Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Vincent Kompany is revving the crowd up say he needs more. An interesting selection from him picking Brownhill over Fofana in behind Foster up front. He's got in behind a couple of times so far.

Burnley have made a very bright start at Turf Moor.

They've earned themselves a couple of corners and Jacob Bruun Larsen has just had a pop on goal fizz slightly wide.

That wasn't far off from Chris Wood!

Morgan Gibbs-White rapidly breaks down the right and plays a delightful cross right into the New Zealand striker's path, but he slots it just wide.

Ashley Williams
Former Wales defender on BBC Final Score

I don't think Brentford were ever in danger. Thomas Frank is a good manager.

Their talisman [Toney] was missing for a long part of the season and other players stepped up in his absence.

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Eilidh Barbour
Commentator on Final Score

Now it is up to Forest to do their side of things. With Chelsea and Burnley to come, you feel like this is a must-win.

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Sasa Lukic pounces onto a loose ball in the box and it's almost the perfect start for Fulham. His shot takes a deflection off Nathan Collins and flies just over the bar. What a chance!

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Turf Moor

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Could they not find a seat closer to the pitch for Newcastle assistant Graeme Jones?

He has made the long trek with us up to the press box, right at the top of the main stand at Turf Moor.

And when I say right at the top, it is literally Row Z.

What a view it is though.

Here we go then. All three matches are starting to kick-off.

Arsenal

Arsenal forward Kai Havertz, speaking to TNT Sports: "It was a tough game, we had lots of chances in the first half but we didn't manage to score them.

"They are a good team, fair play to them. In the end, we are happy with the three points and three goals too."

On whether it was the right call to award a penalty: "I haven't seen the replay but I think he touches me.

"I felt the contact and went down. For me it's a penalty. I said to the goalkeeper 'you touched me'."

On improvements he has made over the season: "I just enjoy it on the pitch right now. It's so nice. I have so many good players behind me and I really enjoy the number nine role.

"We have two more games to play and we are going to give everything. We'll enjoy those games and see how it goes.

"I enjoy every second. He [Mikel Arteta] taught me so many things, especially at the start when it was tough for me. I'm so glad I was here. Things were hard at a the start but everyone stuck by me.

"I work hard but for me it's not easy to go into a new team. Sometimes I'm a shy guy.

"To go into a new team with a new manager and different players then it can be tough. I came from Chelsea and that didn't make it easy too. The manager has helped a lot and the players. The fans have been unbelievable.

"I needed maybe to change my game a bit. When I came form Germany I realised it's not easy to survive in this league. I had to adapt and I've done it well. I enjoy contact with my opponents and aerial duels too."

On Bukayo Saka: "He's unbelievable and shows it every week.

"I think he's 21 or 22 and I've never seen a player like this.

"England are very lucky. He's hungry every day and if you see him in training he's special."

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Football Focus

Fans have long memories and rivalries that they have and they want to get another victory before they end the season and leave the league.

But Nottingham Forest will want to prove that they are a Premier League team and to do that, you have to come to tough places like Bramall Lane and win.

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Ben Brereton-Diaz has attempted 17 shots in the league this season, more than any other Sheffield United player despite making only 11 appearances.

He began his career at Forest, scoring nine goals in 57 appearances in all competitions.

Morgan Gibbs-White scored 11 times in 35 Championship games on loan at Sheffield United in 2021-22, including in the play-off semi-final second leg against Forest.

However, his missed penalty in the shootout secured Forest's place in the final at Wembley.

Sheffield United are unbeaten in four top-flight home matches with Nottingham Forest (W3, D1), although the most recent of those was in October 1992.

Forest could complete a league double over the Blades for the first time since the 2003-04 season.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Football Focus

I think that was a game where Luton would have looked at as a real opportunity to get points on the teams around them and that has opened a big door for Nottingham Forest today.

They will look at this - if they can get the points against Sheffield United - as an opportunity.

It won't be an easy game but if they can win then it will be a big stride for them.

Alexander Isak is one goal short of becoming the fifth player to reach 20 top-flight goals for Newcastle in a season.

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Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on Football Focus

It is going to be tough, Burnley's home form is retched.

But the performance levels have been there and they can go into this game today against Newcastle full of confidence.

The consistency of selection for Newcastle hasn't been there and their away form has been pretty terrible.

This is a difficult one to call.

Luton Town missed the chance to move out of the relegation zone last night thanks to a 1-1 draw against Everton.

Can Burnley or Nottingham Forest take advantage of that result and boost their chances of Premier League survival today?

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on TNT Sports

It was a little bit nervy that first half. Declan Rice, the superlatives for him. He just keeps getting better. If ever a position or a club was ready-made for him, it is the Arsenal situation he finds himself in.

He is the complete player now for Arsenal.

This was called the promised land and it has taken nearly 20 years to get the atmosphere we have here, the unity between the fans and the players and I think Declan embodies that. I love the celebration. He is having himself for fun. Go and enjoy it.

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Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

3-0 probably puts a bit of gloss on the score line, but Arsenal were the better team and could have been 3-0 up before half-time. Bournemouth came out in the second half a different team but Arsenal couldn't have done anymore today.

Arsenal

Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice speaking to TNT Sports: "I think you see it in the first half, it was domination. We could have been up four or five. I knew there was an opportunity for me to score, assist and even for my goal there I sensed it. Goal, assist and three points, just what we needed.

"I do like assisting. It just feels great. It was a big result. They have been some form and are a top team and we knew today it was business and we had to handle it.

"You looked back at the Villa game the other week when we had a few in the first half. We could have done with the second half being less like a basketball match. It now leads into the game next week and we are ready for it."

On Saka's penalty: "Fair play to him. After the miss at the Euros he has worked at his penalties and takes them at different times for us. He is top."

On the title race: "I wasn't here last year but I can sense that we are embracing it. Man City are a machine and they don't lose many. Anything can happen in football. Surprises can happen and miracles can happen and we just have to stay focused."