Manchester United - Nottingham Forest betting tips and odds

This match is somewhat one-sided, but not the most imbalanced clash we’ve seen. The odds are heavily in the hosts’ favour, who will likely walk away with 3 more points to the tally.

With a price of 11.50 on an away win among most online sportsbooks, it’s clear Nottingham Forest will likely not fare well against Manchester United. Even a draw seems to be too optimistic for the away team.

People expected Man. Utd to run their last round’s rivals ragged but 1:2 result, despite being narrowed than some would have hoped, is all that counts. In the end, the favourites did bring all of us punters a valid halftime-fulltime win.

Nottingham Forest managed to bag a shocking 1:0 home win in the last round against Crystal Palace. A home win was priced at 3.40 going in, but the first half ended in a stalemate. In the latter half, however, team from Nottingham

Forest may need to work on their defence if they want to get anywhere. In the 3 most recent matches they played, they conceded more than 5 times in total, which is not a good record to have.

Besides being the favourites to win this game, the hosts are doing quite well in the standings as well. They’ll need another 3 points to move higher, and securing 3 here will be a great boon.

Tip bookmakers are pricing an away win at 11.50, which makes Tricky Trees’s short-term prospects quite grim. They’re already in the relegation zone with just 13 points earned in 17 games, and the competition this season is heating up.

The odds being what they are, remember that they were priced with various injuries in mind. The hosts reported that Diogo Dalot, Jadon Sancho, Brandon Williams, Axel Tuanzebe will have to sit this one out, while Nottingham Forest will have to make do without Giulian Biancone, Moussa Niakhaté, Omar Richards, Neco Williams, Harry Toffolo, Cheikhou Kouyaté.

Though some punters may prefer more exciting options, the Under 3.5 Goals market is a solid opportunity for this fixture. It offers a surprisingly solid balance between risk and betting value – though the returns on their own aren’t much to look at.