1-1: Forest spared Wolves from a furious Lopetegui

Soccer did its thing in City land of Nottingham and what can be comfortable success for forest before the wolves of Lopetegui ended in a draw. The ineffectiveness of some ‘reds’ with great counterattack power punished the team Cooperwho saw how power match a rivalry of great intensity in which both teams presented arguments to get the three points.

It seemed like a heated rivalry due to the need of both teams to stay away from the relegation zone and it was. Despite the fact that the Wolves fixed the uncertainty and started as property owners, the most accurate was the ‘tricky trees’. One of the greatest dangers of the Jungle, brennan johnsonwanted to announce the first change with a dry shot that José Sa was able to clear over the crossbar.

Locals claimed some hands of Semedo at 18′ the referee kavanaugh considered impunable because they are attached to the body. Nottingham, based on counterattacks led tirelessly Gibbs-Whitebecame more noticeable as the minutes ticked by and the crowd at the City Ground, which was packed to capacity with 29,368 spectators, was pumped up.

It was the two ‘Matheus’ of Wolves who generated the first clear chance of danger for the visitors. Matheus Nunes He put in a perfect thread for the Brazilian’s shot cradle, who hit the ball on the crossbar. The roots are on the surface and the intensity of both lead to some delays. Lopetegui, who had previously shown his displeasure with the referees, angrily protested to the referee about some yellow cards he disagreed with. One of them is for Ruben Neves, which will serve a two-game ban for repeated accumulations. A sample of the force of arbitration in England compared with other countries.

Brennan Johnson is out

And on 38′, after some dangerous arrivals, this is when Cooper’s attacking trident appeared. The young man Danilo and Gibbs-White combined with a wall in front to open the ball for Johnson. The forward was unnerved and defined under the legs of the Wolves goalkeeper. 1-0 for Forest and the Welshman’s eighth goal in Premier League this course.

The start of the second half continued to be rough. In five minutes there was a double fall in both places. Gibbs-White went down with an overplay point, while Wolves claimed a penalty in a melee between Adam and Philip after a massive run by the Spaniard from his own half. After a few minutes of hesitation, Kavanaugh judged that the action did not merit punishment.

in 62′ Dennis and Johnson again missed a double chance that would have helped Nottingham wrap up the match. Lopetegui had an intuition that this decision would give his team a chance and he left Diego Costa and in Galician Hugo Great to try to revolutionize the game and interpret the superiority visit with possession.

Nottingham were more comfortable going on the counterattack, but every time they hit the opposite goal they couldn’t beat José Sá. Gibbs-White’s cavalcades ended in clear occasions for Danilo and Renan Lodiwho failed to extend the lead on the scoreboard.

Podence takes advantage of mistakes

And when you forgive, you pay for it. And deservedly or not, the Wolves tied the game at one game with a bit of luck. A shot of Peter Net from the front it bounced towards power and the Portuguese made it clear when he referred to a strong high shot, unstoppable for Keylor Navas.

In addition, Podence wanted to be the main character of the match to the point where he could be ejected after a few minutes for spitting on Johnson, although the VAR he will not openly appreciate the action. This controversy cooled the match to the add and ended up demoralizing some ‘tricky trees’ who failed too well.

The tie did not satisfy anyone, even though Forest were inferior after creating more chances than their rivals throughout the match. In the end, Lopetegui and his ‘wolves’ got justice for their part after a possible penalty missed on Adama and achieved a draw that puts both teams a little further away from relegation.

NOTTINGHAM FOREST

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WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS

1 – Nottingham Forest: Navas; Williams, Felipe, Niakhate, Toffolo (Lodi, 61′); Freuler, Mangala (Kouyaté, 86′), Danilo (Awoniyi, 86′); Gibbs-White, Dennis (Worrall, 67′) and Johnson.
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1 – wolves: Jose Sa; Semedo, Dawson (Good, 65′), Kilman, Toti; Ruben Neves, Lemina (Sarabia, 46′), Moutinho (Podence, 46′); Adama (Diego Costa, 65′), Matheus Nunes and Matheus Cunha (Pedro Neto, 81′).
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Thethe objectives: 1-0 Johnson (38′), 1-1 Podence (83′).
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TheReferee: Chris Kavanaugh. He showed yellow cards to Freuler, Johnson and Toffolo for Forest, while he also booked Neves, Moutinho, Semedo, Sarabia and Toti for Wolves.
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Thehappenings: 29,368 spectators at the City Ground in Nottingham.

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