Morgan Gibbs-White scored the only goal on Thursday night against Porto
Championship game on a Saturday, Champions League match on a Tuesday?
While Nottingham Forest bask in the glory of Thursday's victory over Porto in the Europa League quarter-finals, their position in the Premier League means their short and medium-term future remains somewhat complicated.
Forest's battling 1-0 win to secure a 2-1 victory on aggregate means they will play Aston Villa in their first European semi-final for 42 years.
The winners of that all-English tie will head to Istanbul for the final on 20 May - against either Freiburg or Braga - as favourites.
