Nottingham Forest vs Leicester City: FA Cup Fourth Round – LIVE!

62 Minutes: One take of Zinkernagel, the scorer of the first and producer of the last, and bringing in Colback.

One Score Another! Throw-in on the right, Spence runs into the field, plays a one-two with Zinkernagel and with two players open for a pass, gets it over Ward and behind the net!

60 minutes: Lukman appears in front of Garner, walks into the area and knocks himself down. The referee shakes his head and Forrest rips the other end where Johnson has a shot saved, and then another shot.

59 Minutes: Nadi brings down Zinkernagel from behind. “I’m lucky it wasn’t booked there,” Martin Keon said on commentary as the referee pulled out his book.

57 minutes: John Keane writes, “You’re right, Brendan Rodgers didn’t have a very good spell at Reading.” “He came up with his “method” – all set at Powerpoint – but the players at the club weren’t flexible or skilled enough to play that system and there was no Plan B. He went to Swansea who had the authority for it. player, and there’s no looking back!” He’s probably got some good use out of that powerpoint presentation – a few names change around and it’s ready for the next interview.

55 Minutes: There is a chance for Leicester, but Iheanacho drops Daka, who drops his shot from 15 yards.

53 Minutes: Leicester breaks, and at the end of the move, Madison sends a low, curling shot from the edge of the field.

52 Minutes: The free kick is a regular attempt by Leicester at the training-field, although there he probably did not pass the ball directly to an opponent.

50 Minutes: Leicester won a corner, which was cleaned up well by McKenna. Soyunku picks it up to the right and basically stands still and waits for Zinkernagel to run over and straight to him, which doesn’t take long. free kick.

48 Minutes: Therefore Forest has not been asked to sit back and defend his leadership. Zinkernagel runs into the Leicester half, resisting an opportunity to go down with Nidi, who hangs high enough from his back, and goes to Johnson whose shot is wide.

players are back and ready to go. Leicester made a halftime change, removing Barnes and switching on Ducka.

“I’m old enough For people to remember that Brendan Rogers is an elite manager and we would be lucky to have him at Spurs,” writes Shorkie. “So much for him eh?” I’m still a believer, but there are managers who can work with the same group of players almost indefinitely with no rewards, and others who seem to only have two or three seasons in them. Rodgers is not in the first group, but he has had a significant positive impact on almost every club he manages (except for all of them reading, perhaps).

45+4 Minutes: We’ve had half the time, and the forest has been fantastic. They’ve scored three, maybe they can have another couple, and now they have a chance to recover from the gift of the goal that allowed Leicester to return to the competition.

45+2 Minutes: A stoppage-time stoppage occurs after Garner slips, and McKenna falls over his head. Glad that he has recovered.

45+1 min: There would be a three-minute pause time, or something along those lines.

43 Minutes: Leicester were basically glued all the way to half-time before the goal when Brendan Rodgers would have produced a rocket to wake them up. Now, however, they dominate the possession and it is the home side that is ready to freshen up.

Out of nowhere, Leicester are back In play! Madison swings down the left edge with the outside of his right foot, and makes a mad dash to intercept the samba in the forest goal, fails, and leaves Iheanacho with a blank goal for goal. gives. Stretching, Sliding and Wide to the Left, He Finds It!

40 minutes: Save! Forrest is nearly a quarter after a combination of Zinkernagel and Davis before setting up Spence, whose attempt kills the keeper.

37 Minutes: Forest wins another corner, but this time the whistle blows while the ball is in the air after Soyunku goes down.

34 Minutes: Upsets occur, and then lower-ranking opponents spend a quarter of an hour or so sharpening FA Cup Holder for shearing like so moist tissue.

32 Minutes: Garner has excellent set piece delivery, and dives into the depth of field widely known as the mixer from where Worrall’s diving, bouncing header finds the net!

Jungles are tearing Leicester apart! Ward swings a shot around the post in the Leicester goal, and Joe Worrall comes into the head from the corner!

Thirty minutes: Forrest plays around Lester’s defense by catching the ball from afar before retaking Spence’s cross for a corner. His fans are having the best of times.

27 Minutes: Zinkernagel, who really needs to stop committing the grisly foul on the left bank of the forrest, brings Justin down with a blatant foul.

26 Minutes: Only 24 seconds elapsed between the restart and the second goal.

And another! Almost from kick-off! It’s a backpass from Amarte on the left side of the woods, and Johnson lays on it, pulls the keeper over and tucks him through his legs and into the net!

Spence departs for Johnson, Whose cross leads Davis to leave Zinkernagel, which is pretty much a tap-in! He taps with his shin. Pretty classy target, that.

22 minutes: A sweet backheel flick from Johnson in midfield shows Forrest’s confidence. And it’s no surprise because…

18 Minutes: Chance for the Forest! Garner takes a free-kick from the right, and it is sent to the mixer, outside off, sent back inside, and Davis chests it down and across the goal and out of the corner of the post and bar. Goes!

14 Minutes: Leicester goes close again, but Barnes’ bottom center is overtaken by Lookman, who throws himself at him but can’t make contact. All the action is coming under the wing, where Spence and Johnson look bright for Forrest, and Barnes for Leicester.

11 minutes: Leicester won a corner on the right and passed it along the edge of the field to Lukman, whose first shot would have been on target if it hadn’t hit a defender and went wide.

9 minutes: One side is hanging. Leicester won a free-kick at the halfway point, and TV cameras zoom in on Madison, who won it. By the time they pan out again a second later, the ball has rolled.

6 Minutes: Chance for Leicester! They attack down to the left, from where Barnes passes the field for Thomas, who passes the farm for Ihenacho, which blazes high and wide!

4 minutes: One lovely cross from Johnson to the right leads to the edge of the field where Yates is brought down. Free kick, and a good chance of shooting.

3 minutes: A projected full-throttle opening for the game, but no prospects just yet.

players are gathering In the tunnel, more coaches have made their way to the bench. Kick-off is but a few minutes away.

foil-wrapped Cardboard FA Cup: Tick.

Keenan Davis, The Aston Villa striker is currently on loan at Forrest, opening the attack with new signing Sam Surridge on the bench. Meanwhile, it is three changes for Leicester, with Ihenacho and Nadedi back in the starting XI.

And so the fourth round weekend Towards its conclusion, with this final match. A home tie against Huddersfield in Round Five is the prize these two teams will fight today. Leicester are undoubtedly the defending champions, but their form has not been at all in the league since Christmas with one win, one draw and two losses to their name, while Forrest has won four out of five in all competitions, including his third round. Win over Arsenal.

Forrest would be without the man who scored the only goal in that game, their top scorer Lewis Grabon, who is expected to be out briefly after suffering an ankle injury following last Sunday’s loss in Cardiff. As a result, Deadline-Day signer Sam Surridge could make his debut, potentially joining Jonathan Panzo with another new arrival.

Leicester will be boosted by the return of Wilfried Nadidi and Kelechi Iheanacho, who have both returned from the Africa Cup of Nations, although Numplis Mendy is still in Cameroon preparing to play for Senegal in tonight’s final. Wesley Fofana, Jamie Vardy, Johnny Evans, Timothy Castane and Ricardo Pereira are all injured.

Forest has played Leicester three times in major cup competitions and won only once – and that was in FA Cup Back in 1901, when their opponents were still known as Leicester Fosse and Gate was depressed by the fact that Notts County were playing Liverpool at home that afternoon (they won 2–0). According to Sportsman, the game was “disappointing as a spectacle” and decidedly one-sided: Forest were four within 20 minutes and eventually won 5–1. Anyway, welcome!