#nottingham-forest

#nottingham-forest

Basel: Hitz, Tsunemoto, Adjetey, Daniliuc, Schmid, Metinho, Leroy, Bacanin, Traore, Shaqiri, Otele. Subs: Salvi, Pfeiffer, Vouilloz, Koindredi, Broschinski, Soticek, Salah, Ajeti, Barisic, Ruegg, Cisse, Ze. Aston Villa: Bizot, Cash, Konsa, Lindelof, Digne, Bogarde, Onana, Guessand, Buendia, Sancho, Malen. Subs: Wright, Oakley, McGinn, Tielemans, Watkins, Garcia, Maatsen, Rogers, Kamara, Hemmings. Celtic: Schmeichel, Trusty, Scales, Tierney, Yang, McGregor, Engels, Tounekti, Nygren, Maeda, Hatate. Subs: Sinisalo, Doohan, Balikwisha, McCowan, Iheanacho, Kenny, Bernardo, Murray, Donovan, Ralston. Roma: Svilar, Mancini, N'Dicka, Hermoso, Celik, Soule, El Aynaoui, Rensch, Pisilli, El Shaarawy, Ferguson. Subs: De Marzi, Gollini, Angelino, Cristante, Pellegrini, Tsimikas, Kone, Dybala, Ziolkowski, Bailey, Franca, Ghilardi.

Forest go into the game in 16th-place in the table having won two of their first five matches. They were very poor in losing 3-0 at Everton at the weekend and Sean Dyche will be looking for a significant improvement from his players. The Tricky Trees have not conceded a goal in Europe since Dyche took charge and have a positive record against Dutch clubs, winning three of their previous four meetings.

Two of the Premier League's bottom five meet at Molineux and it says everything about Wolverhampton Wanderers that they're 10 points behind Nottingham Forest at the start of play. It goes without saying that two points after 13 matches is an atrocious return. The already paper-thin hopes that they might get out of trouble are fading by the match. Read on as FourFourTwo brings you all the information on how to watch Wolves vs Forest online, on TV, and from anywhere.

Nottingham Forest followed up on their impressive 3-0 win at Anfield with another victory of the same scoreline as they beat Malmo on Thursday. Sean Dyche's side are currently unbeaten across November and have just one more game to play this month in order to keep up their current hot streak. Brighton are another bidding to continue their recent form, with the Seagulls also yet to lose a game in all competitions this month.

Forest opened the scoring by taking advantage of Liverpool's poor form from set-pieces this season. Excluding penalties, Slot's side have conceded nine league goals from set-pieces this season - as many as they did in the whole of last season. For the first goal, Liverpool had six players in the six-yard box including goalkeeper Alisson, while the visitors smartly only placed two in there.

Nottingham Forest boss Sean Dyche has plenty to ponder heading into the November international break, as an out-of-favour player came to his rescue against Leeds United. Plenty was riding on the game, with Forest starting the game second from bottom in the Premier League table, and Leeds only a couple of places higher. The two sides' starts to the campaign suggest both could be fighting for survival come the end of the season, making this a crucial match-up.