Nottingham Forest's defensive setup is well-organised and robust. They employ a 5-4-1 formation, creating a strong defensive structure with players who exhibit excellent defensive coordination. Their defensive rotations are smooth, with timely covering and support. Over their last five matches, they have averaged 17.4 clearances and 6.5 interceptions per game, conceding an average of 0.8 goals. Their key defenders demonstrate precise positioning and excellent defensive judgment, averaging 2.9 tackles per game, effectively limiting opposition wing play. They also provide solid defensive rebound protection, averaging 37.5 defensive rebounds, which lays a solid foundation for counter-attacks. Their attacking strategy relies on efficient counter-attacks, with three goals in the last five games originating from these situations. The forwards have a speed advantage...Manchester City boasts a powerful and effective attack. Their offensive players display a strong desire to score, with excellent teamwork and fluid passing. In the last five games, they have averaged 2.3 goals per game, with 16.8 shots per game and a 47% shot accuracy rate. Their front line is particularly effective at scoring, with three forwards each possessing unique technical skills and diverse scoring methods, collectively contributing an average of 34.6 points. Their scoring is well-distributed and efficient. They have fluid team play with excellent passing awareness, averaging 28.3 assists per game, and generate threats through a combination of central penetration and wing breakthroughs. Their outside shooting is accurate, with a 39% three-point percentage in the last five games...