Forest take comfort in Carling Cup

Nottingham Forest booked their place in the second round of the Carling Cup on the night the club’s English top-flight record of 42 matches unbeaten was broken by Arsenal.

Forest take comfort in Carling Cup
Thu, 26 Aug, 2004 - 00:09

Nottingham Forest booked their place in the second round of the Carling Cup on the night the club’s English top-flight record of 42 matches unbeaten was broken by Arsenal.

Their 2-0 win over Scunthorpe made it 13 games without loss for Joe Kinnear’s current Forest side, but it was an uninspired performance against the League Two leaders at the City Ground.

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CourtsSoccerCarling CupPlace: City GroundPlace: Highfield RoadPlace: Valley ParadePlace: HillsboroughPerson: Joe KinnearPerson: Gareth TaylorPerson: Paul EvansPerson: Brian LawsPerson: David JohnsonPerson: Paul MusselwhitePerson: Marlon KingPerson: Patrick SuffoPerson: Stephen HughesPerson: Jo KuffourPerson: Andy MorrellPerson: Dean Windass’Person: Ben MuirheadPerson: David PipePerson: Ian RichardsonPerson: Robert UllathornePerson: Shaun GoaterPerson: Andy HughesPerson: Lee PeacockPerson: Glenn WhelanEvent: Carling CupEvent: Coca-Cola ChampionshipOrganisation: ForestOrganisation: Nottingham ForestOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: ScunthorpeOrganisation: CoventryOrganisation: TorquayOrganisation: Sky BluesOrganisation: GullsOrganisation: CityOrganisation: Notts CountyOrganisation: BradfordOrganisation: BantamsOrganisation: MagpiesOrganisation: ReadingOrganisation: OxfordOrganisation: Sheffield WednesdayOrganisation: Walsall
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