Nottingham Forest have won just one of their last eight league games against Burnley (D5 L2), beating them 2-1 at Turf Moor in May 2024.

Burnley have won just two of their last 21 away league games against Nottingham Forest (D6 L13). Each of their last three visits has finished 1-1, with this season’s reverse fixture also finishing by that scoreline.

Nottingham Forest are unbeaten in their last four Premier League games (W1 D3), their joint-longest unbeaten run of the season. Forest last enjoyed a longer run in December/January in the 2024-25 campaign (8 games).

Across their last two Premier League campaigns in 2023-24 and 2025-26, Burnley have lost 44 out of 70 games (W9 D17). Despite spending 2024-25 in the Championship, only five teams have lost more top-flight games since August 2023 than the Clarets.

Nottingham Forest have netted just 14 goals in 16 home Premier League games this season, failing to score in five of their last seven at the City Ground. It’s their lowest goals-per-game at home (0.88) in a league season since 1996-97 (0.79).

Burnley have faced the most shots (533), the most shots on target (181), and the most xG (64.0) in the Premier League this season, while also allowing the most touches in their own box (1,051) and facing the most big chances (99).

Nottingham Forest manager Vítor Pereira has already lost at home to Burnley this season with Wolves – the last manager to lose two home games against an opponent in a season was Frank Lampard vs Brighton in 2022-23 with Everton and Chelsea, while no manager in English top-flight history has lost twice at home to a newly promoted team in one season.

Burnley have only managed 297 shots in 32 Premier League games this season – the fewest of any side – an average of 9.3 per game. Among teams to play 30+ games under a single manager since 2003-04, the Clarets under Scott Parker have had the joint-fewest attempts of any team under one manager, along with Paul Clement’s Swansea side and Chris Wilder at Sheffield United.

Nottingham Forest’s Callum Hudson-Odoi has three assists in his last four Premier League appearances, as many as he had in his previous 74 games combined. He ranks joint-fourth for open play chances created this season (44), while he has the most chances created following a ball carry (26).

Since making his Burnley debut on 11th February, no player has created more chances from set plays in the Premier League than James Ward-Prowse (8). He’s created 1.9 chances from set plays per 90 mins this season overall, the best ratio by a player since Kieran Trippier in 2022-23 (2 per 90) among players to play 750+ mins in a season.