We lost both home and away game to forest last season, didn't we?

Nottingham Forest

02/04/2025 (A, EPL) - L 0-1
08/12/2024 (H, EPL) - L 2-3
29/02/2024 (A, FAC) - L 0-1
31/12/2023 (A, EPL) - L 1-2
26/08/2023 (H, EPL) - W 3-2

Spurs

22/05/2025 (A, UEL) - L 0-1
17/02/2025 (A, EPL) - L 0-1
20/12/2024 (A, Carabao Cup) - L 3-4
29/09/2024 (H, EPL) - L 0-3
15/01/2024 (H, EPL) - D 2-2
20/08/2023 (A, EPL) - L 0-2

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Manchester United will go two months without playing a match on a Saturday.

Following November's international break, United will not play any of their next 10 Premier League fixtures on a Saturday - for a number of reasons.

From those matches, which take United up to the FA Cup third round weekend of 10-11 January, Ruben Amorim's side will play three Monday night matches, three Sunday games, three midweek matches and once on a Friday night.

Among those fixtures there are also some early kick-off times. United face Crystal Palace at 12:00 GMT on a Sunday at the end of November, before starting their 2026 fixture list with a Sunday trip to Leeds for a 12:30 start.

Their last Saturday game was their 2-2 draw with Tottenham on Saturday, 8 November.

United's next scheduled match on a Saturday is on 17 January against Manchester City.

Their following two Premier League matches against Arsenal and Fulham have both been scheduled for Sunday kick-offs.

There are a series of circumstances that have led to the lack of Saturday games for the Old Trafford side:

Their three Monday matches are all selected as the Monday night television picks for those respective weekends.

The trips to Palace and Leeds were selected by TNT Sports to be shown on a Saturday but had to be held for a later date. Palace play Strasbourg away in the Conference League three days before hosting United, while Leeds have a Premier League game on the Thursday before they host Amorim's side. The Premier League aims to schedule matches so no team plays two games within 60 hours of each other.

Home matches against West Ham and Wolves, and the trip to Burnley, are all part of midweek rounds of Premier League fixtures across December and January, while United's meeting with Newcastle is the Premier League's dedicated Boxing Day fixture.

The trip to Aston Villa for United's final match before Christmas is that week's Sunday 16:30 fixture.

All times in GMT

Monday, 24 November: Manchester United v Everton (20:00)

Sunday, 30 November: Crystal Palace v Manchester United (12:00)

Thursday, 4 December: Manchester United v West Ham (20:00)

Monday, 8 December: Wolves v Manchester United (20:00)

Monday, 15 December: Manchester United v Bournemouth (20:00)

Sunday, 21 December: Aston Villa v Manchester United (16:30)

Friday, 26 December: Manchester United v Newcastle (20:00)

Tuesday, 30 December: Manchester United v Wolves (20:15)

Sunday, 4 January: Leeds United v Manchester United (12:30)

Wednesday, 7 January: Burnley v Manchester United (20:15)

Cunha is injured?

Players' injuries are usually announced through official club channels or a manager's news conference.

But a planned appearance by Manchester United forward Matheus Cunha to turn on the Christmas lights in Altrincham sparked injury concerns among fans.

The Brazil attacker had been due to attend the event alongside Sam Aston - who plays Chesney on Coronation Street - on Saturday evening, just two days before United host Everton in the Premier League on Monday.

However, just hours before the festive extravaganza, organisers Visit Altrincham said in a Facebook post that Cunha would not be attending "due to medical reasons" as the player "had an accident in training".

United have not yet publicly confirmed any further details or whether this will affect Cunha's availability for the Everton match.

But club sources later privately played down fears Cunha could be absent for an extended period.

They said the Brazilian had suffered a knock in training but the issue was regarded as minor.

It is understood the appearance was not arranged through the club.

Cunha, who signed for £62.5m from Wolves in the summer, has played a key role in United's resurgence this season - with Ruben Amorim's side unbeaten in their past five games.

He scored his first goal for the club in a 4-2 win over Brighton in October and played in both of Brazil's friendlies in the recent international window.

On Friday, head coach Amorim confirmed striker Benjamin Sesko would be out until the middle of next month with a knee injury.

If Cunha is not available for Monday's game, it would force Amorim into a major reshuffle.

Anyone here going to watch Crystal Palace game at 8pm?

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has welcomed Matheus Cunha back into the fold but revealed there are a couple of injury doubts for Thursday's Premier League home game against West Ham United.

The Reds are looking to build on last weekend's 2-1 win at Crystal Palace, when starting a busy month with a home fixture against another London side.

Cunha's availability is a boost, as he has trained after recovering from the knock he sustained in training that subsequently ruled him out of our last two matches.

Lisandro Martinez made his comeback as a late substitute at Selhurst Park but Harry Maguire and Benjamin Sesko remain sidelined.

"We have two doubts for the game," Ruben said at a press conference at Carrington to preview the 20:00 GMT kick-off. "I will not tell you today because we will change the way we are going to approach [the game].

"Let's see if they can play tomorrow.

"The rest of the squad is good. Matheus is good.

"Harry Maguire and Sesko [are out]."