Nottm Forest vs Bournemouth

NOTTINGHAM FOREST face Bournemouth hoping to bounce back from their heaviest league defeat since 2005.Forest were thrashed 6-0 by Manchester City this.

Gary O'Neil remains in temporary charge, and will be hoping his side can build on their goalless draw with Wolves this week.

Both sides have suffered heavy defeats recently and will see this game as a good opportunity to walk away with all three points. Who will come out on top?

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Latest Nottingham Forest news from NottinghamshireLive as Reds beaten 3-2 at City Ground.

Morgan Gibbs-White: The most likely to create something for the hosts. Gave the ball away cheaply in the build-up to Bournemouth’s first, though. Quiet after the break, when the Reds were most in need of inspiration. The second 45 minutes were staggering to watch all round, however. No signs of it bothering him when he bagged his first goal for the club with a towering header, though. In the second half particularly, there wasn’t the dynamism Forest needed. Neco Williams: Had some really positive moments in the first half, winning the penalty with a driven shot. Steve Cook: Forest suddenly looked very nervy in defence as soon as the Cherries pulled one back. Not a lot he could do about the first two goals, particularly. Dean Henderson: Was let down by some poor defending as the Reds collapsed. There was a lengthy VAR check after a handball was given when Lloyd Kelly blocked Neco Williams’ shot, with referee Michael Oliver checking the penalty decision on his monitor. But the Cherries staged a comeback after the break to take all three points.

Bournemouth surged back from 2-0 down to win 3-2 at Nottingham Forest as two spectacular second half goals and a late winner grabbed the Cherries a big win.

At home they’ve been excellent as they beat West Ham and lost to Tottenham but put up a heck of a fight in the latter. The Cherries are missing David Brooks, Joe Rothwell and Ben Pearson, while Junior Stanislas is close to a return. Gary O’Neil staking a claim for the top job: He has had a few impressive stops (including Liverpool’s U23s) on his coaching career so far and O’Neil has plenty of Premier League experience as a player. Whatever happens this season, this Bournemouth side are up for the fight. Forest are struggling to dictate games and always seem to leave themselves open defensively. Forest still struggling to control games: They were 2-0 up but they had hardly bossed the game.

Nottingham Forest recalled Jesse Lingard and Steve Cook to their side for the visit of Bournemouth. The duo did not feature in the 6-0 defeat to Manchester City ...