Coventry so far have struggled to adapt to life in the Premier League, emphasised by their 1-0 home loss to Hull last week.
It was a late goal that condemned Coventry to defeat, in what was a really poor game in which the home side rarely threatened Hull.
Before this, Frank Lampard's were predictably beaten by Arsenal 3-0 at The Emirates, and I can see a similar result here against Man City.
City have maximum points from their first two games, scoring six goals in their wins at home to Bournemouth and away to Crystal Palace.
The win at Selhurst Park was especially impressive, with Erling Haaland and Rayan Cherki both scoring twice.
Both Forest and Spurs are still chasing their first win of the campaign, meaning there is plenty of pressure ahead of this 3pm clash.
Spurs have spent more than £350 million during the summer window and have yet to pick up a league point following losses to Brentford and Newcastle.
Cards are usually a target for a game like this. There were four cards in this fixture last season, with Forest running out 3-0 winners.
There were six cards in Forest's draw away to Liverpool last week, and seven when they played Leeds on opening weekend.
Glasner's side have been aggressive during the opening weeks, and that trend should persist.
This selection landed in both matches between these two sides last season.
Brentford ran out comfortable 3-0 winners at the Gtech, with Sunderland winning the reverse fixture 2-1.
Keith Andrews has turned Brentford into a really entertaining side, and they are usually on the front foot at home.
They generated 3.87 xG and racked up 26 shots in their opening victory over Tottenham, before having another 22 attempts in Sunday's 1-1 draw at Leeds.
Sunderland themselves managed 12 shots and 1.75 xG in their 1-0 win against Fulham last weekend.
Regis Le Bris' side look shaky at the back too, highlighted by their 2-1 loss away to Ipswich on opening weekend.
Brighton had arguably the best opening weekend result when they thrashed Aston Villa 4-0 at The Amex, with all four goals coming in the first half.
They then beat Tromso 4-0 in the Conference League qualifiers, thus securing qualification.
Last week's 4-3 loss at Stamford Bridge will be disappointing, but their attacking play was a cause for positivity.
Leeds themselves are unbeaten in all competitions this season, winning 1-0 on opening day away at Forest and picking up a point at home to Brentford in a 1-1 draw.
However, travelling to the Amex seems a much tougher prospect given the attacking play Brighton have shown so far this season.
Fabian Hurzeler's side have scored 11 times across their last three matches, and this matchup against Leeds is more favourable for the hosts.
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