Former Premier League striker Clinton Morrison reacting to Friday’s result as Leeds beat Nottingham Forest: “It was bad for Forest. Credit to Leeds, they were outstanding. The players they have brought have done ever so well. The likes of Okafor and Calvert-Lewin look a threat.
“Leeds have a great chance to stay up as Elland Road is one of the hardest places to play.
“Forest were poor – massively poor. They need to be better than that. Pressure will mount on them. I still think they will stay up but it is going to go down to the wire. That was a six-pointer and Leeds were fantastic.”
Telegraph journalist Luke Edwards on Nottingham Forest hosting Wolves on Wednesday: “Must win. Simple. The optics of it are terrible if you lose at home to the worst team in the league. They have that dilemma with Europe too. It will be emotional and will capture the attention of the players being in the knockout round.
“We praised Sean Dyche when he came in for making them hard to beat. I’m not so sure they are that hard to beat at the moment. That’s when you’re in trouble when that is a manager’s philosophy – being hard to beat but you aren’t.”
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