Southampton vs Nottingham Forest Tickets

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Southampton vs Nottingham Forest History

Southampton may not have that much to show for their efforts when it comes to tangible silverware in their trophy cabinet, but the South Coast side still has a rich history. Under Lawrie McMenemy, they achieved a great deal. In 1976, they won the FA Cup for the first time, beating Manchester United in the final, and they also ran Liverpool hard to finish second in the old First Division in 1984.

Under Brian Clough, Nottingham Forest exceeded expectations as they lifted the domestic title in 1978 and amazingly won the European Cup the following season, with Trevor Francis scoring a famous winner over Malmo. Incredibly, they repeated the feat and won the following season; this time, the winning goal came from John Robertson to defeat Hamburg in Madrid.

Southampton vs Nottingham Forest Head-to-Head

Nottingham Forest have, on the whole, a solid record when it comes to their away trips to the South Coast, more often than not returning with one point or all three. In 1995, in the Premiership, two goals each from Colin Cooper and Brian Roy gave the away side a famous 4-3 win, with Matt Le Tissier scoring a hat-trick for the hosts. In 2023 a single goal from Taiwo Awoniyi was enough to see Forest past the Saints.

Southampton vs Nottingham Forest Mutual Connections

A number of players have played for both teams over the years, and these have included famed keeper Peter Shilton, midfielder Adam Lallana, forward Billy Sharp, Saints legend Francis Benali and Republic of Ireland international David McGoldrick.