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The final day is going to be wild! This Sunday, Nottingham Forest traveled to West Ham's ground for Matchday 37 of the Premier League. Still in the race for the Champions League, the visitors did their job by winning 2-1 against the Hammers thanks to goals from Morgan Gibbs-White (11th minute) and Nikola Milenkovic (67th minute). Jarrod Bowen narrowed the gap at the very end of the match (86th minute). With this victory, Forest (7th) puts enormous pressure on Chelsea (4th), who are one point ahead and will be their opponent in the next and final Premier League matchday. While waiting for the match between Arsenal (2nd) and Newcastle (3rd), Nottingham has moved to within three points of second place. Top 6 standings Also read: - Homage XXL, 200th goal... Vardy's dream farewell to Leicester 🤩 - Cherki (almost) makes his departure official! - An Inter star ruled out for the Champions League final?
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