Nottingham Forest
Ipswich TownDay 13
Nottingham Forest: 26. Sels, 5. Murillo, 7. Williams N.( till 77'), 31. Milenković, 34. Aina, 8. Anderson E.( till 71'), 10. Gibbs-White( till 78'), 14. Hudson-Odoi( till 88'), 22. Yates, 20. Jota Silva( till 77'), 11. Wood C.
Substitution: 16. Dominguez N.(from 71'), 19. Alex Moreno(from 77'), 21. Elanga(from 77'), 4. Morato F.(from 78'), 24. Sosa Ramón(from 88')
Bench: 33. Pereira C., 15. Toffolo, 18. Ward-Prowse, 9. Awoniyi
Yellow Cards: Gibbs-White 43'
Ipswich Town: 1. Muric A., 3. Davis L., 15. Burgess, 26. O'Shea D., 40. Tuanzebe( till 79'), 5. Morsy, 12. Cajuste( till 74'), 20. Hutchinson( till 79'), 23. Szmodics( till 64'), 10. Chaplin( till 74'), 19. Delap
Substitution: 47. Clarke J.(from 64'), 7. Burns(from 74'), 14. Taylor Ja.(from 74'), 2. Clarke H.(from 79'), 33. Broadhead(from 79')
Bench: 28. Walton C., 22. Townsend C., 25. Luongo, 16. Al-Hamadi
Yellow Cards: O'Shea D. 30', Cajuste 51', Tuanzebe 5'
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Manchester United fans have voted goalkeeper Andre Onana as the standout performer in the team's 1-1 draw against Ipswich Town.
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Red Devils" played their first official match under new coach Ruben Amorim
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Arsenal won their first Premier League match since 5 October, beating Nottingham Forest 3-0
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Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna has set the tone for this Sunday’s Premier League showdown against Manchester United, a fixture that also marks the debut of Rúben Amorim as United's new head coach.
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Tottenham in the 11th round of the English Premier League hosted Ipswich
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In the 11th round of the Premier League Newcastle played away against Nottingham Forest
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Nuno Espírito Santo's Nottingham Forest continued their impressive form with a solid 3-1 victory over Leicester City, climbing to fifth place in the Premier League standings and inching closer to the coveted Champions League spots
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Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espírito Santo has been handed a three-match Premier League suspension following his team's fiery 2-2 draw with Brighton on September 22.
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A huge upset took place at Anfield, where Liverpool hosted Nottingham Forest
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Manchester City conceded first in today's home Premier League match with Ipswich and immediately responded to the opponent with three goals
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Mohamed Salah set a Premier League record when he scored to make it 2-0 to Liverpool in the 65th minute at Ipswich Town.
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Liverpool begins a new stage in its history, starting life under a new manager - Arne Slot
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Shakhtar suffered their second defeat at the summer training camp in Slovenia
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Nottingham Forest were unable to guarantee their place in the Premier League for the next season, losing at home to Chelsea
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Manchester City kept up the pressure on leaders Arsenal with victory over Nottingham Forest
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Liverpool, left without a number of key players due to injuries, was one step away from losing points in the Premier League
