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Wolfie is back to dissect last night’s thrilling Europa League draw at the Estadio Benito Villamarín, marking Forest’s first European outing in 30 years. What started as a fantastic display of Ange Postecoglou’s Angeball, with two stunning first-half goals from Igor Jesus, turned into a heartbreaker as a late equaliser from former Manchester United winger Antony snatched two points away from the Reds—Wolfie breaks down the highs, lows, and what this result means for Forest’s continental comeback.

The first half showcased some of Forest’s best football this season, with Jesus netting twice to give Ange a dream debut in Europe, but the second half saw defensive lapses creep in, allowing Betis to fight back. Wolfie highlights the attacking flair and pressing intensity that delighted fans, tempered by the frustration of Antony’s 87th-minute strike—did Forest squander a golden chance, or is this a promising start? The draw leaves a mix of pride and disappointment, especially with Murillo’s return adding stability before the late collapse.

How do you feel about this rollercoaster match—thrilled by the performance or gutted by the dropped points? Drop your thoughts in the comments and let’s debate Forest’s European return. Hit that like button, subscribe for more reactions, and turn on notifications to stay updated!

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