Manchester United have been warned they might need a "bit of magic" to get past Nottingham Forest at Old Trafford despite the Reds' "appalling" away record.
Alongside Wolverhampton Wanderers, the Reds have a league-low away points tally of two having lost five of their seven matches so far and only drawn the other pair of games against Brighton and Hove Albion and Everton. Goodison Park was also where they scored their one and only goal outside of the City Ground when a late Brennan Johnson opener was soon cancelled out by a Demarai Gray equaliser.
This means that Forest are goalless on their travels in the Premier League for more than four months now. Four goals, including two for Johnson, were scored against Blackburn Rovers, though, to reach the Carabao Cup quarter-finals and head coach Steve Cooper will hope that away form continues into the festive period.
