Nottingham Forest

Stadium: City Ground

Address: Nottingham Forest, The City Ground, Nottingham, NG2 5FJ

Telephone number: 0115 9824444

Direction from Watford by Road: Leave M1 at Junction 24 and head towards Nottingham on the A453, following the signs for football and cricket traffic. Join the eastbound A52 towards Grantham and continue over the Nottingham Knight Island and Wheatcroft Island until you reach the Gamston Island. Take the first exit on to the A6011/Radcliffe Road, continue over the Lady Bay Bridge and follow the signs for matchday parking. The City Ground is on the South Bank of the River Trent, one mile outside Nottingham city centre and across the road from Trent Bridge cricket ground.

Direction from Watford by train: The two most obvious ways to go by train are travelling to London St Pancreas via London Euston and then getting the direct train to Nottingham.

Or: Go from Watford Junction to Tamworth and then on to Nottingham station. The train station is a 20 minute walk and ten minute bus ride from City Ground. For more details go to www.nationalrail.co.uk.

Car parking: Around the stadium parking is limited but there are a number of Nottingham Forest-approved car parks you can use. There is one in Meadow Lane, which is at Notts County’s ground, at £3 a car. One in Victoria Embankment at £4 a car, Notts County Council charge £4 a car to park at County Hall and it is £3 a car to use the car park in Cattle Market Road. Nottingham Forest also urge away supporters to use their park and ride facility. The car park is located on Queens Drive, Nottingham, NG2 1AP. Leave the M1 at junction 24, take the A453 towards Nottingham and then follow the signs for Park and Ride. Buses run from two hours before kick off, every ten minutes to Trent Bridge, just two minutes walk to the ground. Return buses then run every ten minutes for up to an hour after the game ends. It is just a five minute bus ride and there's no traffic jams to sit in around the ground. Parking is free and fully secured with over 1500 spaces. A return bus fare costs just £4 per car load. For more information call premiere on 0115 985 1111

Programme: £3

Where to eat: There are food stands and shops on each side of City Ground and there is a McDonald’s restaurant outside the away end.

Where to drink: There are a host of pubs around the City Ground but away supporters are told to stay away from the Larwood and Voce and also the Trent Bridge Inn, which are both around Notts County Cricket Club’s ground. The unofficial away supporters pub is the Meadow Club which can be reached by crossing the Trent Bridge and then turning right on to Meadow Lane and the pub is on your right.