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Welcome to the Sky Sports Football podcast. We were at the City Ground for Saturday night football

this week when Nottingham Forest were playing Aston Villa. Here's how things sounded when the full-time whistle blew.

Notting and Forrest fans are pinching themselves. After last season's survival, they are up to fourth in the table they're

above Manchester City and they have their super sob Anthony Elanger to thank.

Nuno sent him on with the intention of changing the game. He thought he had set up an equalizer

for Chris Wood that was ruled out by VAR.

But when Forrest did get themselves level through Nicola Milkovich, canceling out John Durant's goal.

It was Elanga himself who stepped up to score the winner.

Emmy Martinez would have been disappointed with one of the goals that he conceded.

But earlier in the match he'd made an outstanding save as well to at that stage keep filler in it before John Durant scored.

But just for once today, it wasn't Girand who was the Super Sub, it was Ilanga.

Forrestal on 28 points.

They've never had more after 16 matches of a Premier League season.

They've beaten two of last season's top four teams.

It's their sixth win for Nuno's side in the last nine Premier League matches

and it follows up that glorious win that they achieved

at Old Trafford a week ago. That's why it's all smiles at the city ground at the moment. Nottingham

Forest two, Aston Villa One. The city ground is absolutely rocking. Jamie Reddenow, what a second half.

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