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Nottingham Forest Ratings - 9/10 Star Shines Amid Mixed Marks vs Porto
- Nottingham Forest drew 1-1 with Porto in the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final in Portugal, leaving the tie finely poised for next week's return fixture at the City Ground.
- William Gomes tapped in at the far post to give Porto the lead after 11 minutes, but Forest equalized two minutes later through an own goal from Martim Fernandes.
- VAR ruled out a goal by Jesus for a foul on Diogo Costa, while top scorer Chris Wood returned for the first time in six months following knee surgery.
- Goalkeeper Ortega made crucial saves to keep Porto at bay, while defenders Murillo and Abbott dealt with sustained pressure and midfielder Yates covered significant ground throughout.
- Both sides prepare for next week's deciding second leg at the City Ground in the Europa League quarter-final, with the level scoreline leaving the tie wide open.
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Nottingham Forest player ratings vs FC Porto: Murillo and Ortega shine as underdogs snatch a draw in Portugal
Detailed player ratings for Nottingham Forest following their 1-1 Europa League draw against FC Porto. Stefan Ortega and Murillo star at the Dragao.
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20-year-old Martim Fernandes forgot to look up before he passed the ball home.
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“It will be different in Nottingham” - Manager sets heated tone for Forest clash
Nottingham Forest held FC Porto to a 1-1 draw away from home on Thursday night, but the reaction in Portugal suggests the Premier League side may not have escaped with the comfort the scoreline implies. Nottingham Forest knew they were heading for a big challenge from the start. But manager Francesco Farioli was clear after the match. From his perspective, Porto did enough to win – and by a margin. The Italian coach saw his side dominate large s…
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