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Forest begin again under Oliver Glasner, with Europe still fresh in the memory.

Next league game Sat 21 Nov · 15:00 GMT
Bournemouth
v
Nott'm Forest
Vitality Stadium Not shown live in the UK

16th in the Premier League with 9 points Last five league results: LLDLW Match Centre Add to calendar Call the score

Follow the match live

The next Nottingham Forest game is Bournemouth v Nott'm Forest on Saturday 21 November 2026, kick-off 15:00 GMT in the Premier League.

Who is available

Confirmed team news lands first here

Where to watch and listen

Most Saturday 3pm kick-offs are not shown live on UK TV.

Matchday clips

Before kick-off

  • Video comingIn thedays beforePress conferenceClub and fan channels on YouTube
  • Video comingAbout 75 minutesbefore kick-offLine-upsClub and fan channels on YouTube

During the match

  • Video comingLiveduring the gameWatchalongsFan channels on YouTube

After the whistle

  • Video comingStraight afterfull timeReactionThe big shows and fan channels
  • Video comingAfterfull timeHighlightsClub and fan channels on YouTube

The season, every competition

The full 2026/27 schedule across the Premier League, every cup and European tie.

Nottingham Forest: fixtures, results and every game 2026/27

Nottingham Forest are 16th in the Premier League 2026/27 with 9 points after 10 games. Of their last five league games they have won one, drawn one and lost three. Their last result: beat Man City 3-1.

See the full Premier League fixtures by matchweek, the latest Nottingham Forest news and Nottingham Forest team news, who is on TV in each round, or the Nottingham Forest away-day guide for getting to the ground.

The squad and who’s been starting

Nottingham Forest squad 2026/27

Goalkeepers

  • No. 1 Aaron Bott (England)
  • No. 1 Keehan Willows (England)
  • No. 12 John (Brazil)
  • No. 13 S. Benda
  • No. 26 M. Sels (Belgium)

Defenders

  • No. 2 O. Diomande
  • No. 5 Murillo (Brazil)
  • No. 23 Jair (Brazil)
  • No. 25 L. Netz (Germany)
  • No. 31 N. Milenković (Serbia)
  • No. 34 O. Aina (Nigeria)

Midfielders

  • No. 3 N. Williams (Wales)
  • No. 6 I. Sangaré (Côte d'Ivoire)
  • No. 8 N. Domínguez (Argentina)
  • No. 8 A. Whitehall (England)
  • No. 10 M. Gibbs-White (England)
  • No. 15 J. Sinclair (England)
  • No. 21 X. Schlager
  • No. 22 R. Yates (England)
  • No. 24 J. McAtee (England)
  • No. 27 D. Muñoz
  • No. 49 Grady Mcdonnell

Forwards

  • No. 7 C. Hudson-Odoi (England)
  • No. 9 C. Wood (New Zealand)
  • No. 11 Igor Jesus (Brazil)
  • No. 14 D. Ndoye (Switzerland)
  • No. 15 A. Kalimuendo (France)
  • No. 19 L. Delap

The latest news and reaction

Fresh headlines and fan reaction from BBC Sport, the Guardian and the club's own subreddit.

In the summer window Nottingham Forest made 6 signings and 26 players left, 12 of them on loan. Every Nottingham Forest move, with loans and returns

The season in numbers

Nottingham Forest’s historyHonours, records and recent seasons

The trophy cabinet

1League titleForest won the First Division in 1977/78.
2European CupsForest won the European Cup in 1979 and 1980, in successive seasons under Brian Clough.
1UEFA Super CupForest won the UEFA Super Cup in 1979.
2FA CupsForest won the FA Cup in 1898 and 1959.
4League CupsForest won the League Cup in 1978, 1979, 1989 and 1990.
1FA Charity ShieldForest won the Charity Shield in 1978.

Marks that still stand

217All-time top scorerGrenville Morris scored 217 goals in all competitions between 1898 and 1913.
614Most league appearancesBob McKinlay made 614 league appearances between 1951 and 1970, a club record.
49,946Record home attendanceThe crowd came to a First Division match against Manchester United at the City Ground on 28 October 1967.
36Most league goals in a seasonWally Ardron scored 36 league goals in the Third Division South in 1950/51.
14-0Record winForest beat Clapton 14-0 in the FA Cup first round on 17 January 1891.
12-0Record league winForest beat Leicester Fosse 12-0 in the First Division in April 1909.
1-9Record defeatForest lost 1-9 to Blackburn Rovers in the Second Division on 10 April 1937.
42Longest unbeaten league runForest went 42 league matches without defeat, from November 1977 until Liverpool ended the run on 9 December 1978.

The last eight completed campaigns

Forest's climb from the Championship to a European campaign, season by season. The four years to 2021/22 were spent in the second tier before promotion through the play-offs, so those finishes sit in a different division to the Premier League seasons that follow.

Season Finish Pts Division How it went
2025/2616th44Premier LeagueSurvived a four-manager season, reached the Europa League semi-finals
2024/257th65Premier LeagueBest top-flight finish in a generation, qualified for Europe
2023/2417th32Premier LeagueStayed up, total includes a four-point deduction
2022/2316th38Premier LeagueFirst season back in the top flight, survival secured
2021/22Championship4th80ChampionshipPromoted through the play-off final at Wembley
2020/21Championship17th52ChampionshipA slow start, steadied to a mid-table finish
2019/20Championship7th70ChampionshipMissed the play-offs on the final day
2018/19Championship9th66ChampionshipA mid-table season in the second tier

Every appearance, goal and card

Official club site, results and squad data Premier League, live club and player stats Transfermarkt, transfers and squad values FBref, detailed match and season data

Where Nottingham Forest fans talk

The community worth keeping open through the season.

Redditr/nffcThe Nottingham Forest subreddit: a match thread for every game, plus the news and the daily back-and-forth. ForumLTLF Forest ForumLTLF Forest Forum is the main independent Nottingham Forest forum, run by supporters for the day-to-day debate away from the club's own channels. Join upOfficial Supporters' Club Fans' trustIndependent supporters

Channels and podcasts

IndependentGaribaldi Red OfficialNottingham Forest on YouTube PodcastRed Side of the Trent

Fan channels and watchalongs

Watchalongs and reaction from channels run by Forest fans.

Matchday at City Ground

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Plan a matchday

A quick guide to City Ground

Getting to City Ground and what is around it on a matchday.

Nearest stationNottingham~20 min walk
Away endBridgford Standlower tier
Away allocation~2,500varies by game
ParkingClifton South P&Rtram in
Getting there
Around the ground

This season's shirts

The new home, away and third kits.

Home

The 2026/27 home shirt

Red with a tonal River Trent print.

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Away

The away shirt

The current away shirt is white.

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Third

The third shirt

Check the store for the latest third kit.

View in store

Shop the 2026/27 Nottingham Forest kit

The official store and the big kit retailers all stock this season's shirts. Compare, then grab yours from wherever suits.

Official Nottingham Forest storeThe full official range, in the ground and onlineShop the store → KitbagClub shirts with printing and fast deliveryShop Kitbag → FanaticsKits, training wear and fan gearShop Fanatics → Pro:Direct SoccerShirts, boots and training kitShop Pro:Direct → JD SportsShirts and matchday lifestyleShop JD → Art of FootballIllustrated football tees, prints and artShop Art of Football → Classic Football ShirtsOriginal retro and vintage shirtsShop retro →

Links go to each retailer's own site. Kit designs and prices are shown there and change through the season.

The official store also has training and travel wear, retro shirts, gifts and junior kit.

Forest came through a turbulent 2025/26 that ran through four different managers and still reached the Europa League semi-finals, their first European run in 29 years. For the new season the club has appointed Oliver Glasner, who takes over a squad that was strengthened heavily last summer, with the sale of Elliot Anderson to Manchester City the headline of this summer's window. Nottingham Forest's next league game is away at Bournemouth on Saturday 21 November. The aim is a return to the top half.