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Super Eagles duo Awoniyi & Dennis, Trossard keep 'clean sheets' again

Brighton and Nottingham Forest shared the spoils with these trio firing blanks.
Brighton and Nottingham Forest shared the spoils with these trio firing blanks.
The Seagulls dominated another game but are still without their scoring boots for the third successive match in the Premier League.
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The wait for the first win under Roberto Ze Zerbi continues for Brighton and Hove Albion after another blunt performance in the Premier League.

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Brighton was held to the boring goalless affair by bottom-of-the-table club Nottingham Forest at the Amex on Tuesday night.

Super Eagles duo of Taiwo Awoniyi and Emmanuel Dennis were at the stadium but Awoniyi made it to the pitch.

The 24-year-old was a second-half substitute but failed to add to his goal tally this season while his compatriot, Dennis, watched the game glued to the bench.

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Taiwo Awoniyi and Emmanuel Dennis are the Nigerians at Nottingham Forest
Another disappointing day for Taiwo Awoniyi and Emmanuel Dennis at Nottingham Forest

Awoniyi came on with just four minutes to play and had no time to make any meaningful impact for the Tricky Reds.

Dominant Seagulls go three matches without a goal

Brighton was the better side on the night but once again failed to make it count after another goalless performance.

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The home side had 70% of the possession, 19 attempts and created three big chances but couldn't find a way past one of the leakiest defences in the league.

The midfielder, Leandro Trossard, was the centre of attention for fantasy premier league managers for the Seagulls.

However, it ended in heartbreak as the Belgian failed to reward his owners after firing blanks despite four attempts at the Nottingham Forest goal.

While the manager, Ze Zerbi, believed his side could win the game before kickoff, it wasn't meant to be as they failed to score for the third consecutive match.

Brighton and Nottingham Forest shared a spoil that helps neither side.
Brighton and Nottingham Forest shared a spoil that helps neither side.
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The Italian will have to wait a while longer to register his first win as manager since he replaced Graham Potter.

In terms of the standings, a share of the spoils hardly changes much for either side. Brighton remains seventh while Nottingham Forest moved to 19th.

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