Nottingham Forest welcome Leeds United to the City Ground this weekend.
Forest have been out of Premier League action for two weeks though match sharpness will still be high after their two legged defeat to Manchester United in the Carabao Cup semi-finals. Steve Cooper's side will be looking to pick up where they left off in the league after enjoying an unbeaten January that conjured up eight points in four matches.
Leeds, meanwhile, will be looking to arrest their poor run of form having not won any of their last six matches, a run which stretches back to before the World Cup break. Forest sit three points above the Whites heading into the fixture and know a win would open up a significant gap between them and the teams below.
