Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth Tickets

The City Ground plays host to the Cherries for what promises to be a hard-fought clash, and fans who want to purchase the best-priced Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth tickets can find a host of ticketing options here at SeatPick today.

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Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth History

Nottingham Forest have a rich history, but over the past few decades, they have struggled to reach their heady heights. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, under legendary boss Brian Clough, the club was a force to be reckoned with, and they secured domestic titles as well as back-to-back European Cup triumphs.

Bournemouth have done incredibly well to retain their position in the Premier League of late. The Vitality Stadium side has excelled at developing players and, therefore, creating the conditions for a well-run, financially dependable unit, as opposed to their recent past, which saw them yo-yo-ing through the lower leagues.

Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth Head-to-Head

Honours have remained pretty even in terms of this fixture over the years though in recent Premier League seasons, Bournemouth have actually achieved a great deal on their travels to Nottingham.

In 2022, the South Coast side came from two goals down to triumph 3-2 at the City Ground, with Jaidon Anthony scoring the late winner. The following season saw the same scoreline, but this time, England forward Dominic Solanke did the damage, scoring a hat-trick in a fine victory.

Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth Mutual Connections

A number of top talents have played for both clubs over the years; among the most prominent examples is Harry Arter. The versatile midfielder played over 250 games for Bournemouth between 2010 and 2020 before moving to Forest, albeit only making 15 appearances before moving on.

Similarly, long-term Bournemouth servant Steve Cook, who racked up almost 400 appearances for the club, then went on to play for two seasons at Forest.