Premier League Leicester City 1-3 Nottingham Forest Highlights
Watch the Premier League highlights as Nottingham Forest defeats Leicester City 3-1 in an action-packed match. Relive the goals, key plays, and standout performances from this thrilling East Midlands derby. Catch all the excitement and match moments here
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In a thrilling East Midlands showdown, Nottingham Forest claimed a dominant 3-1 victory over Leicester City at the King Power Stadium, launching them into the Premier League’s fifth spot with flair. Forest brought intensity from the start, seizing an early advantage in the 16th minute when Ryan Yates unleashed a clinical low drive from outside the box. The opener came after Leicester’s Buonanotte struggled to clear a corner, allowing Yates the chance to strike with precision.
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Leicester City 1-3 Nottingham Forest
Leicester, however, responded swiftly and impressively. Just seven minutes later, the Foxes equalized with a well-crafted goal. Harry Winks initiated the play, linking up with Wilfred Ndidi and Stephy Mavididi before delivering a pinpoint cross to Jamie Vardy, who finished past Sels with classic composure.
The second half saw Forest reclaim control with a strong, confident presence. Leicester’s Winks and Abdul Fatawu hesitated in possession, leading to a quick turnover that saw Anderson setting up Chris Wood, who expertly found the bottom corner to restore Forest’s lead. The Kiwi forward then sealed the victory in the 74th minute, latching onto a long ball and lofting a precise header over Leicester’s keeper to secure the final 3-1 scoreline.
Forest’s clinical edge outshone Leicester’s efforts, with the hosts generating just a 0.60 expected goals (xG), highlighting their struggle to create clear-cut chances. Forest, on the other hand, exceeded their 1.77 xG, showcasing their dominance and poise under pressure. This victory not only propels Forest into fifth place but also showcases their rising form, leaving Leicester in a challenging 14th spot.