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Nottingham Forest player ratings - low marks as Reds suffer Europa League horror show vs Braga - Nottinghamshire Live
A missed penalty, own goal, and red card all contributed to Nottingham Forest’s 1-0 defeat, leaving them likely to face the Europa League play-off round.
- Nottingham Forest suffered a 1-0 defeat at Braga, leaving Europa League automatic qualification hopes all but over after a second-half own goal by captain Ryan Yates.
- Forest's attacking options were limited early on as winger Dan Ndoye, deployed as number nine, offered little presence, and the first half was low on clear chances.
- Five minutes after the restart a penalty was awarded after James McAtee was felled and the decision survived a VAR review, but Morgan Gibbs-White's spot-kick was saved by Lukas Hornicek.
- The match finished sourly with a straight red card for Elliot Anderson after he appeared to say something to referee Igor Pajac, while disgruntled fans voiced displeasure and Forest hope signing Lorenzo Lucca can lift spirits before Sunday's Premier League trip to Brentford.
- Forest sit on 11 points and face an uphill league task, needing seven teams to drop points to reach the top eight while almost certain to enter the Europa League play-off round.
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Nottingham Forest experienced an absolute nightmare against Braga in the Europa League last night.
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