Ipswich have lost just one of their last seven home league games against Nottingham Forest (W4 D2), while this is the first time they’re hosting them in the top-flight since a 1-0 loss in August 1994.

Nottingham Forest are looking to complete the league double over Ipswich for the first time since 2016-17 in the Championship. They also won both meetings with the Tractor Boys the last time they met in the Premier League (1994-95, with Forest finishing third and Ipswich being relegated).

Ipswich haven’t won any of their last 14 Premier League games against sides in the top three of the table since a 1-0 win against Liverpool at Anfield in January 1995 (D2 L12). Those 12 defeats in that run have come by an aggregate score of 40-3.

Between March 1996 and the end of the 2022-23 campaign, Nottingham Forest won none of their 15 Premier League games against promoted sides (D9 L6). Since the start of last season they’re unbeaten in 10 such matches (W7 D3), winning the last six in a row.

Ipswich are only side in England’s top four tiers without a league win so far in 2025 (D2 L7). It’s their longest run without a league victory from the start of a calendar year in their history.

Nottingham Forest have lost each of their last three Premier League away games, more than they had in their previous 13 on the road (W9 D2 L2).

Only Arsenal (38) have faced fewer big chances in the Premier League this season than Nottingham Forest (46), while only Southampton (46) and Leicester (47) have had fewer big chances than Ipswich (49).

This will be Nuno Espírito Santo’s 50th Premier League game in charge of Nottingham Forest. He’s won 21 of his 49 so far (D10 L18), with only Brian Clough (27) and Frank Clark (25) winning more of their first 50 top-flight games in charge of the Tricky Trees.

Ipswich’s Liam Delap has committed more fouls than any other player in the Premier League this season (60). Meanwhile, only Southampton (78) and Chelsea (77) have received more cards (yellow and red combined) than the Tractor Boys (72).

Morgan Gibbs-White’s assist for Callum Hudson-Odoi against Man City last time out took him level with Bryan Roy for Premier League goal involvements for Nottingham Forest (39 – 15 goals, 24 assists). Only Ian Woan (44) has had a hand in more for the club.