Chris Mepham and Ben Pearson are on for Bournemouth. Hold what they have, seems to be the target now.

Two to go. Plus stoppages.

"We are going up!" roar the Bournemouth fans, as Dean Court feels as though it's plugged into the National Grid.

Forest have thrown three changes on, Richie Laryea, Joe Lolley and Alex Mighten in a bid to keep the automatic dream alive.

Scott Parker is pacing excitedly and pensively all in one motion. He's so close to securing yet another promotion to the Premier League on his CV.

Jordan Zemura is toppled on the edge of the Forest box. Free-kick.

Home fans wanted a penalty!

Ryan Christie toes through to Kieffer Moore, who slips beyond the tumbling Scott McKenna and into a goalscoring position for Bournemouth.

However, Moore can't get the right shot away and the side netting again flutters in the face of the ferocious but off-target strike.

Nine to go.

Steve Cook slams a long pass through the middle for Nottingham Forest but the ball is overhit and it's easy for Mark Travers.

The stoppages have halted Bournemouth's rhythm a little, Forest have had some possession but just can't do much with it.

Brennan Johnson gallops away from Lloyd Kelly, who seems to draw him back, but Stuart Atwell just waves away.

He and Kelly exchange a word and a shove and Forest boss Steve Cooper bawls at the ref in his anger.

James Whitehead: Whoever doesn't win won't want to end up in the play-offs. They'll be the favourite to win them but that doesn't guarantee promotion to the bookies' favourite. Take Huddersfield and Blackpool for example, sometimes luck gets you promoted via play-offs.

Absolutely, James. Forest in particular have horrible nightmare memories of the play-offs. Bournemouth enjoyed their day at Cardiff in 2003, beating Lincoln 5-2 to gain promotion to League One, or Division Two as it was then.

Ryan Yates and Steve Cook are back on after extended treatment. Nottingham Forest need them.

The visitors just had three or four passes to string together in a row before the ball is pumped up to Sam Surridge.

He's unable to control it, and Jordan Zemura is left on the turf to take a breather after a heavy fall.

Forest break and Brennan Johnson's pace is finally utilised.

He gets away from Lewis Cook as he tries to bring a bouncing ball under control.

Cook then gives him a nudge and he stumbles the ball through to goalkeeper Mark Travers.

Forest denied a free-kick. Johnson not happy with Stuart Atwell.

Meanwhile, Ryan Yates struggling with a shoulder. The unlikely enforcer, that gangly midfield driving force for Forest would be a big miss.

Steve Cook puts in a perfect Bobby Moore-style challenge on Dominic Solanke, after his suction tight touch tees up a chance.

Forest get it clear. Steve Cook is having to work overtime, as are all of the visitors' defensive talents.

Kieffer Moore plays in Jadon Anthony and his shot forces Brice Samba to slap the ball away for a corner.

Unorthodox effort.

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Steve Cooper has to find a way for Forest to get their clutches on the ball and repel the red and black wave. They can't get a foothold.

Kieffer Moore is set away down the left, cuts in and curls a shot which Brice Samba just waves over the top.

Wild effort, nice idea but execution severely lacking.

Bournemouth get in with a ball into the channel, Philip Billing brushing off Ryan Yates and into the box.

However, his low cross is smothered by Brice Samba. Let off.

The Cherries come again, Jadon Anthony getting a shot away. It's blocked again.

Forest under the pump, Bournemouth running amok. But they still can't break the Reds down.

Lewis Cook pinches the ball in midfield, and tees up Ryan Christie to power forward for Bournemouth.

But Christie fouls Steve Cook in the process and the attack comes to a halt.

Interestingly, Dominic Solanke has drifted left, with Kieffer Moore the focal point up top for Bournemouth.

Bournemouth win a corner after Ryan Christie holds up the ball deep in Forest territory and plays the ball off Jack Colback.

The ball is sent in but big Brice Samba commands the box and takes it. Like candy from a baby.

Bournemouth will give Dominic Solanke a genuine support striker in Kieffer Moore, rather than a solo striker with forwards playing off.

Forest have a defensive quandary, though they do play with three centre-halves.

Jefferson Lerma has been limping since that break down the right. Ryan Christie whistles a shot high and wide for the Cherries, and Lerma sinks to the turf. His race is run for the night.

Wales striker Kieffer Moore is sent on. Intent from Scott Parker.

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Brice Samba has to beat away a dangerous ball in from the set-piece. Forest on the backfoot, big-time.

Bournemouth have to make the chances pay.

Another really good chance, as Bournemouth burst down the right with Jefferson Lerma.

His cross is taken down by Dominic Solanke, and the chance falls to Ryan Christie but Forest throw bodies in the way to block the effort.

Then Jack Colback commits a foul outside the box and there's more pressure being applied now.

Bournemouth get the ball between the lines and in behind, releasing Dominic Solanke.

However, the 30-goal striker goes near post rather than blasting across Brice Samba, and ripples the side-netting.

There's his sighter.

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Forest pushing and pressing up field, trying to push Bournemouth back to their own goal.

Steve Cook has to nip in to break up another Cherries attack. The home side enjoying a spell of pressure.