Nottingham Forest continued their remarkable Premier League campaign with a commanding 3-0 victory over Wolves at Molineux, marking their sixth consecutive league win.
Morgan Gibbs-White and Chris Wood struck in the first half, while Taiwo Awoniyi sealed the triumph in stoppage time. The victory brought Forest within six points of league leaders Liverpool, setting up a high-stakes clash at the City Ground next week.
The win marked Forest’s first six-game top-flight winning streak since 1979, rekindling memories of the Brian Clough era. Manager Nuno Espirito Santo appears to be orchestrating a similar resurgence, with the team firmly in title contention.
Gibbs-White, a former Wolves player, shone brightly alongside Callum Hudson-Odoi, who impressed England manager Thomas Tuchel with a goal and an assist.
Meanwhile, Wolves, missing key player Matheus Cunha, struggled under new coach Vitor Pereira. Despite creating early chances, they failed to capitalize, leaving them in the relegation battle.
The victory positions Nottingham Forest as a serious contender in what promises to be a thrilling Premier League title race.
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