Inside Glasner's Nottingham Forest press conference ahead of Man City clash
- Jair Cunha fired Nottingham Forest into an early 1-0 lead on Saturday, capitalizing on a costly mistake from Manchester City defender Josko Gvardiol in the 6th minute at the City Ground.
- Seeking to end a two-game losing streak, Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca arrived in Nottingham, while Oliver Glasner's Forest side entered in 19th place desperately needing their first home league victory.
- Forest have registered 152 shots this season but converted just 4% of their efforts, while City entered the clash with the league's highest expected goals total of 18.3.
- The breakthrough provided crucial momentum for Glasner's team, who had failed to win any of their last five league games and faced mounting pressure before the international break.
- City trails Arsenal in the Premier League standings after back-to-back defeats to Aston Villa and Brighton, making a victory at the City Ground critical to keeping pace in the title race.
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