Callum Hudson-Odoi was delighted with his double in Nottingham Forest's 3-1 win at Sheffield United.

The result strengthens Forest's survival chances.

Former Chelsea winger Hudson-Odoi said: "We have still got two more games to go and we are relieved. We played well and bounced back from going down and got the goals we deserved. It is nice to get the goals and help the team but it was more important that I helped the team today.

"I want to help the team and get more goals and assists. Hopefully there are many more to come. When I hit the post I was thinking is it going to go in or not. The more you shoot, the more chance it has of going in. I am happy to help the team."

On his second goal being a contender for Goal of the Month, he continued: "Hopefully the boys get more goals in this month. Hopefully, many more to come.

"I think for us, we wanted more mobility and keep moving around to create chances. It was just a case of keep moving to open up more spaces and get more goals.

"It is a really important three points and we go again. We know where we are in the table and want to get out of that position. Hopefully we stay safe. The fans were fantastic and we need their support in the last two games."

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