The hosts secure an intense win in the Premier League to increase the burden on Erik ten Hag.

In a stunning turn of events, Nottingham Forest secured a historic victory over Manchester United, marking their first win against the Red Devils in nearly three decades. The Premier League clash took place at the City Ground on Saturday, and it was a match that will be remembered for years to come.

The first half of the game remained goalless, with both teams battling it out on the pitch. However, it was Nottingham Forest who broke the deadlock in the second half, thanks to a brilliant combination between Nicolas Dominguez and Gonzalo Montiel. The two compatriots worked together seamlessly to open the scoring and give Forest the lead.

Manchester United, determined to bounce back, put immense pressure on Forest’s defense. Their efforts paid off when Matt Turner, Forest’s goalkeeper, made a costly mistake. Turner misplaced a pass, allowing Alejandro Garnacho to intercept the ball and set up Marcus Rashford for the equalizer.

But Turner quickly redeemed himself with a crucial save, denying United the chance to take the lead. And just moments later, Morgan Gibbs-White seized the opportunity to shine. With a powerful strike from the edge of the box, Gibbs-White found the back of Andre Onana’s net, putting Forest back in front.

Forest’s resilience and determination paid off as they held on to their lead until the final whistle. The victory not only secured three crucial points for the team but also lifted them five points clear of the relegation zone. On the other hand, Manchester United missed out on a chance to climb up to sixth place in the league standings.

This historic win for Nottingham Forest will undoubtedly be celebrated by their fans and will serve as a reminder of their team’s potential. It is a victory that will go down in the history books, breaking a 29-year-long drought against one of the biggest clubs in English football.