Nottingham Forest fans vote for Man of the Match vs Brighton, two players dominated

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Nottingham Forest supporters have been voting for their Man of the Match after Sunday’s 2-0 defeat to Brighton and Hove Albion at the City Ground.

The result saw a five-match unbeaten streak end, and Sean Dyche knows he must get back to winning ways against Wolves on Wednesday night.

Forest fought desperately hard in the second half to earn something from the game, but a Morato error in the 89th minute consigned the Reds to a rare defeat under Dyche.

Dyche praised Omari Hutchinson after the game, and his introduction turned the game on its head a little bit in the second half, with Forest huffing and puffing.

Elliot Anderson was linked with Manchester City at the weekend, and he, too, was in fine form, despite really having too many chances of his own in the game.

In our post-match poll, those two stars dominated the votes for the Man of the Match…

Nottingham Forest News readers vote for Man of the Match vs Brighton

Following a first defeat at the City Ground since Dyche came to the club, Nottingham Forest News readers have been voting for the Man of the Match accolade.

Two Forest stars dominated our online poll and at the time of publication, here are the latest results from almost 500 voters:

• Omari Hutchinson: 45.59%
• Elliot Anderson: 23.79%
• Ibrahim Sangare: 7.05%

The next highest player was Matz Sels with the others not causing too much trouble in terms of votes on the poll.

You can still continue to vote in the poll below…

Omari Hutchinson and Elliot Anderson continue to shine

For Anderson, it would appear that the world is his oyster, with a host of top European clubs hoping to sign him in the summer.

Anderson looks to be heading to the World Cup with England in the summer, where it looks as though he will be integral in Thomas Tuchel’s team for the tournament.

Hutchinson is more of a slow burner at the City Ground, but in recent weeks – since Dyche joined the club – he’s been in relatively strong form.

Now, the challenge for him is to keep producing the goods when he gets the chance to start and quite clearly, it appears as though the fans think he should do just that against Wolves on Wednesday night.