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It's a key win for Forest, as they head into a difficult run of games as they face both Manchester sides, before heading home to host Aston Villa. Ipswich meanwhile have home games against Crystal Palace and Bournemouth to come in the short future.

For Ipswich, they'll be disappointed to get nothing from this game but they failed to produce enough threat to get the goal. Sels made a good save in the first half, and Aina a good clearance moments later, but Ipswich had enough ball to put more pressure on the Belgian keeper later in the game.

A game decided by a single penalty, both sides a little guilty of some poor play in the front third. Forest won't mind in the end, it's the full three points for them, but they certainly have improvements to make. Silva got his first start, but spent a fair amount of time drifting into the middle after a lack of service on the right. Gibbs-White, Williams and Silva were all good going forward, while at the back Aina had a solid game, including a key goalline clearance.

Full time here at the City Ground and it's the hosts who grab three points with the only goal of the game!

Curled in but nodded back to where it came from, Ipswich recycle for one last delivery. It's curled in but Sels takes charge, making the claim at the second attempt as the final whistle goes!

Clarke does well up the left flank and now Ipswich have a late corner. Muric wanders up and there's time for one last chance...

No surprise to see the corner short, as they look to kill a few seconds. Ipswich win a throw and it's quickly up the other end.

Forest lump it forward hopefully, but Wood and Sosa combine to keep it in and win it. Sosa finds Yates at the top of the area, but he's closed down quickly and his shot is blocked behind for a corner.