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It was the kind of night that Nottingham Forest fans hadn’t experienced for a generation.
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It was the kind of night that Nottingham Forest fans hadn’t experienced for a generation.
Last night was a brilliant display of football from both Nottingham Forest and Sheffield United but the standout man was undoubtedly the Forest goalkeeper Brice Samba.
Brice Samba saved three penalties as Nottingham Forest reached the Sky Bet Championship play-off final courtesy of a nerve-shredding 3-2 shootout win over Sheffield United.
Nottingham Forest on Wednesday reached the final of the Championship playoffs after beating Sheffield United on penalties at the City Ground. However, Forest's jubilation of reaching a step closer to ending their 23-year absence from the Premier League was overshadowed by a pitch invader, who attacked former Forest player and Sheffield United captain Billy Sharp. Videos of the incident emerged on social media after fans invaded the pitch to celebrate Forest's win. Sharp, who missed the second leg of the semi-final tie due to an injury, was blind-sighted by a charging supporter while he was standing near the touchline.
Forest earned a penalty shootout win over Sheffield United in a dramatic evening in Lancashire.
Brennan Johnson has taken to Instagram to share a message with Nottingham Forest’s supporters following his side’s dramatic play-off semi-final victory over Sheffield United.
Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville will be one person pleased about Steve Cooper's side advancing to the Championship play-off final for the first time after suggesting that football "needs a strong" Nottingham Forest.
Head coach Steve Cooper saluted the City Ground crowd for helping to carry Nottingham Forest over the line in their play-offs semi-final.