Premier League football match between Nottingham Forest and Hull City at The City Ground.
Nottingham Forest take on Hull City at The City Ground on Wednesday 6 January, a Premier League clash that brings the Tigers across the East Midlands to West Bridgford. It's a midweek fixture, so you'll be heading to the ground on a working day rather than a weekend.
For those who haven't spent much time there, The City Ground has been Forest's home since 1898, and it sits right by the River Trent. It holds 30,445 fans across four stands, each with its own character. The Brian Clough Stand, named after the manager who defined the club's greatest era, is the main stand and holds 10,000 seats. The Peter Taylor Stand takes 7,500, and the Bridgford Stand holds 5,000. Then there's the Trent End, which holds 8,000 and is known for its steep, amphitheatre-like construction and the noisy home support it pens. The ground got its modern profile during a redevelopment in 1967, and it recorded its highest attendance back in 1992.
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It's a Premier League match, so you've got the usual setup: Forest at home, Hull City visiting, and the game played out in front of the home crowd in West Bridgford. If you're planning to go, keep in mind it's a Wednesday, so you'll be sorting your travel and your evening around a weekday. The match is on 6 January 2027.
