Goals from Morgan Gibbs-White, Chris Wood, and Taiwo Awoniyi lead to Wolves’ defeat.

In a commanding display at Molineux, Nottingham Forest secured a resounding 3-0 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers, propelling them level on points with Arsenal in the Premier League’s top three. Goals from Morgan Gibbs-White, Chris Wood, and Taiwo Awoniyi highlighted a performance that showcased Forest’s attacking prowess and tactical discipline.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s side has been in formidable form this season, with only Liverpool boasting more wins in the league. This latest triumph marked Forest’s 12th victory, as they capitalised on Wolves’ defensive lapses, striking twice on the counter-attack in the first half. The visitors then expertly managed the game in the second half, with Awoniyi sealing the win with a goal in stoppage time, adding a touch of flair to an already impressive performance.

For Vitor Pereira, this match marked a disappointing first defeat in his tenure as Wolves boss, coming in just his fourth game in charge. The Portuguese manager will undoubtedly be frustrated by his side’s inability to convert several promising opportunities, particularly a glaring miss from young striker Jorgen Strand Larsen, who failed to find the net when it mattered most.

As Wolves regroup and refocus on their battle for Premier League survival, Nottingham Forest will be buoyed by their current form and the prospect of a title challenge. With this victory, they find themselves just six points adrift of the summit, and the whispers of a potential title run are growing louder.

The stage is set for an exciting second half of the season for both clubs, but for now, it is Forest who are basking in the glory of a well-earned away win.