Forest left-back Oleksandr Zinchenko blasts a shot over from distance now.

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Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports at Stadion Galgenwaard

Callum Hudson-Odoi fancies it down this left-hand-side. This was brilliant and the goalkeeper was equal to it.

The same players involved but this chance is better. Callum Hudson-Odoi cuts in from the left side and curls a shot towards the far bottom corner - well saved by ex-Celtic keeper Vasilios Barkas.

Callum Hudson-Odoi gets into the box but then his shot is weak and central and Vasilios Barkas saves it within having to think too much about it.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports at Stadion Galgenwaard

Nottingham Forest need some experience on the pitch and Douglas Luiz can certainly offer that. He is only just right to come back, so I don't expect him to play the whole game.

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Forest midfielder Douglas Luiz delays on the ball and gets a bit of a smack to the face. He's OK though.

A long build-up and then Souffian El Karouani just slams it into the wall.

Forest mount an attack but James McAtee's ball is blocked. The hosts counter and win a free-kick in shooting range.

We are under way in the Netherlands.

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Nottingham Forest have recovered after a slow start in the Europa League, picking up seven points in their last three after one point in their opening two.

Forest are 16th, two points off the top eight and also the same amount off the elimination spots.

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Nottingham Forest boss Sean Dyche: "We've made it very clear with our performances in this competition that we mean business, and I think we've done very since I've been at the club in them performances.

"Now we've got to go and do it again. Away from home is always a tricky one, but we've got to go and deliver.

"I think we've done well in this competition so far, even with changes that have been made. The players have been really up for it, and we want to do well again.

"With the changes we've made I think we've looked nice and solid, and I think that's fair play to the players taking onboard a lot of what we're trying to change as a collective.

"I've been very pleased with the squad's mentality, because changes haven't really drastically affected performances so far and that's what we want again."

Utrecht have not won a European match since September 2004 - that is a run of 16 games.

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Thomas Hitzlsperger
Former Aston Villa midfielder on TNT Sports

It is a balancing act. Would you try to continue the players every match with the players knowing what they want to do?

I understand Sean Dyche resting players because the Premier League is the focus.

Michail Antonio
Former Nottingham Forest forward speaking on TNT Sports

It is very difficult [to balance all competitions].

When I was at West Ham and we won the Conference League we struggled in the Premier League, but still managed to win it.

Today, Nottingham Forest are lucky as they have Douglas Luiz and Oleksandr Zinchenko back.

Nottingham Forest have kept a clean sheet in 25 of their 51 European matches ever - the best ratio of any side to play at least 50+ (49%).

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Utrecht are 32nd in the Europa League table with just one point from five games.

In the Dutch Eredivisie they are seventh but have drawn their last three league games.

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Utrecht coach Ron Jans: "This is a completely different kind of opponent. If you look at all the data, they concede very few goals and have not many shots on target.

"They also don't press the opposition high. They have a defensive block from which they score on the break or from set pieces.

"That's perhaps their greatest strength. That's really different from, say, Real Betis, who really control the game.

"You need a bit of luck, but you also have to earn it. You just have to stay on top of things with the support of the crowd, and get the best out of yourselves.

"Then we can make it difficult for any team, Nottingham [Forest] included."

This is the first time these sides have ever met in a competitive game.

They played in friendlies in 1983 and 1986 - presumably relating to goalkeeper Hans van Breukelen, who played for both sides.