Nottingham Forest fans will have to trawl back through their memories to April 2026 to recall their last victory on home turf.

Since beating Aston Villa 1-0 in the first leg of the Europa League semi-final, Forest have failed to register another win in six home games across two seasons and under two different managers.

Although Oliver Glasner left Crystal Palace with a spring in his step after lifting the Conference League trophy, the Austrian has endured a slow start to life with the Reds.

Former Forest midfielder Steve Hodge told BBC Radio Nottingham: "I understand the anger, frustration, and I get it. I have not been thrilled at home with what I have seen in terms of creating chances and exciting the crowd.

"The three home games this season, I can't count three or four chances in those games which were clear chances."

So far, only Coventry City (one) and Tottenham (two) have scored fewer goals than Glasner's side in the opening five league games of the season.

"Balls are put into the box, and Coventry headed every ball and they got every second ball. It was just the same again. It was a bit like watching the Spurs game and Leeds game again.

"I don't sit here and think it is going to come. They do struggle.