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Forward Brennan Johnson scored two goals as Nottingham Forest twice came from behind to secure a 2-2 draw against struggling Everton in a feisty Premier

Brennan Johnson struck twice to earn Nottingham Forest a vital 2-2 draw against fellow strugglers Everton in the battle for Premier League survival.

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Nottingham: Brennan Johnson struck twice to earn Nottingham Forest a vital 2 2 draw against fellow strugglers Everton in the battle for Premier League...

Both managers praised Bristol City keeper Dean Gerken for his superb display as the Blues and Robins drew 0-0 at Portman Road. The former Colchester man made a string of saves to prevent Town taking all three points.

Town and Bristol City played out their second 0-0 draw of the season at Portman Road with the Blues unlucky not to take all three points. Jack Colback hit the post in the second half, then in the final minute the Blues thought that Robins keeper Dean Gerken, the man of the match by some distance, had punched Connor Wickham’s long throw into his own net only for referee Nigel Miller to decide the former Colchester man hadn’t got a touch.

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Town’s dismal season got even worse as Peterborough deservedly came from behind to beat the Blues 3-1 at London Road. Daryl Murphy’s third goal in three games put Town in front with the Blues comfortable before the break but having missed chances, however, in the second half the Posh hit back with goals from Liam Dickinson, Lee Frecklington and Craig Morgan.

Boss Roy Keane says he will make changes to his team ahead of tonight’s trip to bottom-of-the-table Peterborough despite the Blues defeating QPR 2-1 at Loftus Road in their last game. Keane says he picked that side – with Jack Colback and Jaime Peters surprisingly but successfully used at full-back – purely for the Rangers match.

Town manager Roy Keane is hopeful that Sunderland won’t recall loan midfielder Jack Colback from his spell at Portman Road despite the Black Cats suffering a number of injuries. The Blues boss says he has been avoiding calls from Sunderland manager Steve Bruce just in case, however, Bruce himself says hes happy with the 20-year-old remaining at Town.