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Ange Postecoglou is still searching for his first win as Nottingham Forest boss, and he will have to make do without two key players against Sunderland. Postecoglou will take charge of his first match at the City Ground after four successive away games to begin his tenure.
Nottingham Forest return to the City Ground after four consecutive away games to face newly-promoted side Sunderland.
Postecoglou has brought the whole squad along for their first match in order to "keep the group together". He said: "Being away allows some of the spirit between the team to gel a bit quicker because we do have a lot of new players. It will be a worthwhile couple of days for us."
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