Nottingham Forest secured their greatest win over Tottenham Hotspur since 1987 with a complete 3-0 victory, Softfootball studies.
The Tough Bushes defeated Utrecht 2-1 within the Europa League on Thursday and got here into the premier league match-day 16 in excessive confidence. The house followers had been firmly behind them and the noise was uncommon as Spurs came over.
Nottingham Forest shared the consequence with their followers through their official X deal with. The win meant a lot to them because it was towards a crew they hardly get a constructive consequence towards. And to get the win the best way they did after 38 years was particular.
What. A. Win. 😍 pic.twitter.com/seDAfGCWJS
— Nottingham Forest (@NFFC) December 14, 2025
In-form Xavi Simons stated he’s having fun with taking part in for Tottenham and was handed a beginning shirt within the quantity 10 function flanked by Kolo Muani and Mohammed Kudus whereas Callum Hudson-Odoi and Morgan Gibbs-White performed in midfield for Forest simply behind striker Igor Jesus.
Within the keenly contested first half, former Chelsea winger, Callum Hudson-Odoi gave the house aspect the lead with a wise end. That was the one objective within the first 45 minutes of the encounter.
It went from unhealthy to worse for the away aspect as defender Dan Burn went off injured and was booed off the pitch by the house followers as they confirmed no sympathy for the previous Brighton begin. Shortly after Hudson-Odoi doubled the lead for the house aspect prime ship the followers into broad frenzy.
Here’s a video of Nottingham gamers celebrating the win as shared through the membership’s official X deal with. Watch Beneath.
Vamos. 🤩 pic.twitter.com/iYkOx9Ge2k
— Nottingham Forest (@NFFC) December 14, 2025
With simply 11 minutes left on the clock, Ibrahim Sangaré scored to make it 3-0 and a whitewash for Nottingham Forest. The win lifts Forest into sixteenth on the premier league desk with 18 factors whereas Tottenham are in eleventh spot with 22 factors after 16 matches up to now.
