Nottingham Forest are unbeaten in their last six top-flight home games against Crystal Palace, since a 1-0 loss in February 1991.

Crystal Palace have never won in 11 previous Premier League meetings with Nottingham Forest (D7 L4). It’s both the most they’ve ever faced a side without winning and the most Forest have faced a side without losing in the competition.

Nottingham Forest have won seven points in their last three Premier League matches (W2 D1), more than in their previous eight combined (6 – W2 L6). Forest have won consecutive games under Sean Dyche once before, in November against Leeds and Liverpool.

Since MD16, Crystal Palace have won the fewest points (2), scored the fewest goals (4), lost the most games (6) and have the worst goal difference (-12) in the Premier League.

Nottingham Forest are looking to keep a clean sheet in three consecutive Premier League games for the first time since a run of four in December/January last season. They’ve recorded shutouts in their last two despite facing a combined xG of 3.91, the joint third most of any side across MD22 and MD23.

Only Burnley (14) are on a longer winless Premier League run than Crystal Palace (8) currently – the Eagles last had a worse run without winning between January and March 2023 (12 games).

Crystal Palace rank seventh for xG in open play in the Premier League this season (22.8) but they have scored the second fewest open play goals (10), giving them comfortably the worst open play xG difference in the league (-12.8) and worst since Everton in 2023-24 (-16).

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has only twice had a longer winless league run in his managerial career than his current run of eight – he went 11 winless between March and August 2022 and 10 without a win between February and May 2023 with Eintracht Frankfurt.

Taiwo Awoniyi has made the most sub appearances for Nottingham Forest in the Premier League (48) and has the joint sub goals (4), level with Jason Lee. Awoniyi last scored at the City Ground in February 2024 against West Ham, though he’s only played 380 minutes in 22 games there since then.

In the Premier League this season, Yéremy Pino ranks first among Crystal Palace players for chances created (32), chances created in open play (24), dribbles (35) and has played the joint most passes into the opposition penalty area (97). He also ranks second, behind Jean-Phillipe Mateta both times, for shots (34) and touches in the opposition box (66).