How to watch Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City with a VPN
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- Get a reliable VPN. Choose a trusted VP service provider and download the application to your device (PC, mobile, tablet).
- Choose server location. Select a VPN server in the country where the match is being officially broadcast.
- Connect to the server. Turn on the VPN and connect to the selected server to change your digital location (IP address).
- Visit Official Broadcaster. Go to the website or open the official streaming app of the sports broadcaster holding the rights.
- Sign in & find stream. Create or log in to your official broadcaster to gain full access and enjoy the match!
Match Preview
Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City lineups



Starting XI

Substitutes
Manager
- O. Glasner
- E. Maresca
Manchester City travel to the City Ground to face Nottingham Forest in the Premier League, looking to arrest a run of back-to-back domestic defeats.
Erling Haaland's late winner against RB Leipzig in midweek gave Enzo Maresca's side a 3-2 Champions League victory, but the Norwegian was candid about City's need to be more ruthless when they build leads. Defensive lapses that allowed Leipzig to equalise twice will concern Maresca ahead of this weekend's test.
Forest arrive in difficult domestic form, having lost four of their last five Premier League matches. Oliver Glasner's side have conceded six goals across those four defeats and are sitting 19th in the table, making this a must-not-lose fixture at home.
City sit second in the Premier League standings and will be keen to consolidate their position before the international break. Haaland, wearing the captain's armband in midweek, has been in prolific form and will be the danger man Glasner's defence must contain.




































