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West Ham United will travel to the City Ground to face Nottingham Forest in the second matchweek of the 2022/23 Premier League season.

- The last Premier League meeting between the two sides came way back in 1999. They went down to Newcastle United with both of the Magpies’ goals coming in the second half. It will be interesting to see whether they can put up a fight and challenge West Ham when the two sides face off on Sunday. Meanwhile, Nottingham Forest started their season back in the top-flight with a 2-0 defeat as well. West Ham United started their Premier League season with a 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, with new signing Erling Haaland scoring both the goals for Pep Guardiola’s side. However, against newly promoted Nottingham Forest, they will start as the favourites to clinch all three points.

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Lukasz Fabianski and Craig Dawson face late fitness tests prior to Sunday's Premier League fixture against Nottingham Forest.

- David Moyes provides Craig Dawson and Lukasz Fabianski updates ahead of Nottingham Forest clash - David Moyes makes Nottingham Forest comparison to Leeds United ahead of West Ham clash The same can be said for Angelo Ogbonna but Sunday's game comes too soon for him as he steps up his rehabilitation from an anterior cruciate ligament injury.

West Ham become the first team in over 20 years to experience a Premier League atmosphere at the City Ground later today.

Live stream: Sky Sports subscribers will be able to watch the game through the Sky Go App. TV channel: The game will be broadcast on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports ULTRA HDR. Nottingham Forest vs West Ham live stream: How can I watch Premier League game live on TV in UK today?

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On new signings Maxwel Cornet and Gianluca Scamacca, Moyes added: “Yes, I think they’re ready to start. Lukasz [Fabianski] had a knock last week and Micky Antonio had a knock too, but he’s trained today.” David Moyes said on his West Ham team: “It’ll be a similar group to last week.

Nottingham Forest and West Ham are eager to pick up their first win of the new season when they go head-to-head on Sunday. Newly-promoted Forest got their ...

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The Premier League match kicks off at 2pm BST on Sunday 14 August. What is the team news? Orel Mangala and Taiwo Awoniyi are in contention for starting berths ...

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The Irons have picked up 46 wins, 26 draws and 44 defeats against their opponents. While David Moyes has said he needs to wait his turn, I can see Scamacca getting his chance at the County Ground and wanting to impress. He had a debut to forget at St James' Park last weekend but that could soon change under Cooper.

West Ham are the first Premier League visitors to newly-promoted Nottingham Forest for some 23 years this afternoon.

Nottingham Forest vs West Ham prediction West Ham are the first to experience what could be a difficult atmosphere at one of English football’s most historic stadiums. Summer signing Nayef Aguerd is sidelined.

West Ham go into this game favourites, and according to the BBC, Forest have won only two of their past 21 league fixtures against the East London club. Here's ...

Steve Cooper's side will be without defender Scott McKenna, Ryan Yates and Steve Cook for the game. Fans can stream the action on the Sky Go App, but you must have a subscription for Sky Sports. Yes, Forest vs the Hammers will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.

They will look for a statement performance against West Ham after handing full debuts to Orel Mangala and Taiwo Awoniyi. Transfer progress has been ...

The drinks break brings an end to a pulsating opening 25 minutes or so. They will look for a statement performance against West Ham after handing full debuts to Orel Mangala and Taiwo Awoniyi. 14 mins: Better from West Ham as Benrahma creates the space for a curled strike that is kept out by Henderson at full stretch, with Toffolo then crucially touching the ball to safety under huge pressure from Soucek.

Everything you need to know about the match between Forest and West Ham at the City Ground this weekend.

A corner for West Ham is whipped over to Kurt Zouma who heads an effort to the near post. 90+8 mins: Nottingham Forest have done it! 90 mins: Seven minutes of added time to play. Dean Henderson was exceptional in goal for Forest and the home side fully earned the three points. Sunday’s early kick-off sees Nottingham Forest host West Ham in a bottom of the table clash after both sides lost their opening fixtures last weekend. Manchester City were just too good for David Moyes’ side and with Erling Haaland on point in front of goal West Ham were swept aside.

Follow the action from the City Ground as Steve Cooper's Forest take on David Moyes' Hammers.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek brings it under control then lays it off to Reece James before Ryan Sessegnon hacks down the wingback to give Chelsea a free kick. James sends a couple of crosses into the box but the ball comes back to him each time. Spurs get the ball rolling again and Chelsea immediately push high. Koulibaly is waiting for the ball again but this time his volley is spooned well over the crossbar. However, they did have goalkeeper Dean Henderson to thank for keeping the three points as he saved Declan Rice’s second-half penalty. The City Ground had not hosted a top-flight match since 1999 and Taiwo Awoniyi ensured it was a winning homecoming for Forest with his first-half goal.

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Taiwo Awoniyi had the City Ground bouncing like it hasn't for 23 years as his scrambled first-half goal set Nottingham Forest on course to a well-deserved ...

but if you look at it, we had good numbers up the pitch, made a lot of passes to get there, and sometimes you get what you deserve.” “The fans were amazing today and got off their feet with the way we started the game. Awoniyi left Liverpool for Germany last summer after a six-year stint at the Merseyside club, where he was regularly fielded out on loan. “As a striker you just have to be ready for anything around the goal. But had no further luck against the Forest centre-halves. Gianluca Scamacca – Led the line with Antonio hauled off. Tomas Soucek – Had a couple of first-half chances but his usual solidity alongside Rice was sorely missing. Never really commanded the centre of the field as we’re used to seeing. Lukasz Fabianski – Blocked Williams’ close-range effort on 40 mins, and produced a great save off a Niakhate header. Taiwo Awoniyi – Matched up to Zouma and Johnson, the target man Forest needed to get the crowd going. Harry Toffolo – It was his positive attitude to get on the ball and charge into the box, setting up the game’s only goal. But played with poise for the majority of the game.

Manchester United loanee Dean Henderson and ex-Red Devil Jesse Lingard were the key men as Nottingham Forest defeated West Ham United.

He had a real impact on how we played as high up the pitch as we did. "We didn't deserve the result, that's for sure. For Forest, meanwhile, it's a dream home start to life back in the big time. He balanced off his game staying with midfield players and being with the two strikers. "Second half, the plan wasn't so much to sit off and see out the game, but I understand why the team had to play with a bit more caution. His ball ricocheted off Ben Johnson into the run of Awoniyi, with his stride having enough force to divert the ball past Lukasz Fabianski in first half stoppage-time. Alongside Lingard, the ex-Red Devils were proving to be the heroes for Forest. He also put himself on Kurt Zouma throughout in a real physical battle, when he should've shown the nous of taking the easier route by imposing himself on the shakier Ben Johnson instead. During the drinks break midway through the half, David Moyes was deep in conversation with him, in an attempt to rejuvenate his play. Lingard was constantly in space, played a few dangerous throughballs, instigated counter-attacks, and tracked back throughout to help defensively, particularly on the left wing. Thankfully, the changes were not to the structure of the ground, as the noise reverberated off the steel around this old-school stadium wonderfully. "Catching up 23 years in six weeks" was the phrase coming out of the club this week, and that was evident in the starting lineup, featuring eight new arrivals.

Manchester United loanee Dean Henderson and ex-Red Devil Jesse Lingard were the key men as Nottingham Forest defeated West Ham United.

He had a real impact on how we played as high up the pitch as we did. "We didn't deserve the result, that's for sure. For Forest, meanwhile, it's a dream home start to life back in the big time. He balanced off his game staying with midfield players and being with the two strikers. "Second half, the plan wasn't so much to sit off and see out the game, but I understand why the team had to play with a bit more caution. His ball ricocheted off Ben Johnson into the run of Awoniyi, with his stride having enough force to divert the ball past Lukasz Fabianski in first half stoppage-time. Alongside Lingard, the ex-Red Devils were proving to be the heroes for Forest. He also put himself on Kurt Zouma throughout in a real physical battle, when he should've shown the nous of taking the easier route by imposing himself on the shakier Ben Johnson instead. During the drinks break midway through the half, David Moyes was deep in conversation with him, in an attempt to rejuvenate his play. Lingard was constantly in space, played a few dangerous throughballs, instigated counter-attacks, and tracked back throughout to help defensively, particularly on the left wing. Thankfully, the changes were not to the structure of the ground, as the noise reverberated off the steel around this old-school stadium wonderfully. "Catching up 23 years in six weeks" was the phrase coming out of the club this week, and that was evident in the starting lineup, featuring eight new arrivals.

Taiwo Awoniyi fired Nottingham Forest to a 1-0 victory in their first home game back in the Premier League with Declan Rice missing a second-half penalty ...

We are still in that process of becoming the team and the squad that we want to be.” Pablo Fornals cracked the underside of the crossbar 23 seconds into the second half and shortly after the hour Benrahma curled a free-kick against almost the identical part of the goal frame. Lingard, who turned down West Ham in favour of a move to Forest this summer, started brightly but this gutsy Forest performance was about the collective, a team understandably still gelling. David Sullivan, the West Ham co-owner, arrived at the ground in a royal red Rolls-Royce but some Forest supporters took another mode of transport: arriving by boat on the River Trent. The buzz was palpable on an afternoon brimming with lasting images; captains Joe Worrall and Rice standing side by side in a cramped tunnel; the Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis, in a white open-necked shirt, praying for a VAR check to go in their favour before Brennan Johnson’s strike was disallowed; Henderson blowing kisses to the stands after saving low to his right to deny Rice from 12 yards; the sheer noise as Born Slippy, the Trainspotting anthem, blared pre-match. The goal stemmed from Harry Toffolo’s surging run and cutback for Jesse Lingard, whose shot was tame enough for Ben Johnson to block, but on the verge of half-time Awoniyi was in the right place at the right time to open his account following a £17m move. How Nottingham Forest, this storied old club, had waited for a moment like this, as they edged out West Ham to savour their first Premier League win in 23 years.