Summary

  • Mac Allister scores injury-time winner for Liverpool at Nottingham Forest after earlier goal ruled out

  • Guessand goal gives Crystal Palace late win over 10-man Wolves

  • Iwobi scores Fulham's third at Sunderland

  • Tottenham host Arsenal in north London derby at 16:30 - follow build-up

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  1. 'Should be 1-0 Forest'published at 14:05 GMT 22 February

    Nottingham Forest 0-0 Liverpool

    Pat Nevin
    Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at the City Ground

    Staggeringly sloppy from Liverpool. They gave the ball away three times in their own half. You can't play lazily in your own half.

    Szoboszlai is not a natural full-back and he gets caught out. That should be 1-0 Nottingham Forest.

    Callum Hudson-Odoi of Nottingham Forest reactsImage source, Getty Images
  2. Postpublished at 14:05 GMT 22 February

    Crystal Palace 0-0 Wolves

    Matt Jarvis
    Former Wolves winger on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3

    Both teams play very similarly and the systems are well-matched up. It's going to be a good battle on both sides.

  3. Liverpool all over the placepublished at 14:05 GMT 22 February

    Nottingham Forest 0-0 Liverpool

    Aadam Patel
    Football Reporter at The City Ground

    That's a brilliant stop from Alisson but it was far too easy for Nottingham Forest. Liverpool were all over the place there.

  4. Postpublished at 14:05 GMT 22 February

    Sunderland 0-0 Fulham

    Fulham are in their green away kit today. They are heavily blending in with the pitch and it's already hurting my eyes.

    Not much going on in terms of action so far at the Stadium of Light.

  5. GREAT SAVE!published at 14:03 GMT 22 February

    Nottingham Forest 0-0 Liverpool

    Curtis Jones loses the ball and Ibrahim Sangare breaks. He plays in Callum Hudson-Odoi but Alisson makes himself big and pulls off a great save.

    Liverpool's Alisson Becker in action as he makes a saveImage source, Getty Images
  6. 'Defensively both teams have struggled'published at 14:02 GMT 22 February

    Crystal Palace 0-0 Wolves

    Matt Jarvis
    Former Wolves winger on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3

    There are excellent players on the pitch that can create and score and defensively both teams have struggled.

  7. Postpublished at 14:02 GMT 22 February

    Nottingham Forest 0-0 Liverpool

    Pat Nevin
    Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at the City Ground

    Liverpool wouldn't want to change the right-back position at the last second, so Dominik Szoboszlai stays there.

  8. Postpublished at 14:02 GMT 22 February

    Crystal Palace 0-0 Wolves

    It looks a lovely day down in the capital with the sun covering most of the pitch at Selhurst Park.

    Wolves mount the first attack with a long ball down the right and it's put out for a throw-in. Yerson Mosquera launches it into the box but Palace stand firm.

  9. Postpublished at 14:01 GMT 22 February

    Nottingham Forest 0-0 Liverpool

    Curtis Jones sets up in the Liverpool midfield with Dominik Szoboszlai at right-back.

    This is a blow for Florian Wirtz but a chance for Jones to start.

  10. KICK-OFFpublished at 14:00 GMT 22 February

    We're under way at the City Ground, Selhurst Park and the Stadium of Light.

    Fans of Nottingham Forest display a bannerImage source, Getty Images
  11. Wirtz outpublished at 13:58 GMT 22 February

    Nottingham Forest v Liverpool (16:00 GMT)

    Aadam Patel
    Football Reporter at The City Ground

    Florian Wirtz has injured himself in the warm up so Curtis Jones comes in for Liverpool.

  12. 'Palace trending in wrong direction'published at 13:56 GMT 22 February

    Crystal Palace v Wolves (14:00 GMT)

    Nedum Onuoha
    Former Manchester City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

    When managers start to talk about their CV and all they've done before it's not usually a good sign.

    Crystal Palace are trending in the wrong direction. In the last 10 games they've got the worst record out of anyone.

  13. Both sides have had their strugglespublished at 13:55 GMT 22 February

    Nottingham Forest v Liverpool (16:00 GMT)

    Aadam Patel
    Football Reporter at The City Ground

    The sun is out in Nottingham and there's certainly an early-Spring feel about this one.

    Nottingham Forest and Liverpool have had their struggles this season but they both go into the game today off the back of impressive wins.

    For Forest, Vitor Pereira's tenure got off to the perfect start when they beat Fenerbahce in the Europa League.

    As for Liverpool, they've bounced back from that agonising defeat against Man City a fortnight ago with wins over Sunderland and Brighton.

    But it's worth noting that Arne Slot is yet to defeat Forest - his Liverpool side have lost twice and drawn one of their last three games against Forest.

  14. get involved

    Get Involvedpublished at 13:53 GMT 22 February

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    I don't understand why Oliver Glasner is making himself even more hated. You win a trophy for the first time in ages and now you turn against the club?

    Charlie

    Do people not understand how money works. Glasner won’t resign and lose hundreds of thousands of pounds to an ownership who wouldn’t buy him players to do his job. Being mad at Glasner and not the owners is daft.

    Kris

  15. 'More important players in attack than Salah'published at 13:50 GMT 22 February

    Nottingham Forest v Liverpool (14:00 GMT)

    Nedum Onuoha
    Former Manchester City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

    For me, it does not feel like Mo Salah's Liverpool. There are more important players in attack than him right now. He is currently sitting on four goals and six assists for Liverpool. That is nowhere near where he would want to be at.

  16. 'What world does Glasner live in?'published at 13:48 GMT 22 February

    Crystal Palace v Wolves (14:00 GMT)

    Julien Laurens
    ESPN journalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

    This is one of my rants....Why are you still there, Oliver Glasner?

    If you're not happy, then just go. What world does he live in?

    It is all about you, and the board and the fans and Mateta. Come on, just go.

    He is ruining his own legacy.

  17. get involved

    Get Involvedpublished at 13:46 GMT 22 February

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    Once again Arne Slot reverts to type and plays Dominik Szoboszlai at right back while Joe Gomez and Calvin Ramsay are available. It has become as predictable as death and taxes.

    Edward

  18. 'The king is dead, long live the king'published at 13:44 GMT 22 February

    Nottingham Forest v Liverpool (14:00 GMT)

    Chris Sutton
    BBC Sport football expert on Football Focus

    I do enjoy when a new manager comes in and for players the new manager is better than the old one, the training methods are better. It’s a case of the king is dead, long live the king, that is what players are like. We were all fickle like that.

    Pereira directs trainingImage source, Getty Images
  19. 'Forest had the new manager bounce midweek'published at 13:42 GMT 22 February

    Nottingham Forest v Liverpool (14:00 GMT)

    Fara Williams
    Former England midfielder on Football Focus

    In the past Forest have made things difficult for Liverpool. I do think when you get a new manager in you are reenergised and get that bounce, and Forest looked like they had that midweek. It is going to be a difficult game because Liverpool are also in good form at the moment.

  20. More ways to listen livepublished at 13:40 GMT 22 February

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