Nottingham Forest non-stop, beat Wolves with a hat-trick and caught Arsenal in second place!

It doesn’t stick anywhere Nottingham Forest! Nuno Espirito Santo’s team Wolves won 3-0 away from home, it made it six consecutive wins and took Arsenal into second place in the Premier League standings.

Forest cleaned up the match from the first half, with Gibbs-White to open the scoring in the 7th minute with a nice finish from inside the area and the Wood to score from close range after Hudson-Ondoi’s effort in the 44th minute, taking his tally to twelve goals in the league!

The icing on the cake came in the delays of the match, with Avonigi to find net after lightning counter attack.

This was the first defeat of the “wolves” since he took over the technical leadership of the club Vitor Pereirawhich counted so far two wins and one draw.

The schedule for the 20th matchday:

Saturday 04/01

Tottenham-Newcastle 1-2

(2′ Solanke – 6′ Gordon, 38′ Isaac)

Bournemouth-Everton 1-0

(77′ Brooks)

Aston Villa-Leicester 2-1

(58′ Barkley, 76′ Bailey – 63′ Mavididi)

Crystal Palace-Chelsea 1-1

(14′ Palmer – 82′ Mateta)

Manchester City-West Ham 4-1

(10′ auto. Choufal, 42′, 55′ Haaland, 58′ Foden – 71′ Philkrug)

Southampton-Bradford 0-5

(6′ Sante, 62′, 69′ (pen.) Ebimo, 90’+2′, 90’+4′ Wisa)

Brighton-Arsenal 1-1

(61′ pen. Joao Pedro -16′ Nuaneri)

Sunday 05/01

Fulham-Ipswich 2-2

(69′, 90′ Raul Jimenez – 38′ Smodix, 70′ Delap)

Liverpool-Manchester United 2-2

(59′ Hakpo, 70′ Pen. Salah – 52′ Martines, 80′ Diallo)

Monday 06/01

Wolves-Nottingham Forest 0-3

(7′ Gibbs-White, 44′ Wood, 90+4′ Avonigi)

The next (21st) matchday:

Tuesday 14/01

Brentford-Manchester City (21:30)

West Ham-Fulham (21:30)

Chelsea-Bournemouth (21:30)

Nottingham Forest-Liverpool (22:00)

Wednesday 15/01

Everton-Aston Villa (21:30)

Leicester-Crystal Palace (21:30)

Newcastle-Wolves (21:30)

Arsenal-Tottenham (22:00)

Thursday 16/01

Ipswich-Brighton (21:30)

Manchester United-Southampton (22:00)