Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest live: Awoniyi locks horns against Dorgu

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Manchester United welcome Nottingham Forest to Old Trafford this Afternoon as both sides look to end their Premier League campaign on a high, Afrik Foot reports.

The previous encounter between these sides in the first half of the season ended in a 2-2 draw at the City Ground.

Super Eagles defender Ola Aina has been ruled out of the clash against Michael Carrick’s side, while Taiwo Awoniyi, who’s had a good run of games for Nottingham Forest over the past two weeks, could get a starting spot against the Red Devils.

Nottingham Forest star Taiwo Awoniyi
Nottingham Forest star Taiwo Awoniyi. Copyright: xMIxNewsxIMAGO

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Nottingham Forest under Vitor Pereira have soared. For a team that spent a chunk of the season in the relegation zone and with four coaches, they’ve secured top-flight status for next season.

Kobbie Mainoo celebrates scoring the third goal during the Premier League match between Manchester United and Liverpool
Kobbie Mainoo celebrates scoring the third goal during the Premier League match between Manchester United and Liverpool. Copyright: ImagoxVisionhausx

Manchester United, under Michael Carrick, have been rejuvenated. Since the former England midfielder replaced Ruben Amorim at the dugout at Old Trafford, the Red Devils have won 11 games, drawn three and lost two, accruing 35 points, the most in the league in that time.

They’ve also secured a spot in the UEFA Champions League next season, and the only thing left to fight for is third place on the English Premier League table.

Kick-off is scheduled for 12:30 PM WAT at Old Trafford.

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Adefolahan Guerreiro

Sports Writer

Adefolahan is a CAF-Accredited sports journalist and football writer whose work spans outlets like Soccernet Nigeria, Afrik Foot, Pure Football UK, and Royalsportz.

With a sharp eye for detail and a background in college sports, he tells the African football story with depth, flair, and global perspective.

Fluent in English, Spanish, and German, he brings a cross-cultural voice to his coverage, blending insight with accessibility for readers around the world.