Brighton vs nottm Forest

Roberto De Zerbi will target his first win as Brighton head coach as they welcome Nottingham Forest to the Amex Stadium tonight.

Bournemouth entertain struggling neighbours Southampton with interim boss Gary O’Neil making a rather good fist of his audition for the vacant managerial post. His 16 Premier League appearances against United to date have yielded only five goals, but the last four have come at Old Trafford, including a double in that 6-1 win a couple of seasons ago. The England captain will head into Wednesday night’s trip to Manchester United having scored five times in his last five league games to take his tally for the campaign to nine.

Nottingham Forest fans not able to make the game against Brighton and Hove Albion at the AMEX tonight (7.30pm kick-off) can instead watch the match ...

Our Forest reporter Sarah Clapson will be with you at the AMEX Stadium to bring you all the build-up and action as it unfolds. However, defeats to Tottenham and Brentford have followed. The Seagulls will see the match as an excellent opportunity to pick up their first league win under De Zerbi whilst Forest will also see it as a potential opportunity to record a positive result on the road, having picked up one point away from the City Ground.

After scoring three goals from just six attempts in De Zerbi's first match in charge at Liverpool, Brighton have failed to score with any of their 35 shots ...

"We have to go to Brighton and do whatever it takes to get a result there. "It's still early in the season but if we have that mentality then time soon flies and there is not as many games as you think. Cooper has switched to a back four in the last two games with an extra body in central midfield, and it has at least tightened them up after conceding four at Leicester and three against Fulham and Bournemouth. The structure and patterns that made them one of the league's best-performing teams under Graham Potter have not evaporated, even if De Zerbi is just starting to implement his own ideas. Brighton looking confident so far, Forest struggling to play out of their own defensive third and break the pressure. Henderson palmed it over the bar, but that was another example of Forest leaving teams room to shoot from the edge of the penalty area.

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With Brighton, their past two results have not been great but their key players, like Leandro Trossard and Alexis Mac Allister, are in good shape. That summed up where they are at the moment. Last season, they were always very well organised but also went after teams - they are not doing either at the moment.

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Forest would like their first away victory in the There’s an almost full midweek programme in the Premier League, starting with two games tonight: Brighton v Smashing The Levellers’ violins?” Underpaying for some tat in The Lanes? “Did I miss the picture of Lingard keeping his chips away from some seagulls? I couldn’t even remember that it was called Division One rather than the Championship, so I’m not the best person to ask. Sure, I don’t think Selhurst Park was the best option, but was that really the closest they could play?” Dunk sticks out a toe and the ball runs through to Sanchez. 4 min “It’s only 45-50 miles of hard driving from Brighton to Portsmouth,” writes David C Hunter. 12 min “Re: why Brighton choose to play in Gillingham rather than Portsmouth,” begins Ryan Thomas. Meanwhile, Steve Cooper could only be a mod with his zip-up tops and his look of sleepless nights spent burning through too much nervous energy.” “The same Gillingham that’s [checks Google Maps] roughly 63 miles from Brighton?

Nottingham Forest needs to shore up a defense that is allowing 2.3 goals per match before their matchup on Tuesday. They will hit the road for the second ...

Nottingham Forest fell a goal short of Wolves, losing 1-0. Hopefully the teams will make up for slow offenses in their last outings and score some goals this week. Given that both clubs suffered a loss in their last game, they both have a little extra motivation heading into this game. Nottingham Forest needs to shore up a defense that is allowing 2.3 goals per match before their matchup on Tuesday. [Sign up now](https://www.paramountplus.com/?cbscidmt=sports&ftag=PPM-03-10bea1c&promo=uefa22) with code UEFA22 for one month free for new users and don't miss any of the action. - Nottingham Forest @ Brighton & Hove Albion