LATE WINNER AFTER ARNAUD STRIKES AGAIN FOR VISITORS

IT took Igor Jesus only 82 seconds to secure Nottingham Forest's first away win in Europe since 1995.

- By SARAH CLAPSON [e-mail] @Sarah_Clapson

And if the Reds do go all the way in the Europa League, the Brazilian striker will have played a huge part in getting them there. Thursday night's crucial 88th-minute goal against Utrecht was his fourth in the competition.

Up until the summer signing’s introduction, it had looked as though Sean Dyche’s side would have to settle for a draw in the Netherlands. Arnaud Kalimuendo's opener had been cancelled out by Mike van der Hoorn and time was ticking.

Super sub Jesus ensured Forest returned to the UK with a big three points, boosting their hopes of finishing in the top eight and going straight through to the knockout stages.

Here’s a look at some of the big talking points from the Reds’ 2-1 triumph at the Stadion Galgenwaard.

Strikers scoring

With Chris Wood and Taiwo Awoniyi still out, Jesus and Kalimuendo are sharing the minutes up front.

A second Europa League goal for the latter will do his confidence the world of good but it is his teammate who is proving to be a real find.

Jesus’ trademark Kamehameha celebration got another airing on Thursday as he let out a mighty roar after finding the back of the net. He has certainly got to grips with life at Forest since his move from Botafogo.