Nottingham Forest made a mess of Tottenham at the weekend, running out 3-0 winners at the City Ground.
Sean Dyche has got Forest moving on an upward trajectory and claimed yet another victory after overseeing a mini-revival.
Dyche has now seen his team move five points clear of the relegation zone under his tutelage, and that represents a big transformation.
Forest had a number of top performers on Sunday during the emphatic victory, with Theo Walcott hailing Ibrahim Sangare for his efforts.
However, it’s not the Ivorian who has been named as the Premier League Player of the Week by Who Scored but one of his Forest teammates instead.

Callum Hudson-Odoi named Premier League Player of the Week
Forest reinstated Hudson-Odoi to the starting eleven in midweek against FC Utrecht and his fine performance there led to him getting the nod here too.
Hudson-Odoi impressed Troy Deeney during the contest against Tottenham, and now he’s earned extra recognition from football stats website Who Scored.
They’ve named him the best player in the Premier League during the latest round of matches, scoring him a 9.13 after his two-goal haul.
⭐Callum Hudson-Odoi named Player of the Week after Tottenham masterclass
How would you rate Hudson-Odoi out of 10 for his performance vs Tottenham
Hudson-Odoi has gone on a bit of a dry run in terms of goals and assists, but his return to form has come in timely fashion for Dyche, with Forest desperate to pull clear of the relegation zone.
Hudson-Odoi deserves a regular run of games
Under Dyche, Hudson-Odoi has lost his place more often than not to Dan Ndoye, although the former Chelsea man has been injured for a bit, too.
Ultimately, Hudson-Odoi is more accustomed to the Premier League than Ndoye, and it’s hard to imagine that he will get dropped after this latest showing against Tottenham.
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On his day, Hudson-Odoi is one of the best wide players in the Premier League, and although he needs to improve his goal contributions, he’s absolutely perfect for a Dyche system.
The 25-year-old gets back and helps out defensively, and after some sporadic form from Ndoye, it seems almost nailed on that Hudson-Odoi will be on the pitch when Forest play Fulham next Monday.
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