Millwall have a corner, but it's claimed by keeper Costel Pantilimon.

The home pressure continues though.

Lee Tomlin is far from happy with the challenge and not moving at all well. A nasty whack on the knee and he's hobbling around.

Both he and Joe Lolley are carrying on for now but really are not looking comfortable.

Shaun Williams is the second Millwall man in the book. A late challenge on Lee Tomlin and it's an obvious caution.

Tomlin is struggling and so is Joe Lolley.

Forest have done well for large periods of this match. But the goal threat has been much greater from Millwall. And it's a long way back for a side who have struggled for goals all season.

Steve Morison has hardly been prolific this season, with just three goals. But he brings so much to the team.

Scunthorpe lead Oxford 1-0 at half-time, Ivan Toney's goal the difference so far.

Promotion-chasing Wigan are still being held by Oldham, who started the day just inside the relegation zone.

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Tobias Figueiredo tries what is best described as an ambitious strike from 30 yards for Forest.

Jordan Archer makes more of a meal of it than he should but does deal with it.

Moments later striker Apostolos Vellios is off target with a better low strike. Not sure Archer would have saved that one.

Millwall defender Jake Cooper sends a tame header towards goal. Easy meat for the giant figure of Costel Pantilimon.

George Saville now goes into the book for pulling back Lee Tomlin. That's the third caution already.

More Forest possession and again it's neat and tidy but they cannot create a chance and Milwall win the ball and break.

Jed Wallace plays a fine pass to Lee Gregory but it comes to nothing.

Another smart passage of play sees Wallace involved again but his cross is blocked after another fine run.

The Lions look dangerous on the break.

It's Ben Marshall who clips it over the wall, but it's easy enough for Costel Pantilimon, the big keeper getting two hands on it and pushing it away for a throw-in.

Millwall win a free-kick just outside the Forest box. Lee Gregory is felled by Tobias Figueiredo, who is given the yellow card.

It's an outswinger that poses no threat and Millwall deal with it.

But the ball is not cleared properly and Forest threaten again, Ben Watson has a deflected shot that falls into the the path of Barrie McKay but lifts his shot over the bar from about eight yards. That's a really good chance.

Forest have a corner...

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There's plenty to admire about Forest's play. They are keeping possession nicely and probing, but it does invite a bit of pressure.

Costel Pantilimon and Danny Fox get a bit confused in defence and end up rushing things to clear their lines.

Forest take a few risks at the back. Tobias Figueiredo plays the ball across goal but just about gets away with it.

Millwall threaten from a corner. The ball is driven in, with Shaun Hutchinson and Steve Morison both leaping high. No harm done for Forest as the ball drifts wide.

Lee Tomlin gets a ticking off and a yellow card, presumably for a bit too much backchat from the Forest man.

Still no change to the scores in League One.

Scunthorpe almost doubled their lead against Oxford, but James Henry was on hand to clear an effort off his own line.

Meanwhile, it's still goalless in the battle of the two sets of Latics - Wigan and Oldham. Will Grigg has just gone close for the hosts.

Take the goal away and Forest have done pretty well. Stupid as that sounds.

They are knocking the ball around nicely.

Ben Osborn, Jack Colback, Barrie McKay and Lee Tomlin are all involved as Forest keep the ball for a minute or so and work it to Joe Lolley, whose shot is off target.