Jobi McAnuff
Former Jamaica midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

The title race is all over. In terms of where Arsenal are now and the damage from those last three results I think it's over.

Arsenal have had a brilliant season with a young and vibrant squad but I think a lack of experience will be the telling factor.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Etihad Stadium

Huge sense of anticipation and excitement already here at Etihad Stadium. Inside and outside the stadium it just feels like a huge game - the Premier League match of the season.

Manchester City fans are thronging the players' entrance as the team coach pulls up, giving manager Pep Guardiola and his reigning champions a noisy greeting as they aim to strike a huge psychological blow on current leaders Arsenal, who have faltered in recent weeks.

Chelsea make four changes from the side that lost to Brighton in their last Premier League game.

Cesar Azpilicueta makes his first appearance since 18 February while Thiago Silva, N'Golo Kante and Mateo Kovacic - who also started in the 2-0 loss to Real Madrid in the Champions League last week - all start.

Joao Felix, without a goal since 18 March, is once again on the bench.

Chelsea XI: Arrizabalaga, Wesley Fofana, Thiago Silva, Chalobah, Azpilicueta, Fernandez, Kovacic, Chilwell, Kante, Gallagher, Sterling.

Subs: Badiashile, Aubameyang, Pulisic, Joao Felix, Loftus-Cheek, Mudryk, Mendy, Ziyech, Madueke.

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There's also four changes for Brentford from the side that drew 1-1 with Aston Villa in their last game.

Yoane Wissa, Mathias Jorgensen, Frank Onyeka and Mads Roerslev all come in.

Brentford XI: Raya, Roerslev, Jorgensen, Pinnock, Mee, Henry, Jensen, Onyeka, Janelt, Toney, Wissa.

Subs: Hickey, Schade, Dasilva, Ghoddos, Mbeumo, Damsgaard, Baptiste, Stevens, Cox.

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West Ham won 4-0 at Bournemouth on Sunday and David Moyes rewards those players by naming the same starting 11.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Cresswell, Aguerd, Zouma, Coufal, Soucek, Rice, Benrahma, Paqueta, Bowen, Antonio.

Subs: Areola, Ogbonna, Kehrer, Emerson, Fornals, Lanzini, Downes, Cornet, Ings.

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One change for Liverpool from the side that beat Nottingham Forest 3-2 on Saturday with Joel Matip in central defence in place of Ibrahima Konate, who is not in the squad.

Liverpool XI: Alisson, Robertson, Van Dijk, Matip, Alexander-Arnold, Jones, Fabinho, Henderson, Jota, Gakpo, Salah.

Subs: Kelleher, Gomez, Tsimikas, Carvalho, Thiago, Milner, Elliott, Diaz, Nunez.

It's got that classic big game atmosphere going on outside the Etihad at the moment. The City bus has just turned up and there are flares going off all around it.

There are huge cheers for Pep Guardiola and the City players as they emerge from the vehicle and through the blue smoke.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the City Ground

No Jonjo Shelvey in the Nottingham Forest squad tonight.

It has been reported Shelvey reacted badly to being left out of the starting line-up to face former club Liverpool at the weekend and was sent home by manager Steve Cooper.

Shelvey arrived from Newcastle during the January window but a combination of injuries and poor form mean he has had little impact on Forest's relegation fight.

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Forest showed a bit of fight against Liverpool at the weekend but still left Anfield empty-handed. It is going to be just as hard for them to get anything from this game.

Brighton are going to have to pick themselves up after the disappointment of their FA Cup semi-final defeat, but I thought they were the better team against Manchester United.

I've got to say, while I admire what Arsenal and Manchester City have done this season, the Seagulls under Roberto de Zerbi are my favourite team to watch, with the confidence they show and the risks they take.

All the players have a great understanding of their team's patterns of play and, while they might be feeling a bit flat after the weekend, I think they will be too good for Forest.

Prediction: 1-2

Jobi McAnuff
Former Jamaica midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Manchester City are bang in form and they've found a rhythm that only they can. There are a lot of fixtures coming up but they have the squad to deal with it.

West Ham have had a great week with two four-goal wins, in the Europa Conference League and then at Bournemouth, but their improvement goes back further than that.

The Hammers have taken 10 points from their past four games and they are at the stage where another win will probably be enough to keep them up.

I am not sure they will get it here, despite the improvement of Michail Antonio. This season, like a lot of West Ham players, he has been a bit of a disappointment, but things have really clicked for him of late.

They will make life difficult for Liverpool and while I think Jurgen Klopp's side will score goals, I still don't trust the Reds defensively - Nottingham Forest caused them problems so West Ham will too.

Chris Sutton's prediction: 2-2

Izzy Christiansen
Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal come into this game on the back of three draws and that takes the pressure off them.

After seeing the character shown by some of the Arsenal players at Southampton, coming from behind, it really impressed me. It looked to me like players that want to win the title.

Martin Odegaard came to life in the last 20 minutes. He brought his team back into that. I think Arsenal are going to win.

Brennan Johnson starts and Serge Aurier returns to captain Nottingham Forest as Steve Cooper makes two changes to the XI that started the 3-2 defeat at Liverpool.

Scott McKenna is out for the season with a fractured collarbone and Remo Freuler drops to the bench as Forest target a win to get them out of the relegation zone.

Nottingham Forest XI: Navas; Aurier, Felipe, Niakhate; N Williams, Mangala, Danilo, Lodi; Gibbs-White; Johnson, Awoniyi.

Subs: Hennessey, Worrall, Lingard, Toffolo, Surridge, Kouyate, Freuler, Dennis, Ayew.

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Roberto de Zerbi makes three changes to the Brighton side that started Sunday's FA Cup semi-final defeat by Manchester United on Sunday.

Jason Steele and Levi Colwill come in for Robert Sanchez and Adam Webster, while 18-year-old Argentine midfielder Facundo Buonanotte makes his first Premier League start.

Danny Welbeck drops out of the XI but is fit enough for a place on the bench. Evan Ferguson remains sidelined.

Brighton XI: Steele; Gross, Dunk, Colwill, Estupinan; Caicedo, Mac Allister; March, Buonanotte, Mitoma; Enciso.

Subs: Sanchez, Webster, Welbeck, Undav, Ayari, Gilmour, Van Hecke, Veltman, Offiah.

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One minute until the first batch of team news. We have three kick-off times tonight for our four games so things will be staggered.

Despite their shocking run, Forest boss Steve Cooper said yesterday his squad can take plenty of positives from their performance in a 3-2 defeat at Liverpool on Saturday.

But like that game at Anfield, they might not see much of the ball.

Brighton, like they do, hogging the ball and trying to draw out Forest.

An early chance see Solly March whip in a ball from the right, forcing Neco Williams into heading behind for a corner.

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Fresh from the disappointment of Sunday's FA Cup semi-final loss, Brighton fans might have needed a pick-me-up.

They got one when 18-year-old Republic of Ireland striker Evan Ferguson signed a new contract yesterday.

Ferguson, who has scored nine goals in his breakthrough season, has put pen to paper on a deal that runs to 2028.

“Evan’s contract extension is great news," said Seagulls boss Roberto de Zerbi.

"He trains and plays like a senior player with many years of experience and has become an important member of the squad.

“The aim is to help him become one of the strongest strikers in Europe.”

Charlie Adam
Former Blackpool midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think the Etihad is the worst place Arsenal can be going to. I think City will blow them away. It's only City that can beat City. They have a top quality manager and an incredible group of players.

The Treble is seriously on their mind and I think they will be dangerous.

Erling Haaland has scored 32 Premier League goals for Manchester City this season, the joint-most ever by a player in a 38-game campaign in the competition.

Twenty of these goals have come at the Etihad Stadium, the most home goals by a player in a season since 2007-08 when Cristiano Ronaldo (Old Trafford) and Fernando Torres (Anfield) each scored 21.