The match for the Champions League intensifies when Nottingham Forest Boost

The race for European places seems to be the most exciting narrative left in the Premier League this season, with a fifth place in the Champions League for the English clubs, almost guaranteed.

Nottingham Forest has increased their hopes to qualify for maximum competition in Europe with a 1-0 victory over Manchester United Tuesday on the city of the city.

The teams of Nuno Espirito Santo remain third in the Premier League with an advantage of eight points on Chelsea Quarto, which hosts Tottenham on Thursday, and a place in the Champions League seems to be at hand.

Opta data analysts now have 82% forest to finish between the first four and over 93% for a position among the first five, through their forecast models.

A brilliant race in the FA Cup also contributed to the star season of the forest while they booked their place in the semifinal, where they will face Manchester City, with Victory on Brighton Saturday.

The BBC Radio 5 Live Pundit and the former Tottenham midfielder Andy Reid said that the forest is in a “strong position” to qualify for the competition next year, but that there is still a “long way to go”.

As for the Forestry field, they are not going on for themselves.

Captain Ryan Yates said: “We have the England Cup to focus on and we have the championship. We are at Villa Park on Saturday and they are flying. We take every game as it comes”.

Exprit Holy was even less interested in entertaining the discussion on the forest that reaches those dreams, saying: “Let’s focus on the next. It’s day by day”.

Manchester City, Newcastle, Brighton, Aston Villa and Bournemouth are all in action on Wednesday with only five points that separate from the fourth to 10th on the table.