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Nottingham Forest host Manchester City at the City Ground in a Saturday Night Football Premier League clash on November 7, live on Sky Sports.
Forest are struggling in 19th place in the Premier League table and are on a five-game winless run.
Man City have been overtaken at the top of the table by Arsenal, who play Hull at 3pm Saturday, after losing their last two league games to Brighton and Aston Villa.
The two league matches between the sides last season saw Man City beat Nottingham Forest 2-1 at the City Ground before a 2-2 draw at the Etihad Stadium in March.
Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City in the Premier League takes place on Saturday November 7 at the City Ground. Kick-off is 5.30pm UK and Ireland time.
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Sky Sports' Lewis Jones...
There is a very good case for opposing Manchester City. The timing of this fixture plays a huge part.
This particular gameweek, the final one before the November international break, carries a big warning sign for anyone looking to follow the formbook.
For the likes of Manchester City, this is their ninth game in the last month. That comes on the back of an exhausting international break in which plenty of players were asked to play four times in 10 days. Eventually, the pressure valve has to hit the red zone. Fatigue creeps in, sharpness drops and performances can suffer.
History suggests this is a gameweek when strange results are more likely than the market expects. City themselves lost 2-1 at home to Brentford in 2022/23, when the Bees were 20/1. Chelsea were held at home by Burnley in 2021/22 despite being priced at 1/7 to win, while Ipswich beat Tottenham at 8/1 in 2024/25 and Sunderland drew 2-2 with Arsenal last season when they were 1/3.
The numbers back up the theory. Blindly backing every odds-on favourite in this particular pre-break gameweek across the last five seasons would have lost 3.4 units. That is a nasty little trend for short-priced favourites to carry into the weekend.
Nottingham Forest are worth a swing at 7/2 with Sky Bet. They are due a bit of variance in their favour with the expected points table showing they should have picked up nine points more than they've got. Oliver Glasner will get them winning. And it could start here.
Nottingham Forest forward Igor Jesus has returned to training after a calf problem and could feature on Saturday. Dan Ndoye was ill in the week but should be available while Daniel Munoz is managing a minor foot injury.
Nicolas Domínguez is set for several weeks on the sidelines after a setback.
Enzo Maresca has backed his No 1 goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma after mistakes during the Champions League win over RB Leipzig.