Nottingham Forest will be looking to return to winning ways .
The Reds suffered late heartbreak last weekend after thinking they had beaten Reading in stoppage time, conceding an equaliser at the death at the Madejski Stadium.
They now sit in fifth place and only two points ahead of Swansea City in seventh, though Forest do still have a game in-hand.
This weekend, Sabri Lamouchi's men will be looking to strengthen their grip on a playoff spot and perhaps even close the gap between themselves and the top two when they face bottom club Luton Town.
The Hatters are winless in eight across all competitions, and that has some Forest fans feeling pretty confident ahead of Sunday's midday kick-off. Though, others are warning against complacency.
Here's what Reds fans have been saying on the Forest Forum
Trents - "Lost their last 11 away in all comps. If ever there was a good time to play a team, this is it. We had better start off on the front foot here. No need to let them press and hit on the break. A chance for some goals and confidence."
Steve Stone's Mullet - "This is a must win to be honest. Not wanting to disrespect Luton. But we need to be taking the game to these and putting them to bed. 3 vital points need to be won."
BryanRoy - "Home to Luton is the type of game you have to win if you want stay in the with a shot of the top 2 and if we honest they don't have any players to worry about but maybe Izzy Brown who may be back for this."
Mase - "Luton are shipping 2 a game, up to 3 a game in the last 10. Whilst we aint the most prolific, its very difficult to see us drawing a blank here, regardless of how deep they sit."
Bryn Gunn - "You would think this is a ‘home banker’ but this is Forest we are talking about.
We could just as easily win 3-0 as draw 1-1, I can’t see a defeat though. I’ll go for 2-1 to the Reds."
GedlingRed - "We'll play to their level but hopefully nick it 1-0."
Frank Clarks Tash - "It's Forest, so expected us to make hard work of it. All the talk of who to rest and which youngsters to play smacks somewhat of complacency too. I hope for once we can actually put a weak team to the sword, rather than shooting ourselves in the foot."
