After only three Premier League matches, Nottingham Forest parted ways with coach Nuno Espírito Santo. That was a long time coming, as Nuno clashed with club owner Evangelos Marinakis and Edu Gaspar, the club’s head of global football. 

With that change, Forest brought in a new coach with Ange Postecoglou. He is back in the Premier League after he parted ways with Tottenham Hotspur in the summer of 2025.

Ange brings a fresh brand of football to Forest

The new Forest coach takes over ahead of the club’s clash against Arsenal on September 13. He brings a new brand of football compared to Nuno, as he is a more attack-minded coach. This has led to concerns about Forest’s durability, as Ange’s style demands a stable squad. Players like Nikola Milenković, who are used to a conservative and defensive system, must track back and run, which could lead to injuries.

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Nottingham Forest have sacked head coach Nuno Espírito Santo just three games into the new Premier League season. The move comes after his public clash with Forest owner, Evangelos Marinakis.

Nuno, who joined Forest in December 2023, helped the club to a strong run last season. He guided the Reds to seventh place and secured a Europa League place for them. It was their best top-flight result in years and marked a huge step for the club.

Fallout with owner Marinakis

Despite the success, tension grew between Nuno and Marinakis. Back in August, the ex-coach shared how he feared for his job at the club. He once spoke out about the club’s squad and transfer plans at the time, which strained his ties with the owner. ‘Last season we were very close…this season it is not so well,�?Nuno remarked. 

On their official website, Forest thanked Nuno for his part in last season’s success. In the same post, they’ve confirmed that Nuno has ‘been relieved of his duties as Head Coach.�?/p>

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Wolves Women are making big plans for the future after a tough end to their season. The team fought hard for a shot at promotion to the Women's Championship but felt let down when they learned the club would not apply for a license to play in the new Women’s Super League 2. This decision left players feeling their efforts were 'all for nothing.'

On the last day of the Women's National League season, Wolves faced Nottingham Forest in a crucial match that would shape their future. The game ended with Nottingham Forest winning 2-1.

After this match, Wolves found themselves in a tricky spot. They had aimed for promotion but were left without the chance. Chairman Jeff Shi spoke about the need for change, saying the club will now apply for a Tier 2 license every year, tied to their performance on the field.

He said, ‘We believe Wolves Women can continue to progress - and that belief will be backed by improved structure, support, communication and leadership. That's what we are committing to putting in place.�?Wolves plan to set up an independent board just for the women’s side and hire a full-time lead to help grow their finances. 

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Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace drew 1�? on May 5, 2025, with both teams settling for a point after a balanced match. This set Nottingham with 61 points, following a win and a defeat. Crystal Palace, however, remained in 12th place with their humble 46 points and three consecutive draws. 

Palace’s Eberechi Eze started the flow by scoring a goal for his team, but just after four minutes, Nottingham’s Murillo equalised when he bypassed the goalkeeper Dean Henderson. The excitement grew as the hosts desperately tried to regain dominance. 

Towards the end, Palace’s substitute Eddie Nketiah scored a last-minute goal after redirecting Eze’s shot. Unfortunately, the offside flag was raised when it happened, meaning he was in an offside position.

Despite efforts in both the first and second halves, the game ended in a draw. 

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