Check out all you need to know ahead of Nottingham Forest's trip to Millwall in the match preview, in association with Football Index.
Nottingham Forest will be looking to bounce back with a victory as they face Millwall under the lights on Friday evening (kick-off 7.45pm).
Forest lost out to Cardiff last weekend and they will be hoping to get back on track with a victory against a rejuvinated Lions side.
Gary Rowett has made an impressive start to his time in charge at The Den and they will want to keep up their unbeaten home record under their new boss.
Team news
Sabri Lamouchi has no fresh injury concerns for the trip to London, with Ryan Yates still out through suspension.
Carl Jenkinson, Samba Sow and Yuri Ribeiro are nearing a return, with Lamouchi hoping they will be available for at least one of the home games next week.
Forest thoughts
Head to head
Forest wins | Draws | Millwall wins | |
League | 19 | 20 | 23 |
FA Cup | 2 | 1 | 2 |
League Cup | 1 | 0 | 1 |
Total | 22 | 21 | 26 |
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From the opposition
Gary Rowett is aware of the threats posed by Nottingham Forest ahead of the clash at The Den on Friday night.
He said: “I think they’re a good side, they’ve got lots of good forward players. They have lots of other good players but I think particularly in forward areas they’ve got the ability to win games and open you up.
“At home they play slightly differently to away from home. Away from home they tend to defend very deep and be very tactically organised. Lamouchi has proved that he’s a very good coach.
“They’re a very good side on the transition and counter-attack so we have to be mindful of that. We’re going to have to be wary of what they’re going to try and do and make sure we don’t open up too many spaces too early in the game.
“But, we’re at home and we’ll have to take some gambles in certain areas, play with the tempo we want to play with. It’s up to us to make the running to try and win the game.”
Referee
John Brooks will be the man in charge when Forest take on Millwall at The Den.
Brooks will officiate his second Forest match of the season after overseeing the 3-0 triumph against Derby County in the Carabao Cup back in August.
Friday's game will be his 15th of the season, having shown 42 yellow cards and no red cards in the previous matches.
Tickets and travel
A limited number of tickets are available for Friday night's game at The Den, with these tickets available from the Nottingham Forest ticket office until 12pm on Friday. Full ticket information can be found here.
Travel information, provided by Millwall, can be found here.
Coverage
As the match is being shown live on Sky Sports, there will be no live broadcast available on iFollow Forest. Audio commentary provided by BBC Radio Nottingham will be available, however.
There will be full coverage of the game via the club's official social media channels and in the Match Centre.
Other fixtures
All fixtures to be played at 3pm on Saturday unless otherwise stated:
Huddersfield vs Leeds (12.30pm)
Blackburn vs Derby
Cardiff vs Barnsley
Fulham vs Bristol City
Hull vs Stoke
Luton vs Wigan
Middlesbrough vs Charlton
QPR vs Preston
Reading vs Birmingham
Sheffield Wednesday vs Brentford
West Brom vs Swansea (Sunday, 12pm)
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