Nottingham Forest have won both of their Premier League home games against West Ham since their return to the league in 2022. They last recorded more consecutive wins against the Hammers (4) between 1969 and 1978.

West Ham have lost two of their last four Premier League games against Nottingham Forest (W2), having lost just one of their previous 15 top-flight games (W7 D7).

Nottingham Forest have won their last two games in the Premier League; The last time they won three in a row was in May 1999.

Only Liverpool (5) have conceded fewer goals than Nottingham Forest (7) in the Premier League this season. This is the fewest goals they have conceded at this stage of the league season since 2014-15 (7 in the Championship) and the fewest goals they have conceded in the top flight since 1978-79 (7).

West Ham have won two of their last three games in the Premier League (L1), which is as many as they had in the previous 12 games. They aim to win back-to-back league matches for the first time since March.

West Ham have kept a clean sheet in just one of their last 24 Premier League games outside London and have kept a clean sheet in their last 15 games since beating Bournemouth 4-0 in April 2023.

Nottingham Forest were 32% behind in the Premier League last season, and only the two non-relegated teams spent more in a losing position. They have been behind in just 8% of game time this season and Arsenal have been behind even less (5%).

Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood has never scored more goals against any team in the Premier League than he did against West Ham (7). But all seven of those strikes came in his first eight appearances against them, and he has failed to score in his last four games against the Hammers.

Chris Wood has scored seven goals in the Premier League this season; this was the highest number of goals scored by a Nottingham Forest player in their first 10 matches in a single season in the competition. In total he scored 22 goals in the Premier League for Tricky Trees, with only Bryan Roy scoring more (24).

Jarrod Bowen’s penalty winner against Manchester United last time out was his 78th Premier League goal for West Ham (46 goals, 32 assists). also 78).