Nottingham Forest head to Denmark on Thursday night with their Europa League hopes hanging by a thread.A narrow 1-0 defeat at the City Ground last week leaves Forest needing a response against FC

While the Europa League will continue to offer respite from an otherwise difficult season for Nottingham Forest, the additional games present challenges. Forest will take on Porto in the quarter-final on 9 and 16 April, welcome Aston Villa to the City Ground in between the two legs and then host Burnley the following weekend.

Nottingham Forest surged towards the last 16 with a commanding 3-0 first-leg win in Turkiye, handing Vitor Pereira a perfect start

Nottingham Forest reached the quarter-finals of the Europa League by beating FC Midtjylland on penalties, Sarah Clapson looks at the talking points

This was just Nottingham Forest's second win under Vitor Pereira – the other being against Fenerbahce in the last round of this competition. They won both the game on the night and the tie after the penalty shootout after previously going six games without a victory under the manager who replaced Sean Dyche in February.

Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace will be in action in Europe this week as they attempt to qualify for the quarter-finals. Here's how you can watch.

Forest will contest the two-legged UEFA Europa League tie with Turkish side Fenerbahçe, as they look for first European trophy since 1980. RICHBORO, PA, UNITED ...

Nottingham Forest supporters heading to Denmark today are asking themselves a difficult question. After waiting 30 years to see their team return to European competition, they're now asking if they'd be better off without it.

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