"Everyone is happy, buzzing. Everyone is tired as well - it was a long fight today. We played so good, energy from minute one. A lot of changes but the energy was unbelievable and from the supporters who came a long way to see us. The situation in the league where we are too, this is such a good feeling."
"Everyone is tired but this should give us a big boost for the coming weeks. Big chance to get the three points [on Sunday], get above them and keep going."
"Very happy, we proved today that we came to compete, we have good talented players. The first half was fantastic, on this difficult pitch we were at a high level. Second half we kept going, scored goals that were cancelled. But in the end we're happy."
Nottingham Forest secured a 3-0 penalty shootout victory over Midtjylland in the Europa League after the match ended 2-2 on aggregate. Despite making nine changes to the starting XI, manager Vitor Pereira was forced to rely on key players including Morgan Gibbs-White, Elliot Anderson, and Murillo as the tie extended to extra time. Goalkeeper Stefan Ortega acknowledged the team felt tired following the exhausting encounter but emphasized the win provides momentum for the upcoming weekend. Forest now prepares for a critical Premier League clash against Tottenham on Sunday, a match with significant implications for their relegation battle. Pereira made substitutions strategically to manage player energy levels ahead of the important fixture.
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