Nottingham Forest vs Burnley LIVE: Premier League updates

Kompany’s visitors appear to be out of ideas when it comes to possession, with centre-backs Al Dakhil and Beyer and goalkeeper Trafford having most of the ball. Burnley need to be more incisive to test Turner as the first half progresses.

Mangala overtakes Hudson-Odoi and reaches the byline before sending a tempting cross over the goal. Awoniyi and Gibbs-White both took the chance, but Al Dakhil eventually managed to intervene in his own six-yard box.

Aina is forced to hit a Brownhill cross back for a corner after the Clarets had a promising possession. The Burnley captain takes the free kick, but Turner claims with confident ease.

Gibbs-White bursts down the right after turning in midfield and hits his left foot in the penalty area. The Forest playmaker unselfishly tries to play for Hudson-Odoi but Burnley recover to remove the danger. The England youth international perhaps should have pulled the trigger there instead.

Forest have won their last four Premier League home games, scoring a different number of goals each time (3-1 v Brighton and Hove Albion, 4-3 v Southampton, 1-0 v Arsenal, 2-1 v Sheffield United). . As a first division club, they last won more consecutive victories between April and August 1991 (seven).

Hudson-Odoi appeared to win the ball in a hard-fought duel with Roberts, but referee Jones awarded the visitors a free kick. The whistles at the City Ground are getting louder as Trafford takes his time with another break in play.

SAVE! Burnley are once again the architect of their own downfall as Beyer runs out of defense and is dispossessed by Awoniyi. The Forest striker passes the ball to the left to Hudson-Odoi, whose right-footed curling attempt is blocked by a two-handed stop from Trafford.

Kompany looks visibly frustrated on the touchline as his team continues to cause their own problems with lapses in concentration in possession. The Clarets enjoyed playing a game-based game in the Championship, but the Premier League presents a very different challenge to their tactics.

CHANCE! Elanga slides inside before shooting down the opposition cross to Hudson-Odoi, who saves towards the penalty spot. Awoniyi attempts a first-time shot which Al Dakhil blocks at the perfect moment to protect the Trafford goal. Forest knocks on the door in the first exchange.

Kompany’s side are not yet satisfied as Cooper’s hosts apply pressure with unbridled energy. Gibbs-White, Elanga, Hudson-Odoi and Awoniyi offer Burnley little room to breathe.