Home/Premier League/Nottingham Forest × Coventry CityNottingham Forest × Coventry City · Premier LeagueNottingham Forest17:3019 September 2026 at 17:30Coventry CityWhere to watchSky SportsTNT SportsCheck your local listings. Broadcast rights may change.PollWho wins?Nottingham ForestDrawCoventry CityTable11.Nottingham Forest5 pts · 4J · 020.Coventry City0 pts · 3J · -5Table →Read nextPremier League Bans Towels to Dry Ball, Arsenal AffectedThe Premier League has banned players from using towels to dry the ball during matches this season, a rule affecting champions Arsenal.News·Updated 8d agoPremier League vs La Liga: styles, history and reach comparedHow England's Premier League and Spain's La Liga really differ: money and depth against technique and European pedigree, with a balanced verdict.Comparisons·Updated 8d agoPremier League explained: format, points, relegation and EuropeTwenty clubs, 38 matches, three points for a win: how the Premier League decides its champion, the relegated clubs and its European places.Explainers·Updated 8d agoPremier League vs Bundesliga: who can own a clubThe 50+1 rule keeps the German members in charge of the vote, while an English club can be sold outright. Each choice has a price.Comparisons·Updated 9d agoAlso available inPortuguêsEspañolDeutschFrançaisItaliano
Premier League Bans Towels to Dry Ball, Arsenal AffectedThe Premier League has banned players from using towels to dry the ball during matches this season, a rule affecting champions Arsenal.News·Updated 8d ago
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