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2025-03-15

London (PA Media/dpa) - A brace by Anthony Elanga helped third-placed Nottingham Forest to a comfortable 4-2 win at Ipswich to open up a six-point gap to Manchester City in the battle for Champions League qualification. Forest had boosted their unexpected Premier League top-four charge with a late victory over City last Saturday and followed it up with a comprehensive display at Portman Road where three goals in six first-half minutes settled the......

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