Train for… sheet Nottingham – Tessara and up Newcastle

A Nottingham Forest drink it in the glass! His team Nuno Espirito Santo prevailed 2-0 her Bradford away from home and consolidated in the top four of the Premier League standings!

In the 38th Ainaopened the scoring for the visitors, with Elanga in the 51st minute to make it 2-0 for the Nottingham team. The pace was the same thereafter, with the home side unable to threaten much and Forest eventually taking another very important victory.

OR Newcastle spent a leisurely afternoon, winning emphatically 4-0 her Ipswich. Just in the 1st Isaac opened the scoring, with Murphy in the 32nd minute making it 2-0. Isak struck again at 45’+2′ for 3-0, just like in the 54th minute to make the final 4-0!

Somehow, the home side have moved up to 7th place, while the home side are in the relegation zone with 12 points.

OR West Ham stuck to 1-1 with her Brightonwith Wiefer in the 51st minute opening the scoring for the guests and Koundus in the 58th minute making the final 1-1. THE Black cloth started for the Londoners but was substituted at half-time.

The overview of the 17th matchday:

Saturday 21/12

Aston Villa-Manchester City 2-1

(16′ Duran, 65′ Rodgers – 90’+ 3′ Foden)

Brentford-Nottingham Forest 0-2

(38′ Aina, 51′ Elanga)

Ipswich-Newcastle 0-4

(1′, 45’+2′, 54′ Isaac, 32′ Murphy)

West Ham-Brighton 1-1

(58′ Koudos – 51′ Wiefer)

Crystal Palace-Arsenal (19:30)

Sunday 22/12

Everton-Chelsea (16:00)

Fulham-Southampton (16:00)

Leicester-Wolves (16:00)

Manchester United-Bournemouth (16:00)

Tottenham-Liverpool (18:30)

The next (18th) matchday:

Thursday 26/12

Manchester City-Everton (14:30)

Bournemouth-Crystal Palace (17:00)

Chelsea-Fulham (17:00)

Newcastle-Aston Villa (17:00)

Nottingham Forest-Tottenham (17:00)

Southampton-West Ham 917:00)

Wolves-Manchester United (19:30)

Liverpool-Leicester (22:00)

Friday 27/12

Brighton-Bradford (21:30)

Arsenal-Ipswich (22:15)