Nottingham Forest Tickets

Nottingham Forest F.C is one of the oldest football clubs in the world, founded way back in 1865.

Yet, they remain one of the forgotten giants on English football scene. However, in their heyday, Nottinham Forest were a serious contender.

Forest bagged a League title in the 1977–78 season and was a runner-up in two other seasons. It added two FA Cups to its resume of success in 1897–98 and 1958–59 seasons, while the opportunity to grab a third title slipped from its grasp in the 1990–91 season.

On the European stage, Forest has two European Cups, the predecessor of the UEFA Champions League. The back-to-back titles in the 1978–79 and 1979–80 seasons are a remarkable achievement, but what makes them more valuable is the fact that Forest is the only English team to have accomplished such a feat.

Current Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper secured a memorable return to the Premier League when his side achieved promotion from the Championship via the play-offs.

Nottingham Forest's home is the City Ground, a venue with a capacity of 30,445 that has been the stage for many memorable moments in the club's history.

Fans that want to experience their return to the Premier League can get Nottingham Forest tickets on SeatPick and watch Forest live during home matches or away on their travels.

About Nottingham Forest Football Tickets

Nottingham Forest Football Club started as a multi-sports club, but from the numerous disciplines members practised, football showed the most potential.

This became obvious in 1892 when it triumphed in the Football Alliance league.

The first half of the 20 century was not the brightest period in the club's history, which found itself in dire financial straits.

After closing the 50s with another FA Cup title in 1959, expectations were high, and the League title escaped the Tricky Trees in the 1966–67 season when they were runners-up. It was a signal of things to come. The 60s were a period when crowds of 40,000 supporters were the norm during matchday.

Without a doubt, the most productive period in the club's history was in the 70s, with two European Cup titles and finally being crowned the First Division champions in 1978. However, as the 90s started to creep up, it became apparent that the era under the sun was ending. The club entered the 21st century with a demotion to the second tier of the EFL, with the concept of a Premier League return being nothing more than a dream.

However, they managed to stage a comeback to the Premier League for the 2022-2023 season.

Steve Cooper will have his work cut out retaining Premier League football at the City Ground but he has been well backed in the transfer market.

Supporters planning to purchase tickets can check for the availability of affordable ticket prices on SeatPick's website and select the preferred seating plan. This is most certainly the best bet you have for getting Premier League tickets to see Nottingham Forest in action.

Major Rivalry

Forest is a club that holds several grudges, and the catalogue of rivals is not small.

At the top of the list is Derby County, which is perceived as the main rival. The tension started during the FA Cup final in 1898, and fierce feelings are still present. Unfortunately, Forest isn't likely to face Derby County any time soon due to the two divisions that separate the teams.

Other teams not looked upon favourably by Reds supporters are Premier League rivals Leicester City and Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Football tickets sell out fast when each of these clubs visits the City Ground, even more so now that these rivalries will be fought out in the Premier League.

Famous Footballers that Played for Nottingham Forest F.C

Nottingham Forest are a famous football team in England with a long and glorious history, and many notable players have graced the field in their red colours.

Popular names that wore the Red's jersey include:

• Stan Collymore
• Viv Anderson
• Bob McKinlay
• John McGovern
• Ian Bowyer

City Ground - West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, England

Name

City Ground

Capacity

30,445

Address

West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 5FJ, United Kingdom

Best way to travel to the City Ground

The stadium is on the banks of the River Trent south of Nottingham, about 1 mile from the rail station and Nottingham's Market Square.

By Car

Depending on the direction from which you are departing, the venues are accessible through junctions 24 and 26 of the M1. The best way to navigate is with GPS, by setting the SatNav to NG2 5FJ.

By Train

Nottingham railway station is connected to most cities in England and is about a 20-minute walk from the stadium.

By Bus

Several buses pass near the stadium, with lines numbered from 5 to 11 offering the best options.