Nottingham Forest last won a trophy on 29 April 1990
1989-90 English League Cup Final
Wembley Stadium, London (att: 74,343)
29 April 1990
Ref: John Martin
Nottingham Forest - Oldham Athletic 1-0
1-0 Jemson (47)
Forest: Steve Sutton - Brian Laws, Des Walker, Steve Chettle, Stuart Pearce - Steve Hodge, Gary Crosby, Garry Parker, Franz Carr - Nigel Clough, Nigel Jemson
Subs not used: Terry Wilson, Tommy Gaynor
Manager: Brian Clough
Oldham: A. Rhodes - D. Irwin, E. Barrett, P. Warhurst, A. Barlow - N. Henry, N. Adams, M. Milligan, R. Holden - A. Ritchie, F. Bunn (R. Palmer 46)
Sub not used: G. Williams
Manager: Joe Royle
Wembley Stadium, London (att: 74,343)
29 April 1990
Ref: John Martin
Nottingham Forest - Oldham Athletic 1-0
1-0 Jemson (47)
Forest: Steve Sutton - Brian Laws, Des Walker, Steve Chettle, Stuart Pearce - Steve Hodge, Gary Crosby, Garry Parker, Franz Carr - Nigel Clough, Nigel Jemson
Subs not used: Terry Wilson, Tommy Gaynor
Manager: Brian Clough
Oldham: A. Rhodes - D. Irwin, E. Barrett, P. Warhurst, A. Barlow - N. Henry, N. Adams, M. Milligan, R. Holden - A. Ritchie, F. Bunn (R. Palmer 46)
Sub not used: G. Williams
Manager: Joe Royle
- When Forest last won a trophy Margaret Thatcher was the British Prime Minister and George Bush was the US President.
- The United Kingdom has had seven different PMs - and six different Doctors in Doctor Who! - since Forest won the 1989-90 League Cup final.
- When Forest last won a trophy the Channel Tunnel didn't exist. Construction of the 31.4 miles long tunnel started in 1988 and was completed in 1993.
- On the day of the 1989-90 League Cup final, Madonna topped UK's official singles chart with the song Vogue.
- Since Nottingham Forest last won a trophy, 33 new countries have been established in the world. South Sudan is the newest nation. It seceded from Sudan in 2011.
- Brian Clough, who died in 2004, won nine major trophies with Forest, including the European Cup (twice). The 1989-90 League Cup was his last trophy.
- When Forest last won a trophy Prince William was seven years old. His brother Harry was five.
- Three players from the League Cup winning team were later included in the England squad for the 1990 FIFA World Cup in Italy. Des Walker played all England seven games in the World Cup. S. Pearce played in six. S. Hodge was in the squad, but never played.
