Nottingham Forest host Manchester United on Saturday and they have a chance to stop the visitors' winning run under Ruben Amorim at three Premier League matches

United have embraced a more industrial form of control. It is not the possession-dominated orchestration of Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City or even the transition-heavy chaos of Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool, but something more grounded, a middle path between order and chaos.

Ruben Amorim has guided Manchester United to three consecutive wins in all competitions and could be a double suspension blow for the club in the coming weeks

Now that the dust has settled on Manchester United's first victory at Anfield in almost a decade, attention turns to what the Red Devils have found the hardest thing to do in the last two years: build some momentum.

Ruben Amorim issued a response to Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s gloomy verdict on Manchester United’s academy, but he didn’t go as far as some supporters would have wanted. The co-owner’s insistence that standards in the academy had “really slipped” rang the alarm bells during the international break, but his claim couldn’t have been further from the truth.