BBC Football reports that Aston Villa have suffered their fourth straight loss, with Unai Emery left searching for answers after another Villa loss.
The defeat to Nottingham Forest was a particularly disappointing one, as Villa were unable to cope with a rejuvenated Liam Delap, who scored just 45 seconds after the restart. Delap's goal was one of 22 shots that Forest had on the day, with the visitors also having 32 touches in Villa's box.
Alysson levelled for Villa with his first goal in English football, but the visitors were deserved winners, with Igor Jesus pouncing ahead of Aaron Wan-Bissaka with two minutes left to earn a first win at Villa Park since 1994.
The loss has left Villa in a precarious position, with BBC Football reporting that if Coventry beat Brighton on Sunday, Emery's side will sit bottom of the table.
Villa visit Coventry in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday, where they will be looking to get back on track and revive their fortunes.