'In Forest's hands to keep European hopes alive'
BBC Radio Nottingham's Colin Fray talked about Forest's European dreams on the latest Shut Up And Show More Football podcast: "It could feel different if Forest beat Leicester on Sunday, especially with West Ham away to follow, who are hardly firing on all cylinders at the moment.
"There are a number of fans who are, quite rightly, looking up and others who are looking below them to make sure Forest are getting some European football.
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"If they can keep Chelsea at arm's length then the last day could be a shoot-out. Chelsea have Newcastle and Manchester United to face compared with Forest who have Leicester and West Ham. You would think that it is in Forest's grasp to keep Chelsea within a couple of points, if not go past them.
"From Forest's perspective, they have 19th and 17th-placed teams left to play so it is very much in their hands to keep things alive until the final day."
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