Oliver Glasner's Eagles remain in the Premier League's bottom three, while Forest rise to eighth after their first home win of the season. Eberechi Eze and Eddie Nketiah hit the woodwork for Palace, while Ryan Yates also nodded on to a post for the hosts.

Chris Wood's fifth goal of the season has given Nottingham Forest a 1-0 win over Crystal Palace in the English Premier League.

Nuno Espirito Santo has brought a level of calm to Forest after their flirt with relegation last season. His side continue to show guts in difficult moments, highlighted by holding on for a draw against Chelsea despite facing the last 10 minutes a man down after James Ward-Prowse’s red card.

Doug: Very good performance, seeing as we had two key players out of the starting line-up. The most encouraging thing was that once we scored, we did not sit back and allow the opposing team to come on to us. A solid defensive performance as well.

Crystal Palace will be eager to find some form as they find themselves in the relegation zone but have a tough task on Monday night facing Nottingham Forest at the City Ground

Nottingham Forest vs Crystal Palace is due to kick off at 8pm BST on Monday 21 October at the City Ground. How can I watch it? Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch the match live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League, with coverage on these channels from 6:30pm. Subscribers can stream the game on the Sky Go app or website.

Chris Wood has scored seven of Nottingham Forest’s past 10 Premier League goals and five of their eight this season (63%). Only Liam Delap (67% for Ipswich with four out of six) has scored a higher share of his side's Premier League goals this term.

Will Nottingham Forest continue their positive start to the season against winless Crystal Palace? Find out with Michael Butler