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GALLAGHER ADDS TO ROVERS WOES

Frontman rushed to hospital

By John Wragg

NOTT’M F 1
Mighten 26

BLACKBURN 0

STAR MAN

BRICE SAMBA Nott’m Forest

MR COOL: Forest’s Alex Mighten celebrates his winner, shown inset top, and, below, Blackburn’s Adam Armstrong is shadowed by Tobias Figueiredo
PICTURE: PA Images

SAM GALLAGHER was taken to hospital with a suspected punctured lung as Blackburn slumped to their fourth straight loss.
Rovers’ hopes of making the play-offs are fading fast and the pressure is mounting on manager Tony Mowbray.
Forest won with a 26thminute Alex Mighten goal...

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