Summary

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  • FT: Man City 4-1 Arsenal - De Bruyne scores either side of Stones header; Holding with late consolation before Haaland adds hosts' fourth

  • FT: Nottingham Forest 3-1 Brighton - Steele saves Johnson penalty & Buonanotte taps in opener; deflected Lodi effort levels before Danilo & Gibbs-White goals

  • FT: Chelsea 0-2 Brentford - Azpilicueta own goal for visitors, Mbeumo doubles lead

  • FT: West Ham 1-2 Liverpool - Paqueta opens scoring; Gakpo levels & Matip heads Reds in front

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Live Reporting

Phil Dawkes, Emlyn Begley and Jonathan Jurejko

  1. West Ham 1-2 Liverpool

    The VAR team have had a look and agreed with the referee that it's not a Thiago handball.

  2. goal

    GOAL - Nottingham Forest 3-2 Brighton

    Deniz Undav

    Too little, too late? Hang on...

  3. PENALTY APPEAL

    West Ham 1-2 Liverpool

    West Ham fans scream for a penalty but the referee says no. The ball appeared to hit Thiago's arm.

  4. Man City 3-0 Arsenal

    As you'd imagine, that third City goal has sucked much of the intensity out of this contest. City have the points in the bag and they're seemingly not utterly intent on making this really ugly for the visitors.

  5. Nottingham Forest 3-1 Brighton

    Still Brighton are pushing and probing. We're into the 100th minute.

    Solly March has a goalbound shot hacked clear, before Alexis Mac Allister fires wide off a Forest leg.

  6. West Ham 1-2 Liverpool

    Liverpool keeper Alisson makes his first save of the second half to deny Jarrod Bowen, who runs down the wing, cuts in and has a low shot.

  7. Nottingham Forest 3-1 Brighton

    Roberto de Zerbi is quietly brooding on the touchline. He might blow like Vesuvius in the changing room.

    The Brighton boss described this as the "most important" game of the season as his side look to reignite their European push.

    Nine of the 10 allotted injury-time minutes are up.

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    Wouldn’t surprise me if Lampard was out and Poch was in by the weekend, 5 losses out of 5 is unacceptable for any manager, Nevermind one in charge of Chelsea.

    Anon

    Lampard has to go. This cannot continue.

    Will CFC.

  9. West Ham 1-2 Liverpool

    West Ham almost grab a point but Tomas Soucek heads over from a corner.

    Liverpool bring on James Milner for Curtis Jones.

  10. Man City 3-0 Arsenal

    What Arsenal can't do is allow this to become an absolute hiding.

    They gift City the ball for an attack that ends with Ilkay Gundogan shanking a shot high and wide.

  11. Nottingham Forest 3-1 Brighton

    While the delirious Forest fans inside the City Ground celebrate, a word of warning for the rest of you... we've still got eight of 10 minutes stoppage time to go.

    Ooof! And this could have been one back for Brighton.

    A corner from the right evades everyone in the Forest box but a stretching Levi Colwill can't turn into the goal.

  12. Chelsea 0-2 Brentford

    Frank Lampard lost his first game in this spell as Chelsea boss.

    And then his second.

    And his third.

    Also his fourth.

    And now heading for five defeats out of five.

  13. Man City 3-0 Arsenal

    There is 30 minutes still to go here, but the game is surely gone. Arsenal have come up with some escape acts this season, but at the home of the champions, the best team in the division? Nah.

    They have to keep believing, though. As both managers said before this, tonight wasn't going to be decisive.

  14. SUBSTITUTION

    Chelsea 0-2 Brentford

    Chelsea bring on Noni Madueke and Joao Felix for Enzo Fernandez and Raheem Sterling.

    Brentford are bringing on Kevin Schade for Ivan Toney.

  15. West Ham 1-2 Liverpool

    Chance for West Ham to level as Maxwel Cornet races through down the left but he blazes over.

    Liverpool brought on Darwin Nunez for Cody Gakpo a few minutes ago.

  16. goal

    GOAL - Nottingham Forest 3-1 Brighton

    Morgan Gibbs-White (90+2 mins)

    Sent the keeper! And sending Forest out of the bottom three.

    Morgan Gibbs-White keeps calm, stays composed and coolly strokes Forest into a two-goal lead which *should* be enough to end their run of 11 games without a win.

    Morgan Gibbs-White celebrates scoring a penalty against BrightonReuters

  17. 'Arsenal falling into traps'

    Man City 3-0 Arsenal

    Shay Given
    Former Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Manchester City have outnumbered Arsenal through midfield. Arsenal need to use their wingers and the width but they are just playing into City's hands and falling into traps.

    I don't know if the pressure has got to Arsenal but they look a shadow of the team we've seen all season.

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    As a Man Utd support it’s hurts me to say this, but well done City. There style of play is unmatched. Can’t see anyone stopping them on the march to 3 trophies.

    Stuart

    De Bruyne on this form is like the racing equivalent of backing Frankel! Unstoppable.

    Dan Close

  19. SUBSTITUTIONS

    Man City 3-0 Arsenal

    Leandro Trossard and Jorginho come on for Arsenal. Gabriel Martinelli and Granit Xhaka are off.

  20. PENALTY TO FOREST

    Nottingham Forest 2-1 Brighton

    Referee Jarred Gillett is told to go to the monitor... it is going to be given, no doubt.

    Yep!

    Penalty to Forest! They've missed one already tonight, but this time it is Morgan Gibbs-White with the ball in his hand...

    Referee Jarred Gillett checks the VAR monitorReuters