Brighton and Nottingham Forest bid to assert top-four contender status on Sunday when they meet in a compelling Premier League fixture at the Amex Stadium,

Two of the Premier League's in-form sides go head-to-head on Sunday afternoon as Brighton & Hove Albion host Nottingham Forest.The beginning of the Fabian Hurzeler era has been overwhelmingly

Nottingham Forest are unbeaten across their last five Premier League away games (W4 D1), their longest run in the competition since a streak of 12 undefeated matches on the road between February and October 1995.

Nottingham Forest struck first in the 17th minute, with former Brighton striker Chris Wood delivering the opener from the penalty spot. The penalty was awarded after Carlos Baleba was adjudged to have tripped Callum Hudson-Odoi in the box,

We asked for your thoughts after Sunday's Premier League game between Brighton and Nottingham Forest. Here are some of your comments: Brighton fans Barney: We were dominant. If you asked a Brighton fan who Nottingham Forest's man of the match was,

Brighton goalscorer Jack Hinshelwood admitted there was a ‘big gap in the midfield’ for Nottingham Forest’s second goal in their ‘frustrating’ 2-2 draw.