Nottingham Forest are third in the Premier League and on one of the best runs in club history. How have they got here? Is the title actually possible?

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo speaking to BBC Sport after the win over Wolves: "We played good. We were organised and we had the luck of scoring really early, that settles us down. Wolves reacted well and Matz Sels was very good for us today to keep us in the game but overall it was a good performance."

And unsurprisingly, it’s Forest who are the clear favourites, with betting sites pricing an away win at 5/4 compared to 12/5 for Wolves to take the three points. Forest have won their last five matches on the bounce since a 3-0 loss to Manchester City at the Etihad, meaning that they are the league’s most in-form team alongside Newcastle United.

Morgan Gibbs-White and Chris Wood scored early and late in a two-goal first half and Nottingham Forest's defense stayed stingy, pushing the third-place Tricky Trees to a 3-0 win over Wolves at the Molineux on Monday.

David: What chance have you got if you miss opportunities in the goal area? Wolves should have gone in at half time 3-2 up not 0-2 down. You can't afford to miss glaring opportunities from 6ft in this league.

Not many would have predicted Nottingham Forest’s fixture against Liverpool next week being a Premier League title clash.

Former Nottingham Forest player and boss Martin O'Neill spoke to BBC Radio 5 Live about the club's impressive form: "European football is definitely on the cards, and Champions League football is a possibility which I know sounds strange. "When you have 40 points from 20 games, averaging two points a game, that is definitely Champions League form.

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