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  • 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. Forest unchanged, two Liverpool changespublished at 12:49 GMT 22 February

    Nottingham Forest v Liverpool (14:00 GMT)

    Aadam Patel
    Football Reporter at The City Ground

    Vitor Pereira names an unchanged Nottingham Forest side from the team that won at Fenerbahce in Turkey on Thursday.

    Nottingham Forest XI: Ortega; Aina, Milenkovic, Murillo, Williams; Anderson, Sangare; Hudson-Odoi, Gibbs-White, Hutchinson; Jesus

    Subs: Gunn, Morato, Ndoye, Dominguez, Lucca, Yates, Cunha, McAtee, Bakwa

    Nottingham Forest lineup

    Arne Slot makes two changes from the side that beat Brighton in the FA Cup, with Ryan Gravenberch coming in for Curtis Jones and Hugo Ekitike replacing Federico Chiesa.

    Liverpool XI: Alisson; Szoboszlai, Van Dijk, Konate, Kerkez; Gravenberch, Mac Allister; Salah, Wirtz, Gakpo; Ekitike.

    Subs: Mamardashvili, Gomez, Chiesa, Jones, Robertson, Nyoni, Ramsay, Morrison, Ngumoha

    Liverpool lineup
  2. Liverpool's last five resultspublished at 12:46 GMT 22 February

    Nottingham Forest v Liverpool (14:00 GMT)

    Are Liverpool starting to turn a corner?

    Their win at Sunderland was the first for a Premier League side at the Stadium of Light this season.

    Graphic showing Liverpool's last five Premier League results
  3. The Pereira era is under waypublished at 12:44 GMT 22 February

    Nottingham Forest v Liverpool

    This will be Vitor Pereira’s first league game in charge of Nottingham Forest. The last six Forest managers have lost their first Premier League game at the club, with Dave Bassett the last to avoid that fate in March 1997 (1-0 vs Tottenham).

  4. Milner breaks Premier League recordpublished at 12:42 GMT 22 February

    FT: Brentford 0-2 Brighton

    I'm sure you saw yesterday that James Milner broke the Premier League's all-time appearance record with 654.

    He said: "It's the drive and hunger, you want to be the best every day, whether it's game or training.

    "I'm surrounded by a lot of young lads. I want to contribute to their careers, push them and help them get to the highest level as quick as possible. That's what I'm here to do."

    Read the full story.

    James MilnerImage source, Getty Images
  5. The Premier League tablepublished at 12:40 GMT 22 February

    The Premier League table in all its glory.

    Can Liverpool capitalise on Chelsea drawing at home to Burnley or will Forest pull clear of the bottom three?

    Then, it's the big one. League leaders Arsenal look to move five points clear of Man City but north London rivals Spurs stand in their way.

    Premier League table with Nico O'Reilly in Manchester City kit
  6. Watch highlights of yesterday's actionpublished at 12:37 GMT 22 February

    Some big goals, historic moments and red cards.

    Catch up on what happened yesterday in the Premier League.

  7. What happened yesterday?published at 12:35 GMT 22 February

    A big point for Leeds, Brighton get back to winning ways, Chelsea drop points at home, a bore draw at the London Stadium and three points for City.

    Another eventful draw in the Premier League.

    Graphic showing Premier League results from 21-02-26
  8. What's happening today?published at 12:32 GMT 22 February

    The four big games that are coming your way today.

    Enjoy!

    Graphic showing four Premier League games coming up today 22-02-26
  9. Welcome backpublished at 12:30 GMT 22 February

    Five games down, four to come today.

    Hello and welcome back to this live text as we bring you yet more Premier League football.

    Another huge day is coming our way so let's get right to it.

    The Premier League trophyImage source, Getty Images