Nottingham Forest lost Elliot Anderson to Manchester City, and there’s no doubt he’ll be difficult to replace. Still, bringing in Oliver Glasner feels like a managerial upgrade, and there is plenty of talent throughout this midfield and attack. Forest are also a completely different team at home. Defensively, they can be vulnerable, but the City Ground remains a difficult place to play. Leeds won just two away matches all of last season while averaging only 1.04 goals per game. I don’t necessarily need Forest to win outright here, either. Getting them on a draw no bet gives us some protection while backing the more talented team in a strong home spot.
