That was asking a bit much of Man U to tackle Arsenal in just the fourth game of new manager Ruben Amorim's regime. Predictably, the Gunners prevailed 2-0, but Saturday's foe Nottingham Forest is not Arsenal. Indeed, some are wondering if Forest is about to start to drop in the table after a collection of heavy defeats in recent weeks, the latest a 3-0 shellacking at the hands of a skidding Man City on Wednesday. Newcastle and Arsenal have also put three past Forest during their own wins in the past four weeks. Chris Wood has increasingly become the only reliable Forest scoring threat, while there's still plenty of quality in the Man U lineup, with Marcus Rashford itching to score some goals for his new boss, and Andre Onana high-quality in goal. Play Man United on Money Line