This was the first game again for both sides after an international break, and it seems that the additional miles that the players recently traveled recently.
Brighton players traveled a total of 8,6208 miles during the break, while the Forest players combined combined with a total of 83,054 miles.
In a harsh meeting, the players seemed tired of both unwanted teams in his possession and lacking quality in the last third.
“Football needs to address this. I know people will say that the players are receiving their salaries, yes they do it,” said Gary Liker, former England striker.
“But it is not only about the well -being of the players, but the paid fans will suffer, as you will not get players at their best.”
When the starting assortment was announced before its launch, there were question marks about the decision of Nuno's comfort of the main attackers Callum Hudson-Deodi and Anthony Elanga, especially with the missing scorer Chris Wood because of the injury.
It seemed as if the forest coach had one look at the Premier League meeting on Tuesday against Manchester United – an opportunity to unite Forest in the first four places and enhance their football offer in the Champions League next season.
Hudson-de TEANGA came immediately after the hour, and although they struggled to make an impact during the game, the second place that Forest achieved in the forest.
“You have to give Nono some credit,” said Wayne Rooney, former Manchester United striker.
“We said before the match, we thought he had made a mistake in resting some players, but when they went through it, he should give them credit.”
