Manchester United must bounce back from disappointingly drawing against Sevilla by becoming just the fifth team to beat Nottingham Forest at home in the Premier League this season.
Despite their presence in the relegation zone, United's upcoming opponents have shocked several sides at the City Ground since their promotion to the Premier League, including the side calling the east of Manchester home. City could only draw 1-1 in the East Midlands earlier this year after conceding a late Chris Wood equaliser while cruising to what appeared to be a comfortable victory.
Chelsea also suffered a similar fate on New Year's Day when Serge Aurier's second-half strike followed an early Raheem Sterling opener. Those results came after Liverpool offered an early warning sign after being beaten by a lone Taiwo Awoniyi goal before the World Cup break.
