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Quickfire Davis sets tone for Forest

By John Wragg

NOT T’M F 4

READING 0
Davis 1, 62, Yates 75, Surridge 80

STAR MAN

KEINAN DAVIS Nott’m Forest

NICE FINISH: Nottingham Forest’s Keinan Davis scores his second and, Inset, celebrates his first goal after just 17 seconds
PICTURE: Alamy

KEINAN Davis ripped into struggling Reading with Nottingham Forest’s quickest goal in 22 years.
Forest hope to be back in the play-offs by the time they play that juicy FA Cup quarter-final with Liverpool a week today.
Before then, there was relegation-threatened Reading to demolish yesterday and QPR to face...

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