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Sheffield United vs Nottingham Forest Tickets

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Although Sheffield United and Nottingham Forest have only played each other 3 times in top-flight matches, they share a fierce rivalry that is entertaining to watch. These clubs have a long history, having faced each other in big play-off battles over the years.

Of those three top-flight matches, it’s all square between the clubs, with each side winning once and the remaining match ending as a draw. Who will take the plaudits this time around?

Many fans find it difficult to get their hands on Premier League tickets, however with Ticket Compare it couldn’t be easier. Explore our range of Sheffield United vs Nottingham Forest tickets below.

Sheffield United

South Yorkshire hopefuls Sheffield United are prioritising their survival in England’s top division under manager Paul Heckingbottom. After securing promotion back to the Premier League, the club have invested as well as they could in the 2023 summer transfer window to give themselves a fighting chance.

Watch the likes of Gustavo Hamer, Cameron Archer and James McAtee play for “The Blades” in the upcoming season.

Bramall Lane

Bramall Lane is the home of Sheffield United. With a capacity of 32,050, which includes space for 3,000 travelling away fans, you can expect a good atmosphere at this stadium.

Nottingham Forest

After securing promotion back to the Premier League after a 23-year-long wait in 2022, the midlands side are hoping to become an established top-flight side again. With subsequent chaotic transfer windows, where many players were bought and sold, manager Steve Cooper is trying to find the best formula for his side.

Forest will be hoping the likes of Morgan Gibbs-White, Taiwo Awoniyi and Anthony Elanga can boost their attacking threat in the upcoming season.

The City Ground

Nottingham Forest play their home matches at The City Ground, which is located on the banks of the River Trent. The ground holds up to 30,445 spectators.