(Premier League 2023/2024): Highlights Nottingham Forest - Burnley

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Here we go at the city ground with a 125th anniversary rendition of the Forest Anthem.
It's Mull of Kintyre ahead of Forest against Burnley.
About 19 yards out, Gibbs-White right-footed from the right, curls it in now,
and it's headed out of the goalkeeper's hands and away towards the edge of the penalty area.
Not gone yet. Overhead kick from Scott McKenna loops up in the air
and is claimed by James Trafford.
Early forward into Elanga's feet, nice turn from Anthony Elanga, runs across the half,
feeds a lovely ball out to the left-hand side for Hudson-Odoi, inside the box,
pulled back for Iwanyi, his shot is deflected up in the air and cleared.
One back on the edge of the box by Mangala, but it goes through to the goalkeeper James Trafford.
Lovely football again, that touch and turn from Elanga,
then the vision to find Hudson-Odoi was great from the Swede.
Forest yet to find a way all the way through.
Yeah, lovely passing again from Montiel, and Elanga was actually a bit narrow on the pitch.
And he's got the ball again on the edge of his own penalty area,
and he's trying to run away from Iwanyi, and he hasn't, Iwanyi's picked his pocket,
and Iwanyi has got a man to his left, that's Hudson-Odoi,
who measures his shot, and Trafford dives away to his right and palms it away,
and then it's bashed away for a throw before it can go for a corner.
Yeah, great walk from Iwanyi there, tried to run the ball out but he got caught by Iwanyi.
He got turned, passed the ball to his left to Hudson-Odoi,
cut in on his right foot, shot on target, and the keeper, Dan,
low to his right, palm the ball away.
Decent shot, decent chance, and great work from Iwanyi again.
Knocks it left-hand side, this is Hudson-Odoi taking on Connor Roberts.
Hudson-Odoi into the penalty area, little ball forward for Mangala,
who squares it back to the edge of the six-yard box,
and again it wouldn't fall for either Iwanyi or Gibbs, why?
Now it's Eina down the left-hand side, he crosses too close to the goalkeeper,
and Trafford makes a comfortable catch under no pressure.
One of these balls into the box is going to fall to a red shirt eventually, isn't it?
Well, there's just so much creativity, there's so much running off the ball.
That time they got Iwanyi and then Mangala down the side.
Trouble, loses possession of the ball to Brownhill,
and now it's laid off for Amdouni to shot, good save, Matt Turner!
Really good effort from Zeki Amdouni from outside the box,
low along the ground, tested Turner, down low to his right,
and Turner, one-handed, got down well to it and turned it away for a corner.
There's a lovely link-up between right and left,
as Goodmanson played a long diagonal to find Kolyosha in the box.
Gibbs-White takes the corner, high, and...
Oh, again, somehow, Sangare, Iwanyi, McKenna,
all standing close to the ball, it fizzes past all of them.
I'm not sure how none of them got a touch, but none of them did.
Sangare gets the header.
It's out for a goal kick.
The keeper's been pinned on the line, I'm not sure why.
Scott McKenna's pinned him on the line, he can't come.
This is sent forward by Taylor to Brownhill,
Brownhill down the left-hand side for Kolyosha,
who's getting there ahead of Worrell,
nicks it past him and pulls it back to the edge of the penalty area for Amdouni,
to rattle the shot in low into the bottom corner.
It's Kolyosha and Amdouni, the combination for Burnley,
and they have the lead.
It's a fine finish from Amdouni, who scored here in the League Cup,
now he's scored here in the Premier League as well,
but it was all about the pace of Kolyosha down the left-hand side,
who got away from Worrell and squared it back from bang on the byline.
I thought it might have gone out of play,
but he's pulled it back towards the edge of the penalty area,
and Zeki Amdouni, the Swiss international,
has buried that left-footed low into the corner of the net,
and Burnley are in front by a goal to nil after 41 minutes.
It's to Gibbs-White, who's on halfway.
Gibbs-White forward now for Elanga, who's cutting across from right to left,
and he's going towards the edge of the penalty area and shoots,
and Trafford goes down low to his left and makes the save.
Decent run, Elanga onto his right foot as he approached the deep,
but no real venom, no real conviction,
no real nastiness behind that shot, real clipped into the keeper.
They make their runs now. Gibbs-White takes towards the back edge of the box.
It's cleared as far as Mangala, who wouldn't settle for,
and eventually tried the curler towards the top corner,
which went over the crossbar.
Again, it just would not quite sit for Mangala.
When he did get it under control, it was almost too close under his feet.
Kolyosha got a foot in, it's come back to Elanga.
Now it's with Sangare, who's 25 yards out,
crossing towards the back post.
Awonyi chests it down and keeps hold of it,
lays it now for Hudson-Odoi, who curls one!
Into the top corner debut!
In a knee slide does Callum Hudson-Odoi,
the man they've signed from Chelsea,
onto his right foot from the edge of the penalty area,
curls it top corner beyond James Trafford,
and marks his debut with a peach of a goal.
Hudson-Odoi makes it 1-1, 16 minutes into the second half.
Wow, what a finish.
A bit of pressure from Forrester, kept the ball alive in the box,
into the back stick, and Awonyi was there.
Back to goal, popped it off to Hudson-Odoi,
just took a step to his right on the edge of the penalty area,
and his right foot curled it to the far top-hand corner,
in off the post.
Here's another ball from off one of the multi-ball cones,
and hurls this one in as well,
and it'll come at the back post for Zurui, off a header.
Off the first header, and Zurui volleys it way over the crossbar.
It was a half-chance on the half-volley.
Awonyi just wobbling a little bit at the moment.
Free kick given away by Gibbs White,
Sander Burger trying to get past McKenna,
and he has done, and he squares the ball back to be tucked in,
and it's a goal for Burnley.
Sander Burger feeding Lyle Foster,
and Foster sweeps it in from six or seven yards out.
And we're going to need a better angle than the one we're currently seeing
to see if Sander Burger just knocked that past Scott McKenna with his hand,
and the referee says he did.
Comes down for Gibbs White, struggles to control it,
but does really well to find Elanga,
Elanga with the cross back post, and down goes Awonyi in a crowd,
it comes out again for Gibbs White, he volleys it towards goal,
it's ended up being a corner as it's blocked.
What a mess that was for a few moments.
End-to-end, end-to-end, ten to go,
and anyone's game now, Forest in the ascendancy,
they've only had a goal disallowed,
what a big game to win this will be.
One-one the score, Burnley player down inside the penalty area,
cross from Elanga,
and Divock Origi was trying to send the ball back,
it crossed the edge of the six-yard box from beyond the back post.
On at the death.
Ola Eina hurls in a long throw,
Wood trying to get on the end of it,
headed away, comes out for Gibbs White,
he tees up Sangare, who shoots over the crossbar
from the edge of the penalty area.
Couldn't keep it down, Ibrahim Sangare,
looking like Hudson-Odoi to crown a debut with a goal not to be.
In it comes from Connor Roberts,
it's Sangare who wins the header this time,
comes down for Trezor, that hits Berger,
who should have been offside, I would have thought,
and then Divock Origi wins it,
which draws the referee's attention to a potential red card offence,
not other players, it can't be the case.
It's a definite lash-out with an elbow
into the chest of Ryan Yates,
and here is the referee.
Oh, it's red. Yeah, he's gone.
Lyle Foster is sent off,
takes it quickly down the right-hand side,
and Eina is in the clear, and he squares it back for Gibbs White.
Gibbs White's shot.
That'll be kicked.
Gibbs White clips it high towards the back edge of the penalty area,
up gets McKenna, heads it infield,
Wood wins the header,
which is looping into the arms of James Trafford.
Might well have been offside, Chris Wood,
after the first header was won by McKenna.
But it won't matter, that is full-time.
