Defender Joe Worrall says Nottingham Forest will now how to exploit the “weaknesses” of Queens Park Rangers.
The Reds take on Rangers at the City Ground on Saturday in their next match in the Sky Bet Championship clash.
The clash on Trentside sees Forest take on former manager Mark Warburton, who has been in charge of the R’s since the summer.
Forest won 4-0 in their previous meeting at Loftus Road in November, and a repeat result for the Reds would see them strengthen their quest for promotion to the Premier League.
Worrall featured 34 times for the Reds under Warburton’s tutelage, and the Forest defender has praised the style of play employed by his former boss.
“A lot of us have worked with Mark Warburton before, we know how he likes to play and I enjoyed my time under him here,” Worrall told the club’s website.
He added: “The attacking football he plays is really good and that shows with the amount of goals they score.
“But we know their weaknesses and I am sure they will look at our weaknesses; we just have to focus on ourselves, it doesn’t matter who we play.
“Fans get excited when we play Leeds or West Brom, but the crunch games are these kind of games.
“We have to focus on not who we are playing, but the position we are in with 13 games left. We have to try and get maximum points.”
