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- Things will then come down to goal difference, and that's where Forest boast a huge advantage: they are 12 goals better off than Luton after 37 games, meaning Luton require a 13-goal swing if they are to overtake Nuno's team in that category.
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Nottingham Forest's push for promotion from the Championship continued to gain momentum after a 3-1 victory over Luton on Sunday.
Bottom side Luton started brightly at the City Ground and they were rewarded for their efforts when Harry Cornick gave them the lead in the 23rd minute.
However, Forest roared back through goals either side of half-time from Joe Lolley (36, 57) before a late Lewis Grabban penalty made all three points safe and extended their unbeaten run in the Championship to five games.
Image: Lewis Grabban celebrates scoring Forest's third goal of the game against Luton
Victory sees Forest consolidate their position in the play-off places as Sabri Lamouchi's side rise to fifth in the table, five points back from the automatic promotion places.
Meanwhile, Luton's troubles continue as they stay bottom, four points adrift of safety after a run of eight games without a win.
The hosts made a lethargic start and were given a warning after three minutes when James Bree's free-kick from the left narrowly evaded Matty Pearson and Dan Potts before drifting just wide of the far post.
•How the two sides lined up
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Eight minutes later, Bree was at it again - this time his set-piece picked out Potts who, after panic in the Forest penalty box, fired narrowly over from six yards.
Nottingham Forest boss Sabri Lamouchi: "The way we played the first half was not so well. Much better in the second half, enough to win the game. Happy with the result - to win at home in front of our fans is important but we need to play much better than we did in the first half. I don't know why we start like this. We suffered a lot, couldn't make three passes in a row, but luckily, we equalised before the break and the commitment was much better than the first half.
"The last time Nottingham Forest played the play-offs was a long time ago. I'm not so crazy to imagine something (promotion) impossible. Some people can start to believe but my job is just to focus on the next game, and we will see where we will be. We need to play much better than now. Do you think Nottingham Forest can get promoted automatically playing like that in the first half? The answer is no."
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