The latest Nottingham Forest news comes from pundit Mark Lawrenson, who shares his prediction for the Reds’ game against Brighton, following comments from Roy Keane, Gary Neville, and Chris Sutton.
Former Nottingham Forest midfielder Roy Keane disagrees with pundit Mark Lawrenson on how the Reds will fare against Brighton.
Keane and ex-Manchester United teammate Gary Neville both predict a draw on Saturday (3 p.m. kick-off). Lawrenson, on the other hand, believes the Seagulls will win all three points.
He believes Brighton will deliver “under a bit of pressure” against Forest, despite the fact that the south coast club has been “a bit hit and miss” in the Premier League this season due to their European campaign.
“Brighton have been a bit hit and miss, but playing in Europe has made a difference for them,” Lawrenson told Paddy Power. “They’re under some pressure, so I’ll take Brighton.” I believe this is the story of their season, a little up and down. Brighton 0-2 Nottingham Forest.”
In contrast, Keane predicted a 2-2 draw: “With Forest at home and Brighton’s 85% possession against Forest’s counter-attack, I’m going for a 2-2 draw.” “It’s a difficult one to call,” Neville added, “but I’ll have to go 1-1.”
“Brighton have drawn four of their last five league games, and that is the outcome I am going with this time too,” said pundit Chris Sutton. At this rate, I think I’ll aim for a 1-1 tie in almost all of the games.”
“In terms of results, the Seagulls are definitely less consistent than they were last season, and Kaoru Mitoma‘s injury is a huge blow.” I was going to back Brighton to win, but with Mitoma out, I believe Forest have a better chance, particularly at home, where they are still unbeaten.”
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