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Chris Sutton is making predictions for all 380 Premier League matches again this season, against a variety of guests.
For this weekend's games, he takes on Sexy Beast star Stephen Moyer, who is a West Ham fan.
Sutton's prediction: 2-2
I really don't know how to judge Newcastle at the moment, good or bad. They got such an impressive result away from home against Aston Villa but ended up having to fight back for a point at home to Luton a few days later.
Eddie Howe's side are conceding a lot of goals, including when Chris Wood scored a hat-trick for Nottingham Forest against them at St. James' Park a few weeks ago, and they're another team where I just don't know what we're going to get.
Forest needed penalties to get past Bristol City in the FA Cup this week and they are still waiting for their first win of 2024. The obvious result here is a draw, so I'm going to go with that.
Stephen's prediction: 0-2
Newcastle are going through a very weird run of results where it seems like anything could happen, but they should have too much for Forest.
I was expecting big things from Forest defender Neco Williams this season, but he's only recently got back into their team.
Nat Hayward
BBC Sport journalist
Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo has been speaking to the media before Saturday's Premier League match at home to Newcastle United.
Here are the key lines from his news conference:
Nuno confirmed Gonzalo Montiel will miss the game, adding: "There are some players still with issues. We will have to asses them". He said that Chris Wood is "getting better, doing treatment every day - but not available for tomorrow".
On needing penalties to get past Bristol City in the FA Cup on Wednesday: "It was a tough game, a lot of minutes - especially for players who have not been involved recently. Some knocks, some situations that always cause problems."
On the win at St James' Park in December: "We defended well and took advantage of the spaces. Tomorrow is going to be different for sure. It will be a tough game, Newcastle are a good team. We need to be switched on so we can do it again."
More on the challenge the Magpies pose: "The game has many aspects. We must realise we will face a very good team, good players, good manager. Then we will play the game. There are a lot of aspects we can take advantage of. We can't ignore we are playing a team with talent, physicality and intensity. You can never reduce the plan to individual players. It's about the team, about how we can produce the game we want."
Nuno said he must "deal with the situation" of having injuries and players still to return from Africa Cup of Nations duty, adding: "We cannot wait for them to come, we never wait. Of course, it will be better when we have all the squad available. Having them around is important - but having them healthy, prepared and ready to is what we are more concerned about."
On Taiwo Awoniyi: "He's improving. He's been out for a long time, he played sooner than we expected him to play. He did well. As long as he has energy, he can really help and we have to manage the momentum to use him. Totally different players - Taiwo and Chris - so the team needs to adapt to a new striker. Having both available will be great."
Nuno said his team must "play the game" while "ignoring all the noise and focusing on our task".
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