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Stefan Ortega absence vs Brighton explained as Nottingham Forest injury update provided - Nottinghamshire Live
Ortega missed the match due to a calf injury from the Europa League; Nottingham Forest manage fatigue with Matz Sels returning in goal amid a relegation fight.
- On Sunday, Nottingham Forest lost 2-1 at Brighton with Matz Sels starting after a month out with a groin injury, leaving the Reds in danger of relegation.
- Stefan Ortega, Nottingham Forest goalkeeper, picked up a calf problem during Thursday night's match against Fenerbahce and received treatment on the pitch.
- Sels then made key saves to keep Forest in the match after returning from his groin lay-off, including a reaction stop to Pascal Gross's low drive.
- Forest now sit two points above the bottom three with 10 Premier League games remaining, as Pereira flagged fatigue and a congested schedule for their struggles.
- Having reached the Europa League last 16, Forest face Manchester City away on Wednesday after a quick turnaround from Thursday's Fenerbahce tie, compounding recovery issues.
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Brighton and Hove Albion 2 Nottingham Forest 1 Evergreen Danny Welbeck felled Nottingham Forest with his 10th Premier League goal of the season, firing Brighton and Hove Albion to a 2-1 victory. Welbeck’s winner kept Forest firmly in the relegation dogfight after Morgan Gibbs-White had ...
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