Nottingham Forest vs West Ham United Tickets

The Hammers make the trip to the East Midlands for this intriguing clash at the City Ground and at SeatPick, you’ll find a wide range of the best-priced Nottingham Forest vs West Ham United tickets, so why not check out what deals you can secure today?

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Nottingham Forest vs West Ham United History

When Brian Clough took over Nottingham Forest in 1975, the club’s sole notable triumphs had been two FA Cup successes, one of which came during Queen Victoria's reign. By the time the legendary boss left the City Ground in 1993, he had led them to a first-ever domestic league championship, two European Cup wins (over Malmo and Hamburg), and four League Cup wins.

West Ham have been a regular fixture in the top tier of English football for much of their history, but they have never won a domestic league championship; the closest run they have had to date came in 1985/86 when a feared strike pairing of Tony Cottee and Frank McAvennie led the team to a third-place finish.

The East London side have won the FA Cup on three occasions, and in 2023, under David Moyes, they won the Europa Conference League; the Scot was duly axed from his role just a year later.

Nottingham Forest vs West Ham United Head-to-Head

West Ham retains a decent record when it comes to head-to-head clashes away at Nottingham Forest. In 1996, goals from Mark Bowen and Michael Hughes gave them a 2-0 win despite being down to ten men, with Marc Rieper being sent off early in the second half. In 2011, goals from Kevin Nolan, Carlton Cole, Winston Reid, and an own goal from Luke Chambers gave the Hammers a 4-1 victory on the road.

Nottingham Forest vs West Ham United Mutual Connections

A number of players have worn both jerseys, with England international forward Teddy Sheringham being one of the standout examples.

The creative attacker moved to Nottingham Forest in 1991 and scored 23 goals in 62 appearances before moving to Tottenham. In 2004, he moved to Upton Park and netted 30 goals in 87 appearances for the club before moving to Colchester United to see out his glittering career.