Manchester Utd

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Michael Carrick's United arrive this fixture in decent form having secured Champions League football for next season, an extraordinary turnaround from the first half of the season’s desperate circumstances under Ruben Amorim. Their goalless draw at Sunderland in GW35 brought to end a fine three-game winning streak. At Old Trafford, where the Stretford End is particularly energised for home encounters, they carry the home advantage and the collective quality of a squad that has been the Premier League's best team in 2026 by points earned. The desire to close the campaign with positive performances before what promises to be a significant summer is genuine.

Nottingham

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Vítor Pereira's Forest arrive this fixture on the conclusion of their Europa League semi-final dual-leg affair against Aston Villa, a run that has consumed the club's attention and left the league campaign a secondary concern. The return leg which saw them concede four unreplied goals has now been followed up with a 1-1 stalemate with Newcastle United in their last league outing. Away at Old Trafford, one of the Premier League's most demanding visiting assignments, they carry a squad that has achieved something extraordinary this season, but whose domestic form has suffered as a result.