Marco Silva hopes Fulham will once again demonstrate their ability to quickly adjust in their upcoming home game against Nottingham Forest.  

After a disappointing Carabao Cup quarter-final defeat midweek, Marco Silva was asked how he would cope with the loss on his trip to the Northeast. He said, "Every loss is a test, and if you can win the match with a great performance, that's always the best outcome."  

"Take Newcastle United for example. After a disappointing defeat, they desperately needed a win to boost morale. Their home ground was filled with a fighting spirit, and they certainly delivered, showing resilience against a competitive opponent like us."  

"Looking ahead to the next game, we should continue with our previous approach. For example, after two unsatisfactory matches, we still showed the form we should have had when we played Burnley away, even though the result didn't quite match our performance. And we probably should have done better when we played Manchester City and Crystal Palace at home."  

"The team responded very positively, winning our away game against Burnley, achieving two consecutive away wins, and winning at a stadium where the club hadn't won in 75 years. Now, our primary goal is to strive for two consecutive Premier League wins."  

“Every game in the Premier League is challenging when playing against strong teams at home, and this game is no exception. This is also our last home game at Craven Cottage this season, and considering many factors, we hope to end our home season on a high note with a victory.”  

Overall, Fulham have a strong record against Nottingham Forest in the Premier League, winning five of their six encounters. Manager Marco Silva hopes the team can maintain this momentum, adding that creating a strong atmosphere at home would significantly increase their chances of victory.  

Marco Silva said: "We have always been confident, especially when playing at home. Although the results of the last two games have not been satisfactory, we feel very comfortable at home."  

“We know that as long as the whole team is united, we can remain highly competitive. With the support of the fans, we will become even stronger. We absolutely need their help, and this is a crucial moment to demonstrate the club's cohesion and strengthen team unity.”  

“Our club is player-centric, but also prioritizes the fans. We need everyone to be united because this stage of the season is a crucial time to showcase the club's overall strength. We need everyone to work together and move forward hand in hand. The upcoming matches will be a very challenging test. Our current record is outstanding, and we hope to maintain and continue this advantage.”