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Matz SELS was the hero of Nottingham Forest when he saved two penalties to beat Brighton and achieve the FA Cup semifinals.
After 120 minutes of stalence in Amex, where she took over the football Knockout, SELS proved to be crucial when he saved Jack Hinshelwood and Diego Gomez to send Forest to Wembley.
It will be their first semi-final appearance of the FA Cup for 34 years since the final in 1991, where they lost 2-1 with Tottenham.
Ryan Yates sent a winning point kick, which means that Forest has won its last three FA Cup ties through a fine and triggered enthusiastic scenes, because the amazing forest season below Nuno Espirito Santo now has a real chance to attach some silver in the FA open cup.
The criminal drama was a reward for those who sat after 120 minutes of the oldest patons. Brighton played with fear, perhaps mentally vulnerable courtesy of the last meeting, where Forest won 7-0 victories last month Premier League.
Callum Hudson-Odoi and Anthony Elanga came to revive things in the forest after an hour and a forest was punished within three minutes. Kaoru Mitom slipped on Elliot Anderson, grabbed his leg backfore his elbow and overthrew him down.
Referee Peter Banes pointed to the place, but then, after looking at the playground monitor, he turned his decision and decided that there was no insufficient contact.
Extra-time came and went with the head of Gomez, who pushed SELS, the closest anyone came to the winner.
He saved SELS from Hinshelwood, and although Williams exaggerated, the visiting ‘goalkeeper blocked from Gomez before Captain Yates sent Away End Wild.
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SEL: We needed luck to sanction
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Head coach Nottingham Forest Nuno Espirito Santo was in a hovering mood after his party reached the FA Cup semifinals while Brighton Fabian Hurzeler felt his party to play at the time
Nottingham forest keeper MATZ SELS said BBC:
“We’re going to Wembley. I’m happy for the team and supporters. In penalty shooting you always need luck, but most went well for me, so I’m really happy, but we have to continue the show.
“We left a clean leaf and didn’t give many opportunities. So lucky, but now, on Tuesday, we have a big game.”
Nuno: Credit to players
Nottingham forest boss Nuno espirito santo:
“Good goals, but also good shooting. For the third time and it is the first punishment we missed in all the shooting.
“It’s recognition of players. And of course fantastic goalies.
“That means a lot, it’s a huge moment for our club and on our way.
“It’s a huge competition, Fa Cup. We’re pleased.”
Hurzeler: Brighton ‘Must show Reaction’
Brighton Head coach Fabian Hurzeler:
“I take responsibility. They finally had a big goalkeeper and eventually we couldn’t win this game.
“I think we didn’t do enough in 90 minutes to win this game. We’ve done enough for extra time. Then we had some big chances and we weren’t able to score.
“The main thing is now to show the reaction.
“To be disappointed today and tomorrow, hold your heads up and show the reaction and show that we are able to stick together as a team.”
When are the semi -finals of the FA Cup – and when is the draw?
The FA Cup semifinals will take place on the weekend of 26./27 in April at the Wembley Stadium, with a draw for the last four made on Sunday afternoon after Preston Vs Aston Villa.
