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Oliver Glasner's league record against Manchester City: four defeats in five, three goals conceded or more in every one of them.
His Forest side have won one of nine this season, six points, 19th place, one point from the last fifteen available. Winless and goalless in five home games, the last two of them 1-0 defeats at the City Ground.
City have won seven of nine, 21 points, second in the table, and they have not lost three league games in a row since February 2016. Two of those three most recent away trips brought a 1-0 win at Old Trafford and a 3-0 win at Anfield.
The fixture went 2-2 at the Etihad in March, and their last trip here ended 2-1 to City in December. Erling Haaland carried 10.0 xG through 11 league games before this one and got his winner at Leipzig on Wednesday with 13 career goals in nine games against that club.
Dias and Gvardiol are both expected back in the defence. Forest are still without Savona, and Dominguez is out for around eight weeks.
🎯 Manchester City to win.
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Watch Trey Nyoni's positioning and movement keenly.
This is not even Trey's man to mark, but peep the awareness to spot the danger and intervenew.
I'm telling you, with Trey it's the details.
Goaldata - Liverpool Zone retweeted
Had to highlight Trey here for a better view. I can't imagine the amount of times Slot watched Nyoni and thought he ain't it.
He's not the tallest or the strongest. But in midfield he's two steps ahead of everyone.
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This is not an easy chance by all means. But i'm so impressed with Barcola's consistent understanding of time and space.
He gets himself in so many situations like this where he's 2-3 seconds ahead of his market.
So long as the chances keep coming, Barcola's odds of scoring rise with it.
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The defensive crisis at Liverpool right now is mainly individual-based rather than tactical-based.
Iraola is doing his job on the drawing board. But a lot of Liverpool players are losing too many 50/50s.
A good chunk of our defensive concerns can be attributed to this.
Goaldata - Liverpool Zone retweeted
If you look at any chance Liverpool creates and rewind a few seconds, Rio Ngumoha is always somewhat actively involved in the picture so long as he's on the pitch.
Big credit to Szoboszlai for that ball into the box. But just look at the space he creates for Szobo by attracting all those Fenerbahce players.
Goaldata - Liverpool Zone retweeted
This is what I was talking about with Rio Ngumoha.
His presence on the pitch is a chance creation magnet for Liverpool.
Look at the composure and then the quality of ball to Joe Gomez.
Liverpool almost score as a result.
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Despite limited starts in the Premier League, Rio Ngumoha already ranks 7th for fouls won.
The only solution to stop Rio is by fouling him.
It's not even about the fouls he win, it's where he wins them.
Rio's presence on the pitch in itself is a chance creation magnet.
Goaldata - Liverpool Zone retweeted
The common consensus is about how good Jacquet's ability to break the lines is.
But we don't talk about the conditions it creates for us to easily progress the ball quicker up the pitch.
This is a whole move from Liverpool that can be tracked back to Jacquet.
Watch Trey Nyoni's positioning and movement keenly.
This is not even Trey's man to mark, but peep the awareness to spot the danger and intervenew.
I'm telling you, with Trey it's the details.
Had to highlight Trey here for a better view. I can't imagine the amount of times Slot watched Nyoni and thought he ain't it.
He's not the tallest or the strongest. But in midfield he's two steps ahead of everyone.
This is not an easy chance by all means. But i'm so impressed with Barcola's consistent understanding of time and space.
He gets himself in so many situations like this where he's 2-3 seconds ahead of his market.
So long as the chances keep coming, Barcola's odds of scoring rise with it.
The defensive crisis at Liverpool right now is mainly individual-based rather than tactical-based.
Iraola is doing his job on the drawing board. But a lot of Liverpool players are losing too many 50/50s.
A good chunk of our defensive concerns can be attributed to this.
If you look at any chance Liverpool creates and rewind a few seconds, Rio Ngumoha is always somewhat actively involved in the picture so long as he's on the pitch.
Big credit to Szoboszlai for that ball into the box. But just look at the space he creates for Szobo by attracting all those Fenerbahce players.
This is what I was talking about with Rio Ngumoha.
His presence on the pitch is a chance creation magnet for Liverpool.
Look at the composure and then the quality of ball to Joe Gomez.
Liverpool almost score as a result.
You watch Trey Nyoni live and think he's good only until you rewind some of the clips.
The way he finds Mac Allister here perfectly is outrageous.
Everton are 7th on 13 points from 9 games, and a win tonight puts them level on 16 with Chelsea in fourth.
They have beaten Newcastle twice in six days, 3-1 in the cup and 1-0 at St James' Park. At Hill Dickinson they have lost once in four league games: Palace beaten 2-0, United held 2-2, Ipswich beaten 1-0.
Coventry sit 16th on 9 points and have not drawn a league game all season. Three wins, six defeats. Their only away win was 1-0 at Forest, and across four away trips they have scored once, conceded seven and kept a single clean sheet. Arsenal beat them 3-0, City 1-0, Spurs 3-1.
The head to head reads 37 Everton wins to 23, and this is the first league meeting since 2001, Coventry's first season back in the top flight in 25 years.
Lampard has steadied them, three wins in five, but two of those came at home against Newcastle and Sunderland. Take them out of the Coventry Building Society Arena and the season is one win from four away games.
Everton have kept it tight at their new ground, five scored and four conceded in four home league games, and Coventry have won just once away in 2026-27.
🎯 Everton to win.
Despite limited starts in the Premier League, Rio Ngumoha already ranks 7th for fouls won.
The only solution to stop Rio is by fouling him.
It's not even about the fouls he win, it's where he wins them.
Rio's presence on the pitch in itself is a chance creation magnet.
The common consensus is about how good Jacquet's ability to break the lines is.
But we don't talk about the conditions it creates for us to easily progress the ball quicker up the pitch.
This is a whole move from Liverpool that can be tracked back to Jacquet.
Goaldata - Liverpool Zone retweeted
I think if there's one clip that sums up what Iraola is trying to instill in this Liverpool team when out of possession, it would probably be this one.
Comfortable in a midblock before shifting to a high press.
Look at Szoboszlai's leadership when it comes to leading the press.