"We are disappointed. It's a poor penalty to give away from our perspective. "We had plenty of moments in the first-half. We had chances and we had a lot of pressure. The first goal felt important and, on another day, we would have got it. Fine margins."

Chris Wood has become Nottingham Forest's joint-top goalscorer in Premier League history, along with Bryan Roy (24 goals each). Meanwhile, he is one of only two players to be either top or joint-top goalscorer for two different sides in the competition (Burnley also),

Nottingham Forest's New Zealand striker Chris Wood's second-half penalty downed Ipswich Town 1-0 at the City Ground on Saturday as he became the club’s joint-top Premier League scorer.