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FT: Brentford 2-1 Forest - Danilo with opener but Toney free-kick squirms past Navas before Da Silva goal
FT: Brighton 6-0 Wolves - Undav, Gross & Welbeck score doubles
FT: Crystal Palace 4-3 West Ham - Soucek converts from close range before Ayew, Zaha and Schlupp goals
Antonio heads a second for West Ham in thriller before Eze penalty, but Aguerd pulls one back
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Brentford 0-1 Nottingham Forest
Forest fans are celebrating. They go in at the break with a crucial lead. Brentford have work to do.
It hasn't been a good half of football but if Forest hold on, they won't care.
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Julian: If Brighton and Villa can take 5th and 6th - finishing above Spurs and Liverpool - then only 3 of the so called "Big Six" will be in the top 6.
Brighton 4-0 Wolves
Wolves make a change before half time as Nelson Semedo, who has picked up a knock, is replaced by Daniel Podence.
Five minutes of time added on.
Danilo (45+1 min)
A HUGE goal for Nottingham Forest with seconds to go until half-time.
Morgan Gibbs-White's shot is blocked on the edge of the box and it falls kindly to Danilo.
He reacts to place it coolly into the roof of the net from close range.
That could be a massive, massive goal for Forest's survival hopes.
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Bryan Mbeumo sends in a deep free-kick but Ben Mee's header floats into Keilor Navas' arms.
Minutes to go until half-time.
Brighton 4-0 Wolves
Brighton have scored four goals before half-time in a single match for the first time since they did so against Leeds in a Championship match in February 2016.
There's another lengthy stoppage for treatment here so expect a lot of time added on - just what Wolves don't need.
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Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
That's a big chance. He should do better, Awoniyi. Excellent ball into the box.
I think he should score there, because the keeper has come out. If he gets the right contact he just loops that over the keeper.
He gets the header all wrong. That's a big, big chance.
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Big chance for Forest as Rico Henry is under pressure on the right. It's laid off to Brennan Johnson, he whips it in first time but Taiwo Awoniyi can't keep the header down with goalkeeper David Raya already beaten in the six-yard area.
Brighton 4-0 Wolves
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on Final Score
Two yards out, downwards header from Danny Welbeck, and there's nothing Jose Sa could have done to prevent the goal there.
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A Wolves chance!
Not a particularly dangerous one but at least it is a shot as Pedro Neto has a pop from distance but it is comfortable for Jason Steele.
Brighton 4-0 Wolves
Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports commentator
It's just beautiful to watch again. The flow of this Brighton team when they're on song is just delightful.
Brentford 0-0 Nottingham Forest
Kevin Schade meets a better cross at the back post but he's stretching and the header is comfortable for Keylor Navas.
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Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Both teams have been poor in the final third and lacked the product. I think Brentford look the most likely to score, though.
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It's not been a great game. Brentford are all over Forest without creating much.
Mikkel Damsgaard's latest cross doesn't beat the first man.
Danny Welbeck
Was only a matter of time!
This has just been a sensational first-half performance by Brighton and Danny Welbeck, who has had a couple of chances, now gets on the scoresheet as he heads in Pervis Estupinan cross at the back post.
Top seven? Who can rule Brighton out for finishing top five?
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West Ham United
West Ham manager David Moyes speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We didn't start the game particularly well, could have been the quick turnaround and having a day less than Crystal Palace to prepare. We scored and gave ourselves something to build on. We scored good goals from set pieces but overall we got what we deserved but I do expect our teams to defend better than that and over the years we have done. Today I was really disappointed with how we defended.
"Their front players played really well and were a handful all game. We didn't win the second balls very often and we allowed Crystal Palace to get control in the game."
On the Crystal Palace penalty: "I think the referees said they wouldn't give soft penalties, I think today could certainly be classed as one of them."
"It wouldn't have been a surprise if we got a goal from a set piece but in general play and open play it wasn't good enough and we didn't look like a threat at all. We didn't win enough balls, didn't defend well enough and that made it really difficult for us this afternoon.
"We're not over the line yet, we have to do that and try and get the points which are required. I always thought the programme would be difficult today, the extra day recovery gave them an advantage, the early kick off certainly didn't help but look we're all in it and we have to do it and find the points which will get us there and I'm confident we will do."
Brighton 3-0 Wolves
A rare spell of no Brighton chances at the moment. I wonder how many Wolves fan might be tempted to dip out at half time and go enjoy the sunshine on the beach, their players are certainly playing like they are on it anyway.
Brentford 0-0 Nottingham Forest
Oooh. Bryan Mbeumo's delivery is flicked on by Rico Henry. It bounces dangerously past the far post, going over the head of Ivan Toney.
Brentford 0-0 Nottingham Forest
Great stuff from Kevin Schade as he skips away from Serge Aurier and is then fouled by Felipe. A yellow for the Brazilian and a decent free-kick position for Brentford.
Brighton 3-0 Wolves
Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on Final Score
It would be great to see Brighton get something at the end of the season other than their highest ever finish.
They would be a great addition to European football as well because of the way they play.
They would be a fantastic advert for English football [on the continent].
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