That's all from us after a busy day covering plenty of interesting topics.

Here's a reminder of the key stories we looked at:

• Merseyside derby - Slot could still face Wolves despite red card & both clubs condemn Doucoure racist abuse.
• Latest on injuries - Arsenal confirm Havertz out for season after needing surgery & Jackson out until April.
• Champions League - Celtic's dream still alive after fighting display against Bayern.
• FA Cup - Semi-automated offside tech to be used for first time.

Thanks for joining us today and we will see you again tomorrow.

Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna has spoken on team news to his side before they play Aston Villa: "Connor Chaplin is still not going to be available and Sam Szmodics' ankle injury that he had a recurrence of last week has fortunately not been too serious, so it will be down to a judgment call really on whether he's going to play against Aston Villa or not."

While we are on the topic of the title race, you can have your say in the poll above.

Can anyone catch Liverpool? Or will the Reds lift the trophy once again?

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With 42 points to play for Liverpool can, of course, be caught.

History, however, tells us that it is pretty unlikely.

When the teams behind the league leaders have also played 24 games then the biggest deficit overhauled in the Premier League era was five points.

That was achieved just twice - by Manchester United in 2003 and Manchester City six years ago.

The biggest points gap that has been overturned after the leaders had played 24 games is nine points.

That was achieved by Manchester United in 1996, but they had not played the same number of games as the then leaders Newcastle, with the Red Devils having played a game more.

The Opta supercomputer has given Liverpool an 88.3% chance of winning the league, compared to just 11.6% for Arsenal.

Nottingham Forest, third in the table, are 10 points behind the Reds and no side has hauled such a gap back to finish first from this stage of season. They have been given a 0.1% chance of ending the season with the trophy.

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On paper Arsenal may have the marginally easier run-in but they have been rocked this week with the news striker Kai Havertz could be out for the season.

The 25-year-old sustained a muscle injury on the team's Dubai training camp and is currently being assessed.

Havertz has made 34 appearances across all competitions this season and is Arsenal's top scorer with 15 goals and five assists.

The Gunners are already missing forward players Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka through hamstring injuries and striker Gabriel Jesus is out for the rest of the season with an anterior cruciate ligament injury.

They also did not manage to sign another striker during the winter transfer window.

Confirmation from Arsenal with the new information that Havertz's rehabilitation is expected to 'extend into pre-season preparations for next season'.

That is approximately a five-month injury lay-off - potentially longer. Devastating for him and a huge blow to Arsenal's plans.

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We reported earlier today that Kai Havertz was out for the rest of the season because of a hamstring injury and the news has now been confirmed by club Arsenal.

In a statement they said: "We can confirm that Kai Havertz has sustained a hamstring injury during a training session in Dubai last week.

"Subsequent assessments and specialist reviews have confirmed that the injury will require surgery, which will take place in the coming days. Soon after surgery, Kai will begin his recovery and rehabilitation programme, which is expected to extend into pre-season preparations for next season.

"Everyone at the club is fully focused on supporting Kai to ensure he is back to full fitness as soon as possible."

Half of Liverpool's games are against teams in the top half of the table, with potentially tricky trips to Aston Villa and Manchester City coming up in their next three games.

They also play rivals Arsenal towards the end of the season but have the advantage of hosting that encounter.

Arsenal, meanwhile, face six sides in the top half of the table in their final 14 games.

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Arsenal are currently unbeaten in 14 league matches (W9 D5) - their longest run without defeat under Mikel Arteta.

They have one fewer Premier League game than Liverpool in the rest of this month, but play one more than the Reds in March.

Gunners fans will be hoping their side are still in the title race when they go to Anfield on 10 May because getting a result in that game would set them up for a home fixture against Newcastle and then an away trip to Southampton on the final day, by which point the Saints could be relegated.

Arsenal's final 14 Premier League games:

15 February: Leicester (A)

22 February: West Ham (H)

26 February: Nottingham Forest (A)

9 March: Man Utd (A)

16 March: Chelsea (H)

1 April: Fulham (H)

5 April: Everton (A)

12 April: Brentford (H)

19 April: Ipswich (A)

26 April: Crystal Palace (H)

3 May: Bournemouth (H)

10 May: Liverpool (A)

18 May: Newcastle (H)

25 May: Southampton (A)

There are 14 games of the Premier League season left for every club and after taking a point from last night's Merseyside derby, Liverpool are seven points clear of second-place Arsenal.

Something to highlight for fans after Liverpool play Manchester City at home on 23 February the Reds have seven home games and just four away.

Liverpool's final 14 Premier League games:

16 February: Wolves (H)

19 February: Aston Villa (A)

23 February: Man City (A)

26 February: Newcastle (H)

8 March: Southampton (H)

2 April: Everton (H)

5 April: Fulham (A)

12 April: West Ham (H)

19 April: Leicester (A)

26 April: Tottenham (H)

3 May: Chelsea (A)

10 May: Arsenal (H)

18 May: Brighton (A)

25 May: Crystal Palace (H)

Last night's 2-2 draw between Liverpool and Everton means every club in the Premier League has now played 24 games each.

Let's take a look on the run-in for the title race and if yesterday's draw has affected anything.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

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Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson is now expected to be out for at least six weeks with a hamstring injury.

Likely replacements include Christopher Nkunku and Cole Palmer but options from the academy like Deivid Washington and Shim Mheuka could also be discussed.

But, although Maresca keeps denying it, Chelsea may also regret letting Joao Felix leave on loan to join AC Milan on transfer deadline day. That, incidentally, was the night when both Jackson and Guiu were injured.

Nottingham Forest

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Nuno Espirito Santo on Elliot Anderson: "I think the squad helped him a lot. He found himself in a good group of people who helped him to settle down.

"And when it comes to football, he is doing the rest. He is very versatile. He is a young player. He started the season in different positions and he is performing very well. We hope he continues that way.

"In terms of settling down, he has friends here and I think he is happy in Nottingham. This is how our players should be."

Nottingham Forest

Nuno Espirito Santo on injured striker Taiwo Awoniyi: "He broke his nose, so he is in pain and is with the medical department. We are waiting for the right protocols to be followed. It is a concussion, so we have to be really careful. He looks OK. He is smiling but with pain. In this situation, we have to be careful and take two or three days to settle down and see if he is going to be OK."

On Callum Hudson-Odoi: "He is progressing. He joined the group yesterday and today too. He was part of the sessions and we still have tomorrow to assess him and also a lot of players due to knocks.

"I am positive that [he will be in contention to be in the squad against Fulham] but we still need to be sure he is 100%. Let's wait for tomorrow."

Nottingham Forest

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Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo on Ola Aina's contract situation: "I think there will be good news. Things are going well. I am positive and confident everything is going to be solved."

On the depth of the Forest squad: "I don't have to think about [injuries] when it doesn't happen. When it happens, we have to find solutions. That is what is important for us. We have solutions when it comes to the depth of the squad. It will be better if we can keep everyone healthy till the end of the season and we can compete in both competitions till the end. We don't operate on 'ifs'. The important thing is we have balance and a good squad."

Southampton

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Southampton manager Ivan Juric on club record signing Kamaldeen Sulemana: "Players are all different. You have to find a way to work with them. You have to find a way to make them perform. I've never had a problem with Deeno, he trains hard, he's a funny guy, very professional. For me, he's a perfect professional.

"I haven't spoken to him [about the transfer fee]. He is great in one-on-one situation and he can score goals. He also helps in defending. He does everything.

"He needs to keep the ball moving and he needs to wait for the right moment to pass the ball because he is a little bit nervous to demonstrated that he is really good. I don't think he is a guy who cares about a lot of pressure. He is a happy guy."

Southampton

Juric on latest team news: "We have problems with [Taylor] Harwood-Bellis. He is not ready yet. I am really disappointed about it. [Adam] Lallana has a little bit problem with hamstring, we will see tomorrow.

"[Jack] Stephens is also out. Next week, he will start training with us. But we have to be careful with him because he has been out for a long time. I think he is important and I will be delighted to have him back.

"Lesley [Ugochukwu] is good. Everything else is good."

On Flynn Downes who has been left out after his move to Ipswich Town was blocked: "The same as I said last week, that's it. We have to resolve it. I don't want to speak about it."

Southampton

Southampton manager Ivan Juric on his side's survival hopes: "For us every game is must win. But we really want to win. It's a good feeling and we are now more convinced that we can win matches. We had a very good game and we are ready.

"I think we can win matches. Players really believe they can. We need to be focused and work hard. We think we can be good.

"I have never been before in such a situation before. With Genoa, we were fighting relegation and stayed in Serie A. But it is a different situation and different culture. You cannot compare the two situations.

"Now we are bottom of the table. We are training hard, the players really believe and we will try hard."