NOTTINGHAM (Interstat) — Nottingham will host Manchester City on Friday in a global football match. Nottingham is the home team, and Manchester City is the visiting team. Manchester City enters with a current record of 10 wins and 3 losses across all competitions. Nottingham’s current record across all competitions is 2 wins, 5 losses and 6 draws.

Manchester City’s player to watch is Erling Haaland. Haaland played 90 minutes and scored one goal in City’s most recent previous result, a 3-2 win at RB Leipzig. Enzo Fernandez also scored in 83 minutes, and Iliman Ndiaye provided an assist in 83 minutes in that match. Haaland’s other recent performances include 90 minutes and two goals in a 4-2 loss to PSG. Manchester City’s other previous results this season include a home loss to Brighton, a home win over Brighton, a loss at Aston Villa, a home win over AEK Athens, a home win over Ipswich, a home loss to PSG, a win at Liverpool, a home win over Sunderland, a win at Manchester United and a home win over Coventry.

Nottingham’s most recent previous result was a 2-0 loss at Brentford U18. Its other previous results include a 1-1 draw at Ipswich, a home loss to Arsenal, a loss at Crystal Palace, a draw at Southampton, a win at Durham, a home loss to Coventry, a home draw with Watford, a win at Aston Villa, a draw at Ipswich and a home draw with Tottenham. Nottingham enters the match after a run that includes results in multiple competitions.

Manchester City’s upcoming schedule includes Premier League matches against Fulham, Arsenal, Leeds United, Brentford U18, Chelsea, Hull, Newcastle, Everton, Tottenham and Leeds United again. Nottingham’s upcoming schedule includes WSL 2 matches at Wolverhampton and against Leicester, followed by Premier League matches at Bournemouth, against Chelsea, at Hull, against Brighton, at Sunderland, against Everton, at Bristol City and at Manchester United. Manchester City’s next 10 games are all in the Premier League, while Nottingham’s next 10 games include two WSL 2 matches and eight Premier League matches. Both teams continue a busy run of league fixtures after Friday.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Manchester City 2, Nottingham 1. Interstat’s ELO system gives Manchester City a 98.5 percent probability to win.