The match at the City Ground was intense, with both teams aware of the high stakes. Forest needed a win to stay in contention, while Chelsea knew that losing points could cost them a spot in the Champions League. The hosts started strongly, but neither goalkeeper was called into action in the opening half-hour.

Chelsea took control of the game in the second half, dominating possession and creating scoring chances. The breakthrough came when Pedro Neto's pass found Levi Colwill, who easily tapped the ball into the net. Forest pushed for an equalizer, but Chelsea's defense held strong, limiting them to long-range shots.

In the end, Chelsea's one goal was enough to secure their Champions League spot, finishing fourth in the Premier League. The win marks a successful first domestic campaign for Chelsea's manager, Enzo Maresca, who will now focus on the UEFA Conference League final against Real Betis Balompié on Wednesday.

The match highlighted the importance of a strong team performance, as Chelsea's defense played a crucial role in securing the win. The victory also marked a disappointing end to Forest's season, as they failed to return to the Champions League for the first time since 1980/81.

Levi Colwill was named the Man of the Match for his crucial goal, securing Chelsea's spot in the Champions League.