Thanks for joining me to look back at that HUGE win for Liverpool.

We also discussed big wins and Nottingham Forest 2-2 Everton.

The final game of the weekend is later as Brentford host Fulham. Keep up with it here.

We'll leave you with some other stories on site right now. Until next time!

• Brentford v Fulham: Inside a 'growing' west London rivalry
• How Arsenal rolled back the years to end trophy drought with League Cup triumph
• Concussion substitutes: Premier League 'disappointed' at rejection of temporary replacement trial

Before we leave you, here is a look at the Premier League table.

Arsenal are five points clear at the top of second-placed Manchester City.

Fulham

Thomas Frank has been speaking to the media before Brentford's Premier League game against Fulham on Monday.

Here are the key lines from his news conference:

• Frank said he is expecting a "feisty" derby against their west London rivals, adding: "What a moment in Fulham and our history to face each other in the top half of the best league in the world."
• After losing in the 90th minute earlier in the season, Frank is hoping for "the opposite result", but expects a "very intense game".
• When asked about their unbeaten run, he said: "I don’t speak about winning or losing, I speak about performing well. If we do our job and perform well, we will have a good chance."
• On leaks in the media around Ivan Toney, he said: "We share Ivan's disappointment with leaks in a confidential case and the timing of the leaks just before the World Cup and this international break. The talk of a potential ban is disappointing, as is the talk of Ivan training badly with England."
• He also said he feels the way Toney copes is "amazing" and added: "This has been ongoing since November and he’s just carried on scoring goals and driving the team."

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Fulham

Marco Silva has been speaking to the media before Fulham's Premier League game against Brentford on Monday.

Here are the key lines from his news conference:

• The mood is "really good" and Silva said "our start since the World Cup break has been outstanding".
• On Joao Palhinha's suspension: "There will be a different player there but our approach and what we demand from that position will be the same."
• On who might replace him, he added: "We have two solutions for that position. Harrison Reed, it's a natural position for him, and [Sasa] Lukic."
• Work is being done on set pieces and he said: "We work really hard on that. They are important moments in the game, they can be decisive."
• He said facing Brentford will be a "proper derby" and praised the Bees for being a "really consistent, really solid team".
• On being drawn against Manchester United in the FA Cup quarter-final, he said: "We are pleased to be in the quarter final. If you want to play quarter-final, you have to be ready to play anyone."

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• Fulham have won 11 Premier League games this season, last winning more in 2011-12 (14). They have also won five away games this term, their joint-most in a single Premier League campaign (also 2003-04).
• Both Brentford and Fulham have scored a league-high 15 Premier League goals from set-pieces so far this season, with no side netting more penalties than the Bees (5).
• Fulham’s Manor Solomon has scored in each of his past three Premier League games, all as a substitute. Only one player - Jamie Vardy from November 2018 to October 2020 - has ever scored in four consecutive substitute appearances in the Premier League, while no player has ever done so in an uninterrupted run of games for a club in the competition.

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Brentford should have their entire squad available for Monday's game.

Pontus Jansson and Frank Onyeka are both back in contention after recovering from respective hamstring injuries.

Fulham midfielder Joao Palhinha begins a two-match suspension after receiving his 10th booking of the season in the draw against Wolves.

Layvin Kurzawa is sidelined with a knee injury, while Tom Cairney and Neeskens Kebano remain out.

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Now for a little bit of build-up to a intriguing London derby tonight.

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Liverpool

Kate Stewart, owner of the Sandon Hotel near Anfield, told BBC Radio 5 Live what the atmosphere was like during Liverpool's 7-0 win over Manchester United.

"It was phenomenal. That's the only word I can use," she said.

"We are the birthplace of LFC. The club was born here, so it's like the holy ground.

"We had people coming from London to watch the game.

"To see everyone absolutely buzzing was amazing. Everyone celebrating, hugging each other, it was just the tonic that was needed."

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Goals from Matthijs de Ligt and Eric Choupo-Moting help Bayern Munich reclaim the Bundesliga leadership with a 2-1 win at Stuttgart.

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A man has died after a fight between a number of football fans outside a pub.

Blackpool FC aid it was "deeply shocked and saddened" to learn that fan Tony Johnson had "tragically lost his life".

The 55-year-old had been found with a serious head injury outside The Manchester bar on the Promenade in Blackpool at about 19:00 GMT on Saturday, Lancashire Police said.

Supporters had clashed following the Blackpool v Burnley match, the force said.

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Liverpool say the actions of a pitch invader during Sunday's 7-0 Premier League win over Manchester United were "unacceptable and dangerous".

The fan drew the ire of Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp after colliding with players as they celebrated Roberto Firmino scoring the Reds' seventh goal.

The Reds are investigating the incident and added a lifetime ban from Anfield could be levied on the offender.

"These acts are dangerous, illegal and have severe consequences," they said.

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The Premier League says it is "disappointed" that a trial of temporary concussion substitutes has been rejected by football's law-makers.

Ifab (The International Football Association Board) did not approve the idea at its annual meeting in London.

The Premier League, club doctors and Professional Footballers' Association had sent Ifab a letter seeking a trial.

"We cannot understand the basis for which it has not been approved," a Premier League statement said.

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Former Premier League midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker says Sunday's game against Nottingham Forest was a six-pointer for Everton and after twice taking the lead they should have taken all three points.

He told BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily: "I looked at that as a six-pointer. It was a big, big game.

"It's still OK to come out with a point, but from a critical standpoint, taking the lead twice, you should have come out with three points there."

Jobi McAnuff added: "When I look at Everton I feel they have got a bit of an issue, they just don’t keep the ball well enough.

"In the second half in particular, they put so much energy and brilliant athleticism to go and win the ball back, but then it’s like ‘right, how can we have a breather and keep possession to work the ball back up the pitch?’.

"I just don’t see that with Everton and I haven’t seen it under Sean Dyche. For me that is a style issue and the way he wants to play we know they are going to be strong and putting balls into the box.

"I just felt the game got away from them in the second half because they lacked energy. It is a tough area to play if you aren’t keeping the ball well and they were just chasing shadows at times."

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Former Premier League midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker says Sunday's game against Nottingham Forest was a six-pointer for Everton and after twice taking the lead they should have taken all three points.

He told BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily: "I looked at that as a six-pointer. It was a big, big game.

"It's still OK to come out with a point, but from a critical standpoint, taking the lead twice, you should have come out with three points there."

Jobi McAnuff added: "When I look at Everton I feel they have got a bit of an issue, they just don’t keep the ball well enough.

"In the second half in particular, they put so much energy and brilliant athleticism to go and win the ball back, but then it’s like ‘right, how can we have a breather and keep possession to work the ball back up the pitch?’.

"I just don’t see that with Everton and I haven’t seen it under Sean Dyche. For me that is a style issue and the way he wants to play we know they are going to be strong and putting balls into the box.

"I just felt the game got away from them in the second half because they lacked energy. It is a tough area to play if you aren’t keeping the ball well and they were just chasing shadows at times."

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