Nottingham Forest recorded a sixth straight Premier League triumph as they eased past Wolves with a 3-0 win at Molineux on Monday. (More Football News)
Nuno Espirito Santo's moved level on points with second-placed Arsenal and just six shy of leaders Liverpool – who they host next time out in the league at the City Ground – after another impressive showing.
Morgan Gibbs-White needed just seven minutes to find the opener against his former side before Chris Wood doubled Forest's advantage on the stroke of half-time with his 12th league goal of the term.
Taiwo Awoniyi rounded off a brilliant display late on, though Forest were still indebted to Matz Sels, who denied Jorgen Strand Larsen from point-blank range with the scoreline at 1-0 in the first half.
Larsen was the hero in Wolves' last outing, a 2-2 draw with Tottenham, but wasted a host of glorious opportunities after also seeing a first-half effort cleared off the line by Murillo with the goal at this mercy.
Vitor Pereira was left to rue those missed chances as he suffered a first defeat in charge of Wolves – his team remain 17th, just clear of the relegation zone and 18th-placed Ipswich Town on goal difference.
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Nuno's side managed their fourth straight league game without conceding here, too, achieving that many top-flight clean sheets in a row for the first time since a five-match run in March 1992.
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In stark contrast, Wolves' maiden defeat under Pereira came after they failed to score at Molineux for the first time in 12 Premier League games since a 1-0 defeat to Bournemouth in April 2024.
