Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea should be 2-0 up. In all fairness to Nicolas Jackson the cut back to him from Noni Madueke is bobbling and uneven, he just needs to use the pace on it. He tries to put too much on it and blazes it high over the bar.

Manchester City have had a brighter few minutes, Kevin de Bruyne the beating heart of it. He cuts a corner back cleverly to Mateo Kovacic on the edge of the area, he sidefoots a shot low and slow and it's just wide.

Referee Robert Jones is causing all sorts of confusion here. First, he gives a free-kick to Bournemouth but then reverses the decision and gives it to Chelsea.

Cody Gakpo has the first shot of the night in Nottingham but it's nearly in the Trent. Wild and wayward.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

Christopher Nkunku and Joao Felix are both warming up in case Cole Palmer can't continue.

There was some concern but he appears to be running off his ankle knock sustained in a challenge with Antoine Semenyo.

As much as everyone would miss out if Palmer went off, it would be interesting to see Nkunku take the field as Bayern Munich's public courting of his services.

And just like that, 1-0 becomes 2-0 for West Ham.

The Hammers were nowhere in the game in the first half an hour or so, but they double their lead after a well-worked goal.

Mohammed Kudus leads the initial attack before Guido Rodriguez plays a low cross which is turned home by West Ham captain Tomas Soucek to make it 2-0.

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That is a sitter from Nicolas Jackson! Noni Madueke skips past Dean Huijsen and finds Jackson in the box but he can't keep his effort down. Should do better there.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

This won't be as easy for Forest as it was at Anfield. This is a different Liverpool team.

Liverpool in white, top of the league, Forest nipping at their heels. It's very 70s/80s tonight.

Pass the Shipstones.

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First booking of the game goes to Nicolas Jackson for standing on the heel of Ryan Christie. Looks harsh, he certainly didn't mean it and it's his first foul of the night.

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Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea are winning the midfield battle so far but in all fairness it is an exceptional, and very expensive one.

Mull of Kintyre fades down and we are away! Cracking atmosphere, cracking occasion.

What I will say is that Nathan Collins' last-gasp charge on Matheus Nunes was superb there. But still - hit it man.

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Great save from Mark Travers to keep it at 1-0. Enzo Fernandez finds space and drives at goal before firing one towards the bottom corner but Travers gets a big hand to it.

Shhhoootttt! Got to hit that one!

City now break, Kevin de Bruyne does wonders in midfield to slice the Bees open with a peach of a pass and Matheus Nunes is in on goal. He chooses to try and chop inside the last defender when he just has to hit that and Brentford clear.

Savinho then flashes a shot over as the game loses all sense of stucture. It's a great watch!

The Stamford Bridge crowd loved that one from Jadon Sancho as he sticks it through the legs of Lewis Cook. Class.

West Ham think they have scored against the run of play, but the assistant referee has his flag up for offside.

West Ham win a free-kick, that is delivered deep into the box. Tomas Soucek and Maximilian Kilman both attack it and it goes in off the latter.

But the goal is ruled out and the VAR confirms the decision.

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Shoooot! Brentford play through City brilliantly, Keane Lewis-Potter is in on goal and tries to cut it back for his mates in the middle and it's cleared.

The pass was statistically maybe the better option but you'd want to be shooting there.

City under the pump as Mikkel Damsgaard has one blocked from the corner!