Man United get reality check as winning streak ends at Nottingham Forest

Manchester United's winning streak was broken as they were held to a 2-2 draw by Nottingham Forest, serving as a reality check for the team. United had taken a 1-0 lead in the first half, a goal that came after a controversial corner decision. However, Forest quickly turned the game around in the second half, scoring two goals within a 92-second span. Despite this setback and a loss of momentum, Manchester United managed to secure a draw with a late equalizer from Amad Diallo. Manager Ruben Amorim acknowledged the dropped points but also highlighted the team's resilience, noting that in the past they would have succumbed to such a deficit, but this time they fought back. He attributed the dip in performance to a temporary drop in energy levels. The draw provided a stark reminder that despite recent successes, the team remains a work in progress, prone to quick shifts in momentum within games. The match at the City Ground showcased both the team's developing confidence, evident in their strong first half, and their continued struggles with maintaining concentration and control, as demonstrated by Forest's rapid second-half turnaround. While the outcome was disappointing, the ability to come back and salvage a point ... download the app to read more