Vítor Pereira says he is "proud" of his Wolves side because they "tried everything" against Nottingham Forest in their 3-0 home defeat at Molineux.

A 2-0 victory over Everton last time out made it five Premier League wins in a row for the Reds, marking their longest winning streak in the top flight since 1995. The final whistle saw Nuno Espirito Santo’s side go second in the table after they had clinched the three points courtesy of goals from Chris Wood and Morgan Gibbs-White.

Wolves welcome Nottingham Forest to Molineux having taken seven points from their last three Premier League outings while Forest continues its push for a Champions League spot.

And unsurprisingly, it’s Forest who are the clear favourites, with betting sites pricing an away win at 5/4 compared to 12/5 for Wolves to take the three points. Forest have won their last five matches on the bounce since a 3-0 loss to Manchester City at the Etihad, meaning that they are the league’s most in-form team alongside Newcastle United.

Nottingham Forest beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 3-0 away from home and moved within six points of Premier League leader Liverpool on Monday. First-half goals from Morgan Gibbs-White and Chris Wood and an injury-time third from Taiwo Awoniyi sent Forest to a sixth straight league win.

Chris Wood scored his 12th Premier League goal of the season as third-placed Nottingham Forest beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 3-0 at Molineux Stadium on Monday, keeping them on course for an unlikely title challenge.

Morgan Gibbs-White silenced the Wolverhampton Wanderers boo boys as Nuno Espirito Santo returned to Molineux to steer Nottingham Forest to a historic sixth straight win – and level on points with Arsenal.