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English Premier League: Nottingham Forest beats Tottenham 2-1

[22/04/2025 02:04]

LONDON – SABA
Nottingham Forest defeated their hosts, Tottenham, 2-1, at the conclusion of the 33rd round of the English Premier League.
The visiting team's two goals came in the first half of the match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Young midfielder Elliot
Anderson opened the scoring in the fifth minute, and veteran Chris Wood doubled the lead with a header in the 16th minute.

Brazilian Richarlison reduced the deficit for the London team in the 87th minute, but the goal wasn't enough to save Tottenham from another season-ending injury.
Nottingham Forest moved up to 60 points in third place, one point ahead of fourth-place Newcastle United.