Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo has urged his players to continue working hard and staying humble despite a six-game winning run.

Forest recently crushed Wolves 3-0 to make it six consecutive league wins, leaving them level with second-placed Arsenal and just six points behind Liverpool.
“It feels good, we worked really hard แทงบอล UFABET ราคาดีที่สุด ไม่มีขั้นต่ำ to get what we have. It was a tough game today, Wolves had a lot of chances and Matz Sells was amazing in keeping us in the game.”
“I am very proud of the players’ work ethic and their hunger to go forward and score goals.”
“The Premier League is a very difficult competition, we always face tough opponents. We have to be humble because we haven’t achieved anything yet. We have to keep working until the end of the season and this will help us have a good time,” the Forest boss said.
Not since a seven-game run between May and September 1979 had Forest racked up six straight top-flight wins, though Nuno sent another record spiralling against Wolves.
The victory marked a fitting tribute to Brian Clough, who oversaw that seven-game winning run in 1979, on the 50th anniversary of Forest appointing their legendary manager.
The late Clough may well have been proud of this new era under Nuno, who insists his ambitions will not change despite Forest’s success this term.
“My ambition is always the same. As coaching staff we have this natural ambition of improving the players, this is what we are obsessed with,” he added.
“If we improve the players than the team will improve and if the team improves than the club will improve and the city will be happy.”
In their next league fixture, Forest return to home action against Liverpool on Tuesday, January 14, where a win would narrow the gap to three points.