New Zealand reached the World Cup for only the third time with a 3-0 win over New Caledonia on Monday but lost Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood to injury.The All Whites join already qualified Japan and co-hosts the United States,

Chris Wood, the New Zealand striker, remains a shining example of talent and perseverance as he approaches the World Cup at the age of 35. This article explores Wood's remarkable journey from a substitute player in South Africa's World Cup 16 years ago to a leading scorer in the Premier League,

Few stories across the 2024/25 season have been more enjoyable for club supporters and neutral fans alike than Nottingham Forest's push for a return to the Champions League.Chief among them, the

Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood was awaiting the results of scans on a right hip injury which forced him from the field Monday in New Zealand’s World Cup qualifying victory over New Caledonia. Wood was substituted in the 53rd minute of the Oceania qualifying final with the score 0-0.

Nottingham Forest's Chris Wood will miss their FA Cup quarterfinal against Brighton after suffering an injury on international duty with New Zealand.

Nottingham Forest have been dealt a mammoth blow ahead of their FA Cup quarter-final clash with Brighton after talisman Chris Wood was ruled out of the tie with injury. Wood, 33, sustained a hip issue when on international duty with New Zealand, forced off midway through the clash against New Caledonia at Eden Park.

Nottingham Forest have been handed a major Chris Wood blow this week Nuno Espirito Santo's ... weekend's huge FA Cup clash after he was forced off early in the second half of New Zealand's World Cup qualifier against New Caledonia on Monday, following ...

Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood has been ruled out of Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final against Brighton. The striker, who has scored 18 goals in 29 Premier League games this season, was forced off in the 53rd minute of New Zealand's 3-0 win over New Calendonia earlier this week with a suspected hip injury.