Nottingham Forest’s historic goal drought at home is part of longstanding problem

Nottingham Forest remains scoreless at home for the 2026-27 campaign, joining a rare group in English top-flight history to miss the target across their initial four league fixtures on home turf. Across all competitions, the squad has unleashed seventy attempts without success, struggling with low-quality chances largely driven by long-range shooting and poor accuracy when passing into the penalty area.

Manager Oliver Glasner faces a tough upcoming fixture as Manchester City visits for a weekend clash following back-to-back league defeats. Historical data highlights that this goal drought mirrors long-standing offensive struggles carried over from previous seasons, compounded by an overreliance on low-percentage shots from outside the box.

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