Jarrad Branthwaite has his head in his hands and the referee calls for a stretcher. Really disappointing for the Everton centre-back, who has struggled with injuries so much in recent years but seemed to be back close to his best this term.

The injury occurred as he went shoulder to shoulder with Cody Gakpo and came off second best.

Meanwhile, Andy Robertson's final Merseyside derby is over. Milos Kerkez is on.

Morgan Gibbs-White is only the third player to score a Premier League hat-trick for Nottingham Forest.

He follows Kevin Campbell v Coventry in August 1996 and Chris Wood (twice - Dec 2023 v Newcastle and Feb 2025 v Brighton).

You're in good company, Morgan.

Triple change for Burnley. Jaidon Anthony, Florentino Luis and Zian Flemming make way for Loum Tchaouna, Josh Laurent and Armando Broja.

Right, back to the action.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Hill Dickinson Stadium

Liverpool haven't really got out of their half much in the last 15 minutes or so.

David Moyes is trying to go for the win.

A busy couple of minutes for Robin Roefs as he stops a close-range effort by Tyrone Mings and then parries away Emi Buendia's strike from the edge of the Sunderland area.

Arne Slot is preparing a couple of late changes for Liverpool with Alexis Mac Allister and Jeremie Frimpong about to enter the fray.

We got a seven minutes of the 90 to go as Ryan Gravenberch sends a wild shot high over the bar.

Here come the subs. It's Cody Gakpo and Florian Wirtz who make way.

Meanwhile, Michael Keane is poised to come on as well with Jarrad Branthwaite down and looking in some bother.

There were also a couple of bookings. Both Kyle Walker and Florentino Luis both entered the referee's book.

Just before Nottingham Forest scored the third, there was a few substitutions from both sides.

Ryan Yates - who assisted Morgan Gibbs-White almost immediately after coming - replaced Chris Wood.

For Burnley, meanwhile, Jacob Brunn Larsen replaced Lesley Ugochukwu.

David Moyes sends on Tyrique George for Dwight McNeil as Everton try to find a late winner.

Kevin Nolan
Former Newcastle midfielder on 5 Sports Extra at The City Ground

What an absolute pearl of a cross that was from Ryan Yates. It's a great header from Gibbs-White.

Five points clear. That is massive.

Dwight McNeil flashes a shot across goal from a tight angle but it doesn't trouble Freddie Woodman.

It's been a big weekend for the Woodman family. Freddie's dad Andy is the Bromley manager and helped them secure promotion to League One yesterday.

Freddie's unexpected league debut for Liverpool today tops off quite a couple of days.

Ollie Watkins won't get his hat-trick as Unai Emery makes a double change for Villa.

Watkins and John McGinn are replaced by Tammy Abraham and Jadon Sancho.

Liverpool venture forward for the first time in a few minutes and a move with Mohamed Salah at the heart of it ends with the ball rolling to Rio Ngumoha.

The teenager's goes for goal but his shot is blocked.

Kevin Nolan
Former Newcastle midfielder on 5 Sports Extra at The City Ground

Forest maybe did deserve to get back into the game with the way they have turned it around over the last 10, 15 minutes. It has lifted everybody in this stadium.

It is going to be a tough half an hour for Burnley.

Hesitation for a moment from Freddie Woodman as Jordan Pickford lumps a ball forward.

Virgil van Dijk wants his keeper to come and get it, eventually he does, and very coolly - nodding the ball down just outside the box and playing a simple pass.

Rachel Corsie
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

Villa are now it that phase where they can be calm and composed and almost try and pick Sunderland off to try and get that fourth goal.

A superb tackle from Dan Ballard to stop Ollie Watkins in his tracks.

After selflessly squaring the ball for John McGinn last time, Watkins goes alone this time but he can't get past Ballard and Sunderland counter, with Enzo Le Fee forcing a save from Emi Martinez at the other end.