![]() ![]() ![]() In attack, Guardiola has already suggested that Erling Haaland won't play every game when the fixtures are coming every three days, and the boss has talked up Julian Alvarez this week. Ilkay Gundogan's runs from midfield could be a key factor against Forest, with Bernardo then a dangerous option from the bench after a busy week. Kevin De Bruyne may be managed in the coming weeks, and wasn't at his best against Palace, although he remains City's best player and creator, so should continue. ![]() If Kalvin Phillips is fit, this could be a chance to give him more minutes, although he missed the Palace win so Rodri may be a safer bet to start against Forest. Kyle Walker and Joao Cancelo may have to start most of these fixtures until the international break, with Sergio Gomez an option off the bench to get more minutes for the team if City are winning comfortably. Including this game, City have six games in just 18 days, with some more difficult tests to come, so Guardiola may look to begin rotating his squad.ĪLSO READ: Every word Guardiola said in Forest press conferenceĪfter Ederson in goal, the back four may have to wait to be rotated with Aymeric Laporte out and Nathan Ake missing the Palace win and Barcelona friendly. However, City would back themselves to beat last season's play-off final winners, especially at home, and will be focussed on the job in hand as well as looking ahead to a busy three weeks coming up. Next up are newly-promoted Forest, who looked good against Tottenham on Sunday and have started promisingly this season. If leaving the M1 at Junction 24 then Clifton South Park & Ride is the best option and is just a 15 minute journey into Nottingham.Pep Guardiola will be hoping for a much more straightforward three points against Nottingham Forest than Manchester City's win over Crystal Palace at the weekend.Ĭity had to come from two goals behind for the fourth time in six games stretching back to last season, with Bernardo Silva's brilliance and an emphatic Erling Haaland hat-trick securing a 4-2 comeback win. If you’d rather avoid parking near the stadium, there are Park & Ride schemes in operation. If coming from the North and leaving the M1 at Junction 25 then Totan Lane Park & Ride is the best option and is just a 15 minute journey into Nottingham. ![]() There is a matchday car park at Notts Rugby Club’s Lady Bay Sports Ground, which is just a 5 minute walk from the City Ground. There is a pay and display car park at the Cattlemarket, just north of Notts County’s Meadow Lane, which is just a 10 minute walk to the stadium. There’s a car park at Notts County Council’s County Hall which is just a short walk from the stadium, and is only £4 to park for the duration of the match. It’s just under a 5 minute walk to the stadium from here. The council operate a car park on matchday but there is limited availability so arrive early to make sure you get a space. You can find it opposite the Meadow Lane Sports Bar, next to the 200 Degrees North Coffee Roastery. Parking is available opposite rival team Notts County’s Meadow Lane, charging just £5 a car and only a short walk to the City Ground. Opposite Meadow Lane (Notts County’s ground) There is a secure multi-storey car park at Nottingham Railway station, which can be entered via Queen’s Road, and this is about a 15 minute walk to the stadium. However, the club itself say availability is considerably limited and priority is given to disabled supporters, coaches, players, match and club officials. There is a large car park at the stadium itself for use by both home and away fans. ![]()
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