Wolverhampton FC vs Nottingham Forest Tickets

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Wolves vs Nottingham Forest History

By far, the most successful spell that Wolverhampton Wanderers have enjoyed over the course of their lengthy history came in the 1950s, when the Billy Wright-led side won the title on three occasions. Since this time, they have spent much of their time outside the top flight, albeit in more recent seasons, they have been a fixture in the Premier League.

Nottingham Forest enjoyed their own period of dominance in the late 1970s and early 1980s, with Brian Clough’s managerial appointment being the catalyst for an extraordinary spell that saw them clinch their first-ever domestic league crown and then ran out winners in the European Cup in both 1979 and 1980.

Wolves vs Nottingham Forest Head-to-Head

Wolves have had an advantage over their opponents when it comes to clashes at Molineux over the years. In 2008, in the EFL Championship, a brace from Michael Kightly helped the home team to an impressive 5-1 victory. In 2022, a penalty from Portuguese international Ruben Neves was enough to get Wolves over the line in a 1-0 success.

Wolves vs Nottingham Forest Mutual Connections

A number of individuals have represented both teams over the years. Portuguese boss Nuno Santo is one example of this. He took over at Molineux in 2017, led Wolves to an EFL Championship title in 2018 and helped the club to strong finishes in the Premier League before leaving to join Tottenham. His spell at the North London club was a brief one, and after a year in Saudi Arabia, he took over the reins at the City Ground in December 2023, helping to keep the club from relegation in his first season as Nottingham Forest manager.