US EditionNottingham Forest Out to Take Advantage of Spurs 'Noise' in Huge Six-Pointer
Both teams face pressure to avoid relegation, with Nottingham Forest seeking their coach's first league win and Tottenham trying to halt a poor run after conceding 14 goals in four games.
- On March 22, Nottingham Forest travel to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for a crucial relegation six-pointer with one point separating the teams.
- Spurs' form nosedived under new boss Igor Tudor, slipping from a six-point cushion to one and conceding 14 goals in his first four games, including four goals in 22 minutes and a goalkeeper change after Antonin Kinsky's error-filled debut.
- Having rested players midweek, Nottingham Forest aim to use Europa League momentum after overturning a deficit against FC Midtjylland, with Ryan Yates urging them to use Spurs' noise to their advantage.
- A Forest win would immediately change the table, lifting Nottingham Forest to 16th while Tottenham Hotspur drop to 17th with seven matches remaining, and Taiwo Awoniyi sealed Vitor Pereira's first Premier League victory.
- Despite struggles, Tottenham Hotspur have shown signs of revival with a 3-2 win over Atletico Madrid and Xavi Simons' brace, suggesting they can still recover in the relegation fight.
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Awoniyi On Target As Nottingham Forest Beat Tottenham To Boost Survival Hopes
Taiwo Awoniyi was on the scoresheet as Nottingham Forest cruised to a 3-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League on Sunday, easing their relegation concerns. Forest delivered a clinical performance in London, with Igor Jesus and Morgan Gibbs-White getting on the scoresheet before Awoniyi added a late third. Jesus opened the scoring with a header on the stroke of half-time, while Gibbs-White doubled the lead in the 62nd minute after…
The Tottenham Hotspur remains headless and fits a strong defeat at home (0-3) against the Nottingham Forest, a direct rival for salvation, which leaves the Spurs with no margin of error, with a point of advantage over the descent positions. Beneficiated by the defeat of West Ham United at the hands of Aston Villa, the North London team, eliminated in the eighth finals of the Champions League 2026 by the Atlético de Madrid, extended its bad dynam…
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