Two-goal Taylor's on Reds alert!
The Football League Paper|November 08, 2020
CHRIS Hughton warns there is ‘still more to come’ from Lyle Taylor, after seeing the striker bag the two goals that helped Forest see off Wycombe.
Robbie Morton
Two-goal Taylor's on Reds alert!

It was the first time this season that the Reds have claimed back-to-back victories, following their midweek 2-1 win over Coventry.

And Forest again owed a big debt to Taylor, who followed up his injury-time penalty over the Sky Blues with a first-half header and a spectacular solo goal after the break, to help secure another three points.

“I think there is more to come from both Lyle Taylor and Miguel Guerrero, because they are both players who have not played too many 90 minutes in recent months,” said Hughton.

“It was a crucial goal, because we were up against a team that was pushing and pushing, really hard. I am pleased for Lyle. It was a really good cross for the first goal, but the second goal was all his, wasn’t it? It was a fabulous finish and, when you are a striker, you want to score goals.”

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