In a night that will be etched in Nottingham Forest’s history, Callum Hudson-Odoi delivered a stunning late strike to secure a monumental 1-0 victory over reigning champions Manchester City.

The City Ground erupted in celebration as Forest claimed their first league win over City since 1997. Hudson-Odoi, whose Ghanaian heritage adds a rich layer to his story, struck in the 83rd minute, sending the home fans into a frenzy. But it was inside the dressing room where the true euphoria unfolded.

“It is crazy in there,” Hudson-Odoi shared after the match, still buzzing from the triumph. “A result like that against such an amazing team means a lot. We fought for every ball, took our chance, and got the win. The changing room is going wild.”

The victory keeps Forest third in the Premier League, a position that few would have predicted at the start of the season. While the celebrations were intense, Hudson-Odoi emphasized the importance of staying focused.

“We know where we are in the table, but it’s crucial to stay humble and take it game by game. This is big, but there’s still a long way to go,” he said.

For Forest, this win is more than just three points—it’s a statement. And for Hudson-Odoi, it’s a moment that cements his place as a hero in the hearts of Forest fans.