Igor Jesus stakes claim to usurp Chris Wood as Forest convert to Ange-ball | Ben Fisher

Here is a 177-word summary of the news article: In Nottingham Forest's Europa League draw with Real Betis, Brazilian striker Igor Jesus scored twice, showcasing the team's adoption of Ange Postecoglou's fast-paced "Ange-ball" style. The first half was particularly promising, with Forest creating a series of well-executed attacking moves. However, the team has struggled to maintain leads in three of their four matches under Postecoglou. Against Betis, Forest faced challenges, with Nikola Milenkovic cramping up late in the game and Douglas Luiz, who was influential in the goals, being substituted at half-time due to a hamstring issue. Worryingly, the team also seemed to lose momentum after making substitutions. Nottingham Forest captain Morgan Gibbs-White acknowledged the need for the team to better manage games and see them out, as they aim to be in a stronger position going forward. The article highlights the team's progress in adapting to Postecoglou's approach, but also their ongoing struggles to close out matches and maintain their performance levels.