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Carlos Corberan has backed Chelsea loanee Levi Colwill to shrug off the disappointment of conceding the own goal that allowed Nottingham Forest to claim victory in the Championship play-off final.
Carlos Corberan admitted his frustration at Huddersfield Town losing the play-off final, but had to “accept” two penalty calls not going their way.
Nottingham Forest sealed their return to the Premier League after 23 years away thanks to a 1-0 win against Huddersfield at Wembley.
Nottingham Forest head coach Steve Cooper told his players to ensure they spend time with their families as a video emerged of him addressing the squad in the dressing room after their Wembley glory.
Huddersfield Town head coach Carlos Corberan chose not to criticise the officials after his side had two strong penalty shouts turned down in the second half of their play-off final defeat to Nottingham Forest.
Nottingham Forest return to the top division of English football after a 23-year exodus, after a 1-0 win over Huddersfield Town in the Football League Championship Playoff Final at Wembley. After a dominant but sterile opening half, Forest got their breakthrough right before half-time when Man Utd loanee James Garner whipped in a vicious shot that Huddersfield defender Levi Colwill turned into his own net.
There are those who fear change, but Huddersfield Town have made it their closest ally this season. Against a variety of opponents and facing a diaspora of game situations, Carlos Corberan’s side have found different ways to pick up points consistently and secure their chance at promotion at Wembley on Sunday.
The throng of blue and white humanity that poured onto the pitch at the John Smith’s Stadium upon the final whistle of their play-off semi-final was not just a celebration: it was an exorcism.