The latest goings on among Nottingham Forest's loanees across Europe.
Well, after another week and a bit, here is the latest updates on the Nottingham Forest stars gaining experience and playing time across England and Europe on loan.
Goals, clean sheets and debuts have contributed to a largely positive week for the Reds' loan contingent, although frustrations persist for some.
Morato (West Ham United) - First start, first assist
Former Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo handed Morato his first start for West Ham since he joined the Hammers on loan on deadline day, after brief cameos against Derby and Bolton.
The Brazilian defender put in an excellent display, operating outside of his usual domain, as a left-back, and produced a sublime assist for the Hammers' first goal, as he played a smart ball into the box to find Jarrod Bowen.
It was the first of six goals, as West Ham ran riot, claiming a 6-0 win over Wrexham.
Dilane Bakwa (LOSC Lille) - Back amongst the action
Dilane Bakwa was back amongst the action for Lille as they beat Troyes 2-0 in Ligue 1 on Sunday afternoon.
He assisted the French side's opener, laying the ball off to Tiago Santos, who finished superbly from outside the box with a curled effort.
Tyler Bindon (Charlton Athletic) - Solidity restored
After a heavy defeat at Stoke last weekend, Tyler Bindon played twice in the past week for Charlton Athletic, as they kept two clean sheets.
The Addicks were held to goalless draws at home to QPR and away at Portsmouth, and despite not being able to emerge victorious, Bindon's job was done well on both occasions, after he played every minute of each game.
Eric Da Silva Moreira (Excelsior) - Late heartbreak... twice
After keeping a clean sheet last weekend, Eric Da Silva Moreira did not enjoy similar fortunes in his two starts for Excelsior this week.
The Dutch side conceded in the 92nd minute to draw 2-2 away to NEC, and again in the 92nd minute to later lose 2-1 at home to Utrecht this weekend.
Da Silva Moreira was not on the pitch for either late blow, however, having come off after 70 minutes in both matches.
Gustavo Sa (Olympiacos) - Off-pitch chaos
Gustavo Sa started in midweek as Olympiacos beat Volos 3-2 in the Greek Cup, but despite emerging triumphant, manager Jose Luis Mendilibar was sacked.
Imanol Alguacil was chosen as his successor, but Sa did not start in his first game in charge, which resulted in a 1-0 home defeat against OFI Crete.
The 21-year-old came on in the 75th minute, but was unable to turn his side's fortunes around.
Omari Hutchinson (AC Milan) - Serie A debut
Omari Hutchinson came off the bench as AC Milan were held to a 2-2 draw away at Lazio.
Hutchinson came on in the 77th minute, with the score already 2-2, but was unable to help Milan find a winner late on.
Lamin Sillah (Gillingham) - Frustrating game time
Despite scoring after coming on against Rochdale last weekend, Lamin Sillah could not force himself into the starting XI that faced Tranmere at home.
He came on in the 82nd minute but was unable to get involved in the action, at a time when the Gills were already 2-0 up, the score which the game finished at.
Donnell McNeilly (AFC Wimbledon) - Uneventful cameo
After being an unsued substitute in their last game, Donnell McNeilly came on just after the hour mark in AFC Wimbledon's 1-0 win at home to Doncaster.
His side were already leading when he came on, and McNeilly had a relatively strong performance, despite being unable to add to the scoresheet.
Did not play
Zach Abbot (Southampton): Unused substitute versus Swansea City and Bristol City.
Josh Powell (Northampton Town): Unused substitute versus Shrewsbury Town.
