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Nottingham Forest vs Brighton 7:0: Match Review & Stats

Nottingham Forest
Nottingham Forest
Home · last 5 L D D W L
Kick-off
Sat 01 Feb · 12:30
7:0
Full-time
Brighton
Brighton
W D W W W Away · last 5
Wembley Stadium · London Referee S. Hooper
Total goals
7
7 · 0
xG (open play)
3.41 – 0.88
Δ +2.53
Possession
37% – 63%

Model verdict

Post-match · 90 sec read
P Recap generated by AI · 6 markets graded

Lineups

NOT 3-5-2 · BRI 4-1-4-1
Subs used · NOT
65' Domínguez ↑ · Danilo ↓
72' Boly ↑ · Murillo ↓
72' Silva ↑ · Gibbs-White ↓
82' Sangaré ↑ · Anderson ↓
82' Awoniyi ↑ · Wood ↓
Subs used · BRI
46' Adingra ↑ · Mitoma ↓
46' Gómez ↑ · Pedro ↓
46' O'Riley ↑ · Hinshelwood ↓
73' Ferguson ↑ · Welbeck ↓

Statistics

NOT 7 – 0 BRI
37%
Possession (%)
63%
3.41
Expected Goals (xG) expected goals
0.88
14
Total Shots
10
9
Shots on Target
5
4
Shots off Target
3
11
Shots Inside Box
6
4
Corner Kicks
6
1
Offsides
0
8
Fouls
13
79%
Pass Accuracy (%)
86%
1
Yellow Cards
3
6
Goalkeeper Saves
3

Match events

20 · 7 – 0
Murillo
Yellow Card
▮
7'
12'
▮
Danny Welbeck
Yellow Card
L. Dunk
Own goal · 1–0
⚽
12'
20'
▮
Jack Hinshelwood
Yellow Card
M. Gibbs-White
Assist · A. Elanga · 2–0
⚽
25'
C. Wood
Assist · A. Elanga · 3–0
⚽
32'
Half-time · 3 – 0
46'
⇄
S. Adingra ↓ · K. Mitoma ↑
Substitution 1
46'
⇄
D. Gómez ↓ · João Pedro ↑
Substitution 2
46'
⇄
M. O'Riley ↓ · J. Hinshelwood ↑
Substitution 3
C. Wood
Assist · A. Elanga · 4–0
⚽
64'
N. Domínguez ↓ · Danilo ↑
Substitution 1
⇄
65'
C. Wood (P)
Penalty · 5–0
⚽
69'
W. Boly ↓ · Murillo ↑
Substitution 2
⇄
72'
Jota Silva ↓ · M. Gibbs-White ↑
Substitution 3
⇄
72'
73'
⇄
E. Ferguson ↓ · D. Welbeck ↑
Substitution 4
I. Sangaré ↓ · E. Anderson ↑
Substitution 4
⇄
82'
T. Awoniyi ↓ · C. Wood ↑
Substitution 5
⇄
82'
N. Williams
Assist · I. Sangaré · 6–0
⚽
89'
90'
▮
Bart Verbruggen
Yellow Card
Jota Silva
7–0
⚽
90+1'
Full-time · 7 – 0

Match recap

Nottingham Forest beat Brighton 7–0 at home. At half-time it was 3–0.

In possession, the visitors ran the game with 63% of the ball. On the balance of chances, the hosts held the expected-goals edge, 3.41 to 0.88. In attack, the hosts carried the greater threat — 14 shots to 10, 9 on target. At the back, the hosts leaned on their goalkeeper for 6 saves. In front of goal, the hosts were clinical, scoring 7 from 3.41 expected goals. For discipline, the referee produced 4 yellow cards.

On the scoresheet: L. Dunk (12'), M. Gibbs-White (25'), C. Wood (32'), C. Wood (64'), C. Wood (69'), N. Williams (89'), Jota Silva (90+1').