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FOREST READY TO MUSCLE IN ON THE ACTION

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The LeaguePaper Team
27 March 2022

FLP SPECIAL FOCUS ON THE CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF SCRAMBLE
By Chris Dunlavy

POWER GRAB: Striker Keinan Davis celebrates scoring for Notingham Forest against Reading
PICTURE: Alamy

NOTTINGHAM FOREST PREDICTED FINISH: 3RD

AUTOMATIC promotion? Forget about it. Unless you’re Fulham or Bournemouth, that race is run.
Fulham were over the hills and far away months ago, propelled to the Premier League on a wave of ludicrous scorelines. The only remaining objective for Marco Silva’s side is to eclipse Manchester City’s record of 108 second-tier goals, set in 2001-02. Ninety down, 19 to go.
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