Nottingham Forest will be looking to win their first Premier League match since August when they make the long journey to the south coast on Tuesday evening to take on Brighton and Hove Albion.
Steve Cooper's side have tasted victory in the league just once, beating West Ham United 1-0 in their first home game back in the top flight, with the East Midlands outfit picking up just two points since then.
Having drawn 1-1 against one fellow West Midlands side in Aston Villa, Forest couldn't extend their unbeaten run to two matches when facing another in Wolves, losing 1-0 at Molineux on Saturday.
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The contest was decided by a Ruben Neves penalty with the visitors seeing a spot kick of their own from Brennan Johnson saved, meaning that Cooper's men have taken just one point in their last seven matches.
As for Brighton, new manager Roberto De Zerbi got off to an excellent start, seeing his side draw 3-3 with Liverpool at Anfield in the Italian's first match in charge since replacing now-Chelsea boss Graham Potter. However, defeats to Tottenham and Brentford have followed.
The Seagulls will see the match as an excellent opportunity to pick up their first league win under De Zerbi whilst Forest will also see it as a potential opportunity to record a positive result on the road, having picked up one point away from the City Ground.
Amazon Prime will be broadcasting the match which is set to kick off at 7:30pm on Tuesday in the UK whilst viewers in the United States can watch the game on USA Network and Canadian spectators can stream it on Fubo.
Highlights will also be shown on Match of the Day, however with midweek football taking place across the Premier League, the programme won't air until Wednesday evening on BBC One at 10:40pm.
Our Forest reporter Sarah Clapson will be with you at the AMEX Stadium to bring you all the build-up and action as it unfolds. She will also be providing post-match reaction, and his coverage will be available to follow on Twitter and Facebook.
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