Nottingham Forest pay tribute to legendary former manager Brian Clough during EFL Cup defeat to Arsenal

The Championship side were beaten 4-0 by Arsenal at the City Ground but they used the clash to remember their former manager

Nottingham Forest paid a special tribute to their former boss Brian Clough on the 12th anniversary of his death, during their clash with Arsenal.
Clough is regarded as one of the game's greatest ever managers, spending 18 years at the City Ground.
During his time with Forest, he won the First Division before back-to-back European Cup successes in 1979 and 1980.
And in the 12th minute of their EFL Cup defeat to Arsenal, the Championship side paid tribute.
An image of Clough was displayed on the big screens at the City Ground as all four stands rose to pay their respect.

On the pitch, Arsenal ran out comfortable winners in the third round tie.
Granit Xhaka, who got his first goal for the club at Hull, fired home another long-range strike to open the scoring.

Lucas Perez got off the mark for the Gunners with a penalty before rounding the keeper to make it three.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain added a fourth in stoppage time.