Nottingham Forest Under-18s are looking to make club history when they take on Manchester United in the FA Youth Cup final tonight.
The Young Reds have already etched their names into the club's history books having reached the Youth Cup final for the first time in their history, but Warren Joyce's side will hope to go one step further when they head to Old Trafford. Goals from Dale Taylor and Etlef Esapa-Osong provided Forest with a late, late 3-1 victory over Chelsea in the semi-finals, a game which saw the Reds score all three of their goals in the final four minutes of the second half.
Forest's Under-18s are flying high in all competitions with Joyce's side achieving a fourth-place finish in their debut Under-18 Premier League campaign. They beat Blackburn Rovers 3-2 in the play-offs and will take on Man United again on May 14 at Carrington.
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The match will be played in front of a record sell-out crowd after United confirmed that 70,000 tickets had been sold for the match, including 6,000 for away fans. Tickets for the fixture were sold for just £1, with all the proceeds going towards the Manchester United Foundation, with the aim of helping disadvantaged children across Greater Manchester.
Ahead of the match, here is some more key information about how to follow proceedings...
When does Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest kick off?
The action at Old Trafford will kick off at 7.30pm on Wednesday (May 11).
Is the game on TV?
Yes. Fans will also be able to watch the final both on MUTV and online, either via The FA Player or as part of a Paid Online Event (POE) on Facebook for 99p.
Where can I watch highlights?
Highlights will be shown on Manchester United and Forest's YouTube channels.
How else can I follow the game?
If you want to follow the game live, Forest reporter Sarah Clapson and academy reporter Matt Lee will bring you all the action and reaction here at NottinghamshireLive via a live blog.
