Arsenal are taking a break from their Premier League woes during the latest international break and will be hoping that their Gunners’ stars return unscathed ahead of their clash with Nottingham Forest

Former Manchester United winger Anthony Elanga, who's been shining for Nottingham Forest this season, was an unused substitute during Sweden's two matches in October

Newcastle United came from behind to end Nottingham Forest's run of fine form at the City Ground with a 3-1 win for the Magpies and a big win for boss Eddie Howe

Leicester City boss Steve Cooper says his side were lacking in both defence and attack after a 3-0 loss at Manchester United in the Premier League.

Liverpool had a largely quiet summer transfer window but Gary Lineker has hinted at a January move for Nottingham Forest defender Murillo - who has been a standout performer

Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis' appeal against a five-game stadium ban is dismissed to "send a clear message" after he "undermined respect for the game of football," says the FA.

Nottingham Forest currently sit third in the Premier League and the feelgood factor is well and truly back at the City Ground under head coach Nuno Espirito Santo

Edu Gaspar left his role as Arsenal's sporting director this week and could well take up a position under Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis, where he would oversee more clubs

Manager under increasing pressure after poor startClub alarmed to be only six points above bottom three West Ham will review Julen Lopetegui’s position if they lose at home to Everton on Saturday. Although the hope is that the manager will turn the situation around, he is under increasing pressure after a poor start and another setback would leave him hanging by a thread. There have been mixed signals over Lopetegui’s immediate future and the sense at the start of this week was that the Everton game was not viewed as make or break. David Sullivan, West Ham’s majority shareholder, has a history of sticking by his managers. But the club are hugely alarmed to be only six points above the bottom three after last weekend’s defeat by Nottingham Forest. At the minimum it is believed that losing again would prompt West Ham to use the international break to line up short- and long-term candidates to take over. Continue reading...