Nottingham Forest left with double injury concern as 'huge error' proves costly

Nottingham Forest have been left sweating on the fitness of Keinan Davis and Scott McKenna after their defeat at Luton Town.

Both were forced off with hamstring issues as the Reds fell 1-0 at Kenilworth Road. It means a nervy wait for boss Steve Cooper to see whether they are available for Monday’s clash at home to West Bromwich Albion (8pm kick-off).

Defender McKenna was brought off just past the 65-minute mark, with Forest switching from a three-man back line to a four as a result. Front man Davis, meanwhile, went off towards the end of the game, when the visitors had already made their three substitutions.

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Boss Steve Cooper pointed to a “huge error” from the officials as Nottingham Forest’s winning run came to an end against Luton Town.

The Reds were not at their best as they fell 1-0 at Kenilworth Road to their promotion rivals. But some questionable officiating did not help their cause.

A controversial first-half penalty proved to be the difference between the two sides, as Kal Naismith was clinical from the spot after Jack Colback had been penalised for a handball.

Forest had been flat in the opening 45 minutes, but they did improve after the break and had plenty of opportunities to get back in the game.

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Luton Town manager Nathan Jones has labelled his team’s performance against Nottingham Forest as ‘outstanding’ after a 1-0 win at Kenilworth Road.

Kal Naismith’s first-half penalty was enough to separate the two sides in a tense affair in the race for the Championship play-offs. The defeat is Forest’s first in 11 Championship games as the Reds eye promotion at the end of the season.

The game also saw Luton reduced to 10-men in the second half. But Steve Cooper’s men were