More dropped points for Nottingham Forest leave them second-bottom ahead of a meeting with league leaders Manchester City next weekend.

With just one Premier League win in nine games since the arrival of Oliver Glasner as head coach in the summer, just one point picked up from the last 15 available will raise some eyebrows.

Only Manchester United (18.6) have managed more shots per game in the Premier League this season than Forest (16.9), but the Tricky Trees are the division's lowest scorers.

In nine games, they have mustered just six goals. Five of those matches saw them fail to score.

With a further 15 shots today, and just one on target coming in the 78th minute from James McAtee, their failure to convert attempts into goals could prove costly for both their chances of success this season and Glasner's hopes of staying on as head coach.