Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2 at the Gtech Community Stadium

What a game of football we've got here!

You know what he's got in that left foot, Harry Wilson. He hits it so clean, he whips it into that top corner.

The Fulham fans can't believe what they're seeing. And I think there's more goals in this game.

It's an absolutely brilliant game.

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Kevin Schade goes down in the box and wants a penalty but it's soft.

Joachim Andersen gives his opinion and picks up a yellow card for his troubles.

Under way.

A quadruple change for Ipswich. On come Liam Delap, Nathan Broadhead, Conor Chaplin and Jack Taylor.

Off go Jens Cajuste, Jack Clarke, Julio Enciso and George Hirst.

We had a grand total of 17 minutes of added time at the end of the match.

Nottingham Forest can celebrate the three points, knowing they still have a slim chance of playing in the Champions League next season.

For West Ham, it's a pretty dismal end to their home campaign. They are winless in their last five home Premier League games (D3 L2), with this also the first time that they have lost their final home game of a top-flight season since 2016-17.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

As things stand, there are just THREE points between second-placed Arsenal and seventh-placed Nottingham Forest.

The race for next season's Champions League is reaching fever pitch heading into the final week of the season.

Arsenal have serious work to do. They need a win today to get them over the line, although a draw is more than likely to be enough with goal difference as it is. An away win and Newcastle's place in Europe's premier club competition is all but confirmed.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Premier League goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at the London Stadium

Overall, Nottingham Forest deserved it. They were the better side, certainly going forward. They have given themselves a chance going into the last game of the season.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

Crystal Palace have a trophy. Newcastle have one too, while champions Liverpool will get their hands on the Premier League trophy next Sunday at Anfield. And one of Manchester United and Tottenham will win the Europa League in Bilbao on Wednesday.

Yet it's five years since Arsenal fans celebrated their team winning major silverware - the 2020 FA Cup final win over Chelsea which was played behind closed doors at Wembley due to Covid.

The Gunners start their final home game of the season having yet to confirm a place in next season's Champions League.

A win over Newcastle will seal a top-five finish and earn them a place at the top table of European football. The problem is Newcastle have won all three encounters against Arsenal this season.

Finally!

That's it. Murillo clears the ball and the whistle blows. Nottingham Forest earn a vital three points to take things to the last game of the season in the race for Champions League football.

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Double change for Fulham as Harry Wilson and Josh King come on for Alex Iwobi and Emile Smith Rowe.

It's now Emile Smith Rowe's turn to pick up a yellow card for a cynical pullback on Nathan Collins.

Easy one to give that.

Carlos Soler and Edson Alvarez were the West Ham players to receive cautions.

And still we go on with 106 minutes on the clock.

It's a dangerous ball in from Mikkel Damsgaard and Bernd Leno comes and just about gets a fist on it.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Premier League goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at the London Stadium

Murillo was involved in the initial starting of it. There was a coming together after the clearance with Edson Alvarez.

The referee is basically dishing out yellow cards to everyone.

Morato and Murillo are among those to go into the book.

Yoane Wissa chooses not to use any of his team-mates as he skips past Kenny Tete before his cross is deflected out for a corner.

VAR have got a bit to look at here. Tensions were bubbling for a good few minutes.