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May 3, 2014 at 12.15pm UK
 
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Team News: Brighton & Hove Albion make three changes

Brighton & Hove Albion make three changes for their Championship fixture with Nottingham Forest.

Brighton & Hove Albion manager Oscar Garcia has made three changes to his team for their fixture at Nottingham Forest.

The Spaniard has opted to include Matthew Upson, Jake Forster-Caskey and Inigo Calderon as the club search for a positive result at the City Ground.

The Seagulls will miss out if Reading defeat Burnley, but if the Royals fail to win at the Madejski Stadium, three points against Forest would see Garcia's outfit secure the final playoff spot.

Nottingham Forest caretaker boss Gary Brazil has made two alterations to his side, bringing in David Vaughan and Marcus Tudgay for Jamaal Lascelles and Radoslaw Majewski.

Nottingham Forest: De Vries, Peltier, Collins, Harding, Vaughan, Osborn, Majewski, McLaughlin, Mackie, Derbyshire, Tudgay

Brighton: Kuszczak; Calderon, Ward, Greer, Upson; Orlandi, Andrews, Forster-Caskey, Buckley, Lingard; Ulloa

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