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Warburton back to foil Forest

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The LeaguePaper Team
23 February 2020

By Steve Coombs

ON THE RUN: Nottingham Forest’s Adama Diakhaby attempts to stop QPR’s Bright Osayi-Samuel
PICTURE: PA Images

SABRI Lamouchi refused to put the knife into his wasteful Nottingham Forest players as they were held by QPR.
Mark Warburton returned to his old club to frustrate their Championship promotion hopes, as his Rangers side manfully held out for a point.
Lamouchi saw his side miss some good opportunities, particularly during a first half when they also had a Joe Worrall header ruled out when it was judged the ball had been moving when Joe Lolley delivered...

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