Ruben Amorim praises three 'very good' Nottingham Forest players ahead of Manchester United fixture
Man Utd are back in action when they face Nottingham Forest in the Premier League.
Ruben Amorim believes Manchester United will be in for a 'very tough match' when they face Nottingham Forest in the Premier League this weekend. United have won three successive matches in the league and will hope to make it four in a row when they make the journey to the City Ground on Saturday afternoon.
Forest will be playing their first home league match under Sean Dyche since he replaced Ange Postecoglou earlier in the month. They defeated FC Porto in the Europa League for his first match a week ago, but were beaten by Bournemouth in the Premier League last weekend.
Amorim won his first United match against Dyche when he was Everton manager last season, but they lost both of their clashes with Forest in the Premier League. It will be a fascinating test when the two sides meet this weekend and the United head coach expects a tough match.
United warned about Forest trio
Ruben Amorim does not believe Manchester United will have much space to exploit when they face Nottingham Forest in the Premier League this weekend. The United head coach has reviewed their matches since Sean Dyche took charge and believes it will be a tough test on Saturday afternoon.
Asked if he knew what to expect against Dyche's side this weekend, Amorim told his pre-match press conference: "More or less. I watched the last game, it was one of the first ones here that we won, we were so lucky in that game. You look at the result, it was not that result. I watched against Porto, I watched against Bournemouth, the style of play is similar, with different characteristics. I watched one game that we did in pre-season with Sporting, so to try to understand how he played in that game.
"It's similar, he can change some characteristics of the players with the talent that they have, especially with Gibbs-White, Anderson, Hudson-Odoi, very good players.
"So we need to be prepared for a different game. Against Brighton, we had space to play. We are not going to have that space. You need to understand that we are not being the same team away and at home, so we need to improve the way we control the environment. Every tackle is a big moment for the opponent's fans, so we need to play better away. We are prepared for a very tough match."
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