Nottingham Forest were denied a crucial win in their bid to stay clear of the Premier League relegation zone as Daniel Podence struck a late equaliser for Wolverhampton Wanderers in a 1-1 draw at the City Ground on Saturday.
Forest had looked set for a first league win in seven games as Wales international Brennan Johnson gave them a well-deserved 38th-minute lead in a tussle between two teams far too close to the bottom three for comfort.
Wolves would have been happier with the draw as it kept them above Forest in 13th place with 28 points from 29 games although Forest have a game in hand. There was another flashpoint near the end when Forest's Johnson appeared to suggest he had been spat at by Wolves scorer Podence although no action was taken after a VAR check.
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