The Tricky Trees followed up that win with a battling 3-2 loss at West Ham.

But the goals have started to flow for Forest, particularly on home soil, and there may be more to come from the City Ground side.

Forest are making the most of their chances and scored twice at the London Stadium from just five shots on target.

The Villa win saw them bag twice with just three shots on target and that clinical edge will be crucial as they look to improve on their position of 14th in the Premier League standings.

Both teams have found the net in six of Nottingham Forest’s last eight Premier League home games and more goals are predicted once again on their return to action this weekend.

Brighton know only one way to play, and their penchant for attacking football has left them vulnerable in recent matches.

And they will head to Nottingham looking to snap a six-match winless run, but the prediction is for a home win with both teams getting on the scoresheet.