Liverpool didn't get off to the best start on opening weekend when they played a depleted Newcastle.
They looked vulnerable defensively, and were fortunate to come away with a point via a last-minute penalty.
Forest have a decent record at Anfield, having won on their last two visits to Merseyside, which will give them confidence.
Morgan Gibbs-White was a standout in Forest's 3-0 win at Anfield last season, where he had two shots, and one found the back of the net.
He seems to have carried that form into this season, even on a smaller sample size, having had three shots against Leeds last weekend.
I think this is a great price for Gravenberch to pick up a foul on Saturday, following on from the midfielder winning three fouls in Liverpool's opening game of the season against Newcastle.
He's one of the best in the league at finding a way out of tight spaces. He's clever when turning with the ball, being able to open up the game, which makes him a player worth watching to win fouls - as the opposition often have to bring him down to stop Liverpool from breaking forward quickly.
He was fouled on average 1.26 times per 90 and will be up against Ibrahim Sangare here, who committed two fouls in Forest's defeat to Leeds last week and averaged 1.82 fouls committed per 90 in the Premier League last season.
Matt Crooks proved to be pivotal for manager Sergej Jakirovic in their promotion push last season.
He was excellent in the historic win over Man United on opening day; he contributed four tackles, won five of his ten duels, and committed two fouls.
Not only that, but he was also booked in the second half for a cynical foul.
Last season, Crooks had an average of 2.13 fouls per 90 for Hull, which was the highest figure in the squad.
He made two fouls against Coventry at the MKM Stadium, and four fouls in the reverse, where he was shown a yellow card.
This selection landed in both sides' opening games of the season, with Tottenham falling to a 3-0 defeat at Brentford, while Newcastle were held to a 2-2 draw by Liverpool.
I see another high-scoring game here, further helped by the fact that both sides also saw 3+ goals in their cup matches during the week, with Tottenham coming away 5-1 winners over Charlton while Newcastle beat West Brom 3-2.
This has a habit of being an entertaining fixture; both league meetings between the sides last season saw 3+ goals, with Newcastle winning 2-1 in North London the last time that these two met. That game saw a combined xG of 4.33 (1.85-2.48).
If last week's draw with Liverpool is anything to go by, Yoanne Wissa seems to have put his disappointing debut season for Newcastle behind him.
He played in an attacking midfield position, and he was all over the park. The 29-year-old provided the assist for Joe Willock, and he was given the man of the match award at full-time.
Wissa had four shots against Liverpool, and he was denied by an excellent save from Allison in the second-half.
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