Nottingham Forest grab massive win over lackluster Man United

A huge win for the hosts and it's much deserved. What an amazing last four days for Forest, they beat Newcastle away and now have grabbed the three points over the Red Devils at home. 

From a United corner, Fernandes' strike takes a massive deflection but Turner makes a great save to keep his side's lead intact.

Much to the dismay of the home supporters, we will have 10 minutes of time added on. 

Aina, Danilo and Elanga make way forBoly, Toffolo and Mangala. 

Reguilon comes on for Wan-Bissaka. 

Turner redeems himself as he makes a brilliant save from Eriksen. The hosts launch a counterattack as Gibbs-White launches a ferocious strike from the edge of the box and curls it into the far corner. What a finish. 

An absolute gift from Forest keeper Matt Turner. A poor clearance gifts the ball to Garnacho, who squares it off for Rahford who finds the back of the net. What a disaster for the home side. 

Montiel, who has had a brilliant game is replaced by Neco Williams. 

We are in the last 15 minutes, can United grab an equalizer. 

From a corner, Garnacho tries an acrobatic effort but miskicks it, and the ball rolls over the net. 

There is a break in play as Rashford is down in pain. The striker gets up and hobbles off slowly. 

It's a wonderful goal from Dominguez as he finishes first time from Montiel's wonderful layoff. Nothing short of what the hosts deserve. 

Varane cynically brings down Elanga and gets a blatant yellow card. Forest have a free kick from a dangerous position. 

The Forest midfielder gets a yellow for a lunging tackle on Evans. 

Dalot also goes into the book. 

Amad Diallo comes on for Antony. Much against the run of play, Dalot strikes the post with a brilliant hit from outside the box. 

United look clueless on the pitch as the hosts are enforcing themselves.

Murrilo finds Elanga on the left wing and the latter cuts it back in the box but can't find a teammate. 

United have made a change, McTominay on for Mainoo

Forest have been the better side while United are blunt. It can't be worse in the second half. 

The front three of Rashford, Garnacho, and particularly Antony have been anonymous. Forest have done brilliantly to deny the visitors any space.

Honestly, has been a dreadful game so far. 

With the halftime whistle fast approaching, will we get the opening goal?

The Forest right-back has been brilliant so far, keeping countryman Garnacho quiet on the wings. 

Forst go high up the pitch but a good position is wasted as Yates skies his shot from the edge of the box. 

Neither teams are able to create anything in the final third. 

The hosts have gotten into dangerous positions in the final third but haven't troubled Onana.

Forest should try and make this domination count before United get back in the game. 

Eric ten Hag's side have not been involved in the game at all.

Elanga's cross from the left wing takes a deflection off Varane and that could have easily hit the back of the net. United survive for now. 

The hosts are stroking the ball around with confidence, Wood has acres of space on the edge of the box but skies his effort.

The hosts go up the field and win a corner but nothing comes out of it. 

The hosts get us going...

The visitors have won their last 11 meetings against the hosts and should back themselves to grab the three points. 

Nottingham Forest: Turner, Montiel, Niakhate, Murillo, Aina, Danilo, Yates, Gibbs-White, Dominguez, Elanga, Wood

Manchester United: Onana, Wan-Bissaka, Varane, Evans, Dalot, Mainoo, Eriksen, Garnacho, Fernandes, Antony, Rashford