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Gibbs-White and Igor Jesus are spot-on to give Dyche fast start
The Guardian
|October 24, 2025
Three days in the job, two training sessions and, most importantly, one victory. Sean Dyche succeeded where Ange Postecoglou had failed so miserably, winning at the first time of asking to get Nottingham Forest's Europa League campaign truly up and running.
Sean Dyche gets back into the swing of things on the touchline
"Forest are back," sang the home support, who also chanted Dyche's name en route to handing Porto their first defeat of the season.
More remarkably, this was also Forest's first clean sheet since April. All in all, it must have been pretty satisfying viewing for Evangelos Marinakis, back in his seat in the directors' box and last seen scarpering from the stadium midway through Postecoglou's final game. Even the VAR gods were on Dyche's side, both Forest goals stemming from interventions, with Morgan Gibbs-White and Igor Jesus scoring a penalty in each half.
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