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Nottingham Forest have settled into a good run of form under Sean Dyche but a big injury blow has threatened to derail their progress.
Match of the Day pundits Theo Walcott and Joe Hart analyse how Sean Dyche has turned Nottingham Forest into a potent attacking side.
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The 'Sunday League' point Sean Dyche made at half-time as brutal chant sums up Nottingham Forest win
He had been congratulated by his teammates for his pressing that led to Callum Hudson-Odoi opening the scoring, then had a wide grin spread across his face when he made it 3-0. Even Dyche celebrated that one. And when fans sang his name, Sangare did a little jig in response.
Sean Dyche has restored positivity at Nottingham Forest of late, and he is now chasing a mvoe for a hugely eye-catching target.
Nottingham Forest boss Sean Dyche has been speaking to BBC Radio Nottingham before Thursday's Europa League game against Utrecht at Stadion Galgenwaard (kick-off 17:45 GMT). Here are the key lines from his chat with BBC Radio Nottingham:
Sean Dyche says he was keen not to take any risks with Nicolas Dominguez and Matz Sels for Nottingham Forest’s clash with Tottenham Hotspur.
Nottingham Forest manager Sean Dyche boss has questioned the length of VAR deliberations after a mammoth five-and-a-half-minute wait in his side’s 1-0 win at Wolves. Igor Jesus eventually had a first-half goal ruled out for offside at Molineux after a painstaking deliberation process which took five minutes and 33 seconds.
Dyche reported "better news" as regards Forest's injured players, with several "getting closer" to fitness, although a number remain unavailable for Wednesday's game. Murillo, who missed Sunday's loss to Brighton, and Morgan Gibbs-White, who went off with a "knock", are expected to be fit to face Wolves.
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Sean Dyche shuts down Nottingham Forest 'nonsense' with VAR joke after Spurs victory
Ibrahim Sangare capped a tremendous afternoon at the City Ground with a stunning 79th-minute strike to seal a 3-0 win for the Reds on Sunday. Callum Hudson-Odoi had already netted a brace by that point as the hosts moved five points clear of the relegation zone.
Against Utrecht in the Europa League, the Nottingham Forest manager again changed a game through his well-timed substitutions
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