Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson tells Betty Glover about his England aspirations and answers the all-important question - can Forest make it into the Champions League?

Germany forward picks up injury at Dubai training campMartinelli, Saka and Jesus among forwards already out Arsenal fear an injury to Kai Havertz could leave them without a recognised centre-forward for several weeks in a major blow to their Premier League title hopes. The Germany striker is being assessed before Saturday’s trip to Leicester after sustaining what is understood to be a muscular problem during Arsenal’s training camp in Dubai. Havertz, the club’s top scorer this season with 15 goals in all competitions, returned to London with Mikel Arteta’s squad on Tuesday and will receive further treatment amid concerns that he could miss a crucial part of the campaign, including the trip to third-placed Nottingham Forest on 26 February. Continue reading...

Nuno Espirito Santo lost Taiwo Awoniyi to a serious-looking injury against Exeter City, and the Nottingham Forest manager has issued an update on the Nigerian striker

Angus MacDonald says he is "gutted" to have missed one of Exeter City's penalties in the FA Cup defeat by Nottingham Forest.

Watch the full penalty shootout as League One side Exeter City lose to Nottingham Forest in the fourth round of the FA Cup.

Nottingham Forest beat 10-man Exeter City in a penalty shootout to progress to the fifth round of the FA Cup, after Forest were unable to find a winner in extra-time against the League One side.

At 11.04pm, at last there was a result, Nottingham Forest avoiding an FA Cup upset against 10-man Exeter City after prevailing from the final fourth-round tie via a 4-2 penalty shootout victory. Neco Williams scored the decisive penalty after Matz Sels, who replaced Carlos Miguel midway through the second half, saved from Reece Cole before Angus MacDonald blasted his spot-kick against the crossbar. It was an absorbing contest – locals craned their necks from the windows of the terrace houses on St James Road to get the best view – but a cruel crescendo for third-tier Exeter. Forest had a man advantage for 53 minutes after Ed Turns was given a straight red card for a high challenge on Morgan Gibbs-White, 23 of which were in second-half stoppage time after Taiwo Awoniyi suffered a head injury. At the end Awoniyi was well enough to salute the Forest fans, some of whom will do well to return home by 4am. Continue reading...

Nottingham Forest's FA Cup fourth round tie with Exeter City was marred by an injury suffered by Taiwo Awoniyi, who was stretchered off in extra-time at St James Park