66 shots, one goal - Forest's goalscoring troubles to continue with City next?
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Sixty-six attempts. One goal. One team with a problem to solve as the threat of relegation looms large.
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Analysis Nottingham Forest: Threat of relegation intensifies with Vitor Pereira's side scoring just once in their last 66 attempts Nottingham Forest's lack of goals have heaped pressure on Vitor Pereira's side as they sit two points above relegation zone; Forest visit Manchester City on Wednesday; Watch free highlights from the midweek Premier League games shortly after full-time across Sky Sports' platforms Callum Bishop Football Journalist Monday 2 March 2026 12:50, UK Sixty-six attempts. One goal. One team with a problem to solve as the threat of relegation looms large. Nottingham Forest's defeat to Brighton was another case of what could have been. On several occasions, boss Vitor Pereira was animated on the touchline as he watched his side spurn several good opportunities to take something from the Amex. It is the same story that has repeated itself in recent weeks. Points have been left on the table on account of Forest's poor finishing. But is it simply poor finishing, or rather poor choices in front of goal? It goes without saying that 66 attempts on goal across the last three games is the highest in Premier League over that period. Even leaders Arsenal, who have played a game extra in that time, don't come close. Forest also have the highest xG, standing at 4.54. Nottingham Forest news & transfers 🔴⚪ Forest fixtures & scores | FREE Forest PL highlights ▶️ Got Sky? Watch Forest games LIVE on your phone 📱 Not got Sky? Get Sky Sports or stream with no contract on NOW 📺 Choose the Sky Sports push notifications you want! 🔔 Of course, a lot of that owes to the fact that more than half of those shots came in one game. Forest mustered 35 attempts in their draw with Wolves without success. The second most with no reward in Premier League history. If just one had gone in, that would be enough for Forest to currently be sitting above Tottenham. But when you take a deeper dive into the numbers, something becomes apparent. Across the three games, Forest have created...
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