Efforts to maintain third place.

Nottingham Forest are having a fantastic season under manager Nuno Espirito Santo. The team has demonstrated its superior ability by climbing to third place in the league table with 57 points after 31 matches. Nottingham Forest's recent string of victories has solidified their position, and they could even qualify for next season's Champions League as runners-up. Currently, Nottingham Forest are 5 points behind Arsenal with 7 rounds remaining. Their attack is in good form, scoring 51 goals in their last 31 matches. However, their defense has been quite poor, conceding 37 goals in the same period.

Nottingham Forest players are in impressive form.

Meanwhile, Everton, under veteran manager David Moyes, is having a less than ideal season. With only 35 points after 31 matches, Everton currently sits 15th in the table, facing pressure to avoid relegation. However, a positive sign is the team's recent improved form. In their last 11 league games, Everton have lost only one match, winning four and drawing six. This shows the team is gradually regaining its balance and strength, raising expectations among fans. Everton's attack has been in good form recently, scoring 33 goals in their last 31 matches. Their defense, however, has conceded 38 goals in the same period.

In this match, Nottingham Forest is expected to take the initiative and gain the upper hand from the opening minutes. Coach Nuno Espirito Santo's team may employ a strong pressing strategy to put pressure on Everton's defense. Key players such as Nottingham Forest's creative midfielder and speedy striker will play a crucial role in creating opportunities and scoring goals.

On Everton's side, manager David Moyes will likely opt for a defensive counter-attacking style to ensure team solidity. With their recent consistent form, Everton are perfectly capable of capitalizing on opponents' mistakes to score. Their agile wingers and long-range shooting ability will be their main weapons.

However, Nottingham Forest lost to Aston Villa in the previous round, while Everton impressively held Arsenal to a draw. The visitors are expected to pose a challenge for the home team. A loss against Everton could extend Nuno Espirito Santo's losing streak. Therefore, Nottingham Forest's task now is to try to maintain their third-place position by at least securing a draw. Only then will they be guaranteed a top-four finish when the season ends.

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