Looking for Nottingham Forest fixtures, results and squad news? This page shows the next five Nottingham Forest matches and the last five results, refreshed every few hours, then the current squad, the City Ground, the club’s history, its honours and what to know before you bet.
Nottingham Forest play in Garibaldi red at the City Ground in West Bridgford. Oliver Glasner became head coach in July 2026, the club’s fifth in less than a year, and Forest have won two European Cups. We check the facts against published records and flag where sources disagree.
- Head coach: Oliver Glasner, confirmed on 6 July 2026 after Vítor Pereira was sacked.
- Ground: the City Ground, capacity about 31,000, home since 1898.
- Honours: 1 league title (1977–78), 2 FA Cups, 4 League Cups and 2 European Cups (1979 and 1980).
- Ownership: Evangelos Marinakis, since 18 May 2017.
- 2025–26: 16th in the Premier League.

Nottingham Forest fixtures and results
The lists cover every competition the club plays in, such as the Premier League, the FA Cup, the League Cup and European games. Kick-off times are in Irish time. Dates can move for television, cup ties and European fixtures, so check the club’s official site before you travel.
Nottingham Forest in the 2026–27 Premier League
The tiles show the club’s record this season, and the table puts it in context with Nottingham Forest highlighted. Our Premier League table guide explains what each coloured position means for Europe and relegation.
Who is the Nottingham Forest head coach and who is in the squad?
Nottingham Forest confirmed Oliver Glasner on 6 July 2026, as the club’s fifth head coach in less than a year. Sean Dyche was sacked in February 2026 after 114 days, and Vítor Pereira left shortly before Glasner arrived. Forest finished 16th in 2025–26.
The squad list below is grouped by position and shows each player’s age. It may lag behind transfers, loans and late registrations, so treat the club’s own announcements as the final word.
Squad list from API-Football with ages in years. Loans, youth players and late registrations can lag, so check the club’s official site for the latest.
Where do Nottingham Forest play?
Forest play at the City Ground in West Bridgford, Nottingham. Wikipedia gives the capacity as 31,212 in its infobox and 31,042 in the text, so treat any single figure as approximate.
The club has played there since 1898, after earlier grounds at the Forest Recreation Ground, Trent Bridge and the Town Ground. Plans would take capacity to 45,000 in a first phase and more than 52,500 by 2033.
Tickets are sold through the club’s official site.
Nottingham Forest history
Clinton Arms and Garibaldi red
Forest were founded in 1865 at the Clinton Arms. The club has worn Garibaldi red since then, and donated red kits to Arsenal in 1886.
Clough and Europe
Brian Clough managed from 6 January 1975 to 8 May 1993. Forest won the league in 1977–78, two European Cups in 1979 and 1980 and two League Cups.
Relegations
Forest were relegated in 1992–93 and several times after, and dropped to the third tier in 2005.
Marinakis and the Premier League
Evangelos Marinakis took over on 18 May 2017. Forest returned to the Premier League in 2022 through the play-offs, and were docked four points in March 2024 for breaching profit and sustainability rules.
How many titles have Nottingham Forest won?
Forest have won one league title, two FA Cups, four League Cups and two European Cups. The league title came in 1977–78, the latest FA Cup in 1959 and the latest League Cup in 1990.
Forest also won the UEFA Super Cup in 1979 and the FA Charity Shield once.
Have Nottingham Forest won the European Cup?
Yes, twice. Forest won the European Cup in 1979 and 1980, and the UEFA Super Cup in 1979.
Seventh place in 2024–25 took Forest into European competition for 2025–26, first in the Conference League and then, after a change, the Europa League.
Famous Nottingham Forest players
Grenville Morris is the club’s top scorer with 213 goals. Bobby McKinlay holds the appearance record, although our source gives no total.
Rivalries and supporters
Derby County are the main rivals, in the East Midlands derby, which has a Brian Clough Trophy. Sheffield United are another rival, and Notts County are the closest club.
Betting on Nottingham Forest
Forest have changed head coach often, so recent form is a weaker guide than usual. Say a bookmaker offers 2.60 on a Forest home win, 3.30 on the draw and 2.85 on the away win. Those prices imply chances of 38.5%, 30.3% and 35.1%, which total 103.9%, so the margin is 3.9%. A €10 bet on the draw at 3.30 returns €33.00, a €23.00 profit. The prices are illustrative, not a quote. Our guide to how betting odds work walks through the sums.
Before you bet on a Nottingham Forest match, check for team news, because line-ups are announced about an hour before kick-off and prices often move. Our bet types guide explains markets such as draw no bet and both teams to score, and the free bets guide explains why offers rarely pay what the headline suggests.
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Related guides
- Premier League hub
- Premier League table
- Premier League predictions and odds
- Football betting guide for Ireland
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Nottingham Forest manager?
Oliver Glasner, confirmed on 6 July 2026.
Where do Nottingham Forest play?
The City Ground in West Bridgford, capacity about 31,000.
How many European Cups have Nottingham Forest won?
Two, in 1979 and 1980.
When did Forest win the league?
In 1977–78 under Brian Clough.
When were Nottingham Forest founded?
In 1865.
Where can I see Nottingham Forest fixtures and results?
The first section of this page updates every few hours, and the Premier League’s official site has the full schedule.
Sources and further reading
- Wikipedia: Nottingham Forest F.C. – history, honours and ground
- ITV: Glasner confirmed as Forest’s fifth head coach in less than a year – appointment, July 2026
- Premier League official site – fixtures and competition rules
- API-Football – live fixtures, table, squad and statistics feeds
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Last updated 27 October 2026. Written and checked by the Punter Ireland editorial team. Offers, odds and rules change, so always check the operator’s own terms and the official sources above. Club facts reviewed against the sources listed above on 27 October 2026.