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Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister, speaking to Sky Sports: "Mixed feelings to be honest. I love scoring, I love winning. But I don't think we played very well. It's always nice when you win.

On the ruled out goal hitting his elbow: "It did, but I feel like it's a bit harsh. It's a bit of both but I understand the rules.

"I thought I would get another one. I told Hugo this would be our goal. I;m glad that it went in.

"We need to analyse what we did well and what went wrong. The intensity wasn't there but we did what we did to win.

"Florian is a really good player and really important for us. It was a different shape and a different way to play. It didn't work but we will keep working and next game we can do better.

"We need points to qualify for the Champions League. Now it's time to rest and think about the next one."

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

Palace have got lucky today. They struggled to break Wolves down and the crowd was on their back. There was no urgency to get into the game.

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

It's a mad finish after all the stuff that happened.

I can't say Liverpool deserved it over the course of the game, but that's what top teams do. Liverpool went through a few gears in the second half, not massive high ones until the last five or 10 minutes when they put the pressure on. They asked loads of questions.

You do feel sorry for Nottingham Forest but you did feel that after all that dominance you have to get ahead and they just didn't have the quality to get ahead.

Liverpool walk away here delighted but possibly relieved on top of all of that. They didn't look like a team that thought top four was on until the last 10 minutes. And then when they thought it, they won it.

It's all over at the Stadium of Light.

A chaotic second-half, with two penalties scored, very much made up for an underwhelming opening 45 minutes.

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Two big wins in a row for Liverpool away at Sunderland and now away at Forest.

Six valuable points for Arne Slot.

Dan Ballard is playing as a makeshift striker and almost sets up a goal. Ballard heads down for Eliezer Mayenda but his shot is blocked.

Enzo Le Fee threads a ball forward but it's just beyond the toe of Wilson Isidor and runs through to Bernd Leno.

Sunderland send a long throw into the box and it causes a brief moment of chaos as Fulham struggle to clear. The Black Cats have a couple of half chances with Romaine Mundle's curling shot the most threatening.

Crystal Palace earn their first win at Selhurst Park in the Premier League since 1 November!

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A late, late goal from Alexis Mac Allister gives Liverpool the three points in Vitor Pereira's first Premier League game in charge of Forest.

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

Ekitike looks well offside but Van Dijk got the header. We have all sorts of drama here.

There are a lot of empty seats now at the Stadium of Light. Many of the Sunderland fans have seen enough.

It counts!

Liverpool lead in the 97th minute.

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Nottingham Forest 0-1 Liverpool

VAR is having a good look at this and from the angle I'm seeing, Virgil van Dijk looks offside.

There's not long left and Wolves aren't giving up.

Tolu Arokodare sees s shot charged down before 10-man Wolves recycle possession and swing a teasing ball into the box. It's half cleared and Wolves win a free-kick.

Nervous moments for Crystal Palace.

We've got nine minutes of additional time!

Brennan Johnson chases a long ball over the top but it's good sweeping up from Santiago Bueno to head back to his goalkeeper.