late penalty sealed a damaging defeat, stretching the gap to safety to seven points and leaving West Ham rooted in 18th place, staring deeper into the relegation abyss. The opening 45 minutes unfolded as a fairly balanced contest, with both sides searching for an

Nottingham Forest continued their impressive recent league and home form with a commanding 3-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur. Callum Hudson-Odoi and Ibrahim Sangaré were outstanding for the hosts, while Spurs goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario endured a nightmare afternoon. Out of possession, Forest typically defended in a narrow 4-4-2 mid-block, pressing aggressively at key moments to win the ball high up the pitch. This approach proved decisive for the opening goal. Archie Gray