Nottingham Forest 1-1 Wolves: Chris Wood stars
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Chris Wood's feeling at home this season with his goal against Wolves a second in as many Premier League matches at the City Ground.
It's an opponent he enjoys facing and his opener after just 11 minutes was his seventh against Wolves overall.
It's the joint-most he's netted against any opposition (also vs West Ham) and only Erling Haaland has scored more Premier League goals against Wolves.
Wood - who is just the second player to net in both of Forest's opening home games of a Premier League campaign after Stan Collymore in 1994 - was lively throughout.
He tested Wolves debutant Sam Johnstone on a few occasions, was a threat in the air and linked up nicely with Morgan Gibbs-White.
Had he not been marginally offside when he converted from a late corner, he would have given Forest a hard-earned victory and claimed the headlines.
Nonetheless, his goals have helped Forest claim two points at home and they remain unbeaten after an encouraging start to the campaign.
