Nottingham Forest Football Club

Founded in 1865, Nottingham Forest was one of England's earliest teams, joining the league in 1892. Six years later, the team won the FA Cup in 1898, and achieved brilliant results in the late 1970s and early 1980s. This period was also the period when the English team dominated Europe. Since 1977, Liverpool, Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa have hosted six consecutive Champions Cup championships. In January 1975, Nottingham Forest announced that Brian Crowe became the team's head coach, marking the most glorious years in Nottingham Forest's history. Most of the trophies in Nottingham Forest's history to date have been won in the Crow era. In the 1976/77 season, Nottingham Forest, led by Crowe, successfully won the English Serie A league. In the following 1977/78 season, they won the incredible championship of the Serie A league and the league. The magical Crowe simply made all Nottingham fans crazy. The team's progress was comparable to that of the Rockets. In the 1978/79 season, Nottingham Forest reached the highest peak in Europe - the European Champions League! They first cleanly eliminated Liverpool from the previous two Champions Cups in the first round of 2-0, and then successfully won the final eight with a 7-2 victory over the Athens AEK, which greatly encouraged the morale of the Nottingham Forest team. The quarter-finals 5-2 eliminated the Zurich Grasshoppers, the semi-finals 4-3 stepped on the foot of the Cologne team, their opponent in the final was Malmö, the two sides experienced a bitter battle