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Fulham manager Marco Silva wants his players to take the positives from Sunday's last-gasp 4-3 defeat at Liverpool.

After squandering a 3-2 lead in the final 10 minutes at Anfield, Silva believes his side showed enough to win the game and hopes his players can show a positive reaction when they face Nottingham Forest on Wednesday.

At his pre-match news conference, Silva said: "We didn't get the points we deserved, but we took the positives from the game. We scored three goals at Anfield.

"We have had some games where we deserved more. I believe we are more capable to do this now - it is part of the process of the season. We have to do the right steps to be more consistent."

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Nottingham Forest cannot "hide" from a recent poor run of results, but boss Steve Cooper insists it has been fine margins that have cost them points.

The Reds have lost their past three games by a one-goal margin and now find themselves just six points above the relegation zone.

However, Cooper feels these difficult runs of form are the most "important" times to be a manager.

"I'm under no illusions we will go through challenging times when we will be on the end of bad results and decisions," he said.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag says journalists "should not go around our back" after the club banned reporters from four outlets from Tuesday's news conference.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

It has been a turbulent few days at Manchester United.

Saturday's defeat at Newcastle was followed by suggestions of discontent within the camp and then four media organisations being banned from yesterday's pre-match press conference.

Now, the focus is back on what happens on the pitch, with Chelsea tonight, Bournemouth on Saturday and Bayern Munich next Tuesday, it is a big week, something not lost on manager Erik ten Hag.

"We have three big home fixtures in less than a week and they will all be very important in deciding how our season progresses from this point," the Dutchman says in his programme notes.

Bournemouth

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Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola said: "Everyone is trying to recover to be ready against Palace. It is probably going to be a tough week. We have two away games with the travels and everything, we have to be ready and I hope everyone's ready to play."

When asked about possible squad rotation, Iraola said: "We have to consider that we are playing three games this week and two away games. I hope everyone is ready if they start or play in the second half. I think we'll need everyone."

Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson, whose side have only won one of six league matches at home, said: "We know Bournemouth are a good team, they’re in exceptionally good form and have won four of their last five or six matches, they’re playing well and just had a very good draw, almost a victory.

"We certainly can’t say our home is our fortress. We’ll have to produce the performances to get that and as of yet we haven’t done so."

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Andy Giddings, from BBC Radio Sheffield, has given his views on Chris Wilder’s appointment as our pundits wonder whether Sheffield United overachieved and had unrealistic expectations on their Premier League return.

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BBC Sport asked readers for their opinions on Chris Wilder returning to manage Sheffield United for the second time.

Here are your thoughts:

Andy: He should never have left the club the first time. One of the best managers we have ever had. He unified a broken club and brought the dream to Bramall Lane. Hopefully he can do it again!

Matty: I think it's a wise option in terms of experience and because of the success Wilder had at United before, getting promoted twice in three seasons from League One to the Premier League, although I do wonder whether he is going to be able to change it around. Hopefully we can buy some players in January and have the chance of just staying up.

Joy: The players lack passion. I hope Wilder can bring that back. The real Sheffield United always fights, but that fight has been absent.

Michael: This is a convenient appointment, which will prove pointless. Sheffield United will be relegated. Wilder says he is better than when he left, but how? He’s been a disappointment at both Middlesbrough and Watford and his best days are long gone. He loves the sound of his own voice and believes his own rhetoric. It's got failure written all over it!

John: Sorry to see Hecky go. He has done a great job but he had no owner support - in fact we don’t really have an owner. I was sorry to see Wilder go for similar reasons. I welcome him back and wish him the best of luck - he’ll need it!

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield commentator on the Monday Night Club

I think the fans have somewhat given up hope of surviving in the Premier League.

If they beat Liverpool on Wednesday at Bramall Lane, and Chris Wilder is in the dugout, that hope will come straight back.

But, if they don't get results soon it won't come back.

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Chris Wilder says Sheffield United are getting him "at his best" as he returns for a second spell as manager, while his relationship with owner Prince Abdullah has been repaired.

As ever you can let us know your thoughts on tonight's fixtures by getting in touch via #bbcfootball on X, texting in to 81111 (UK only - standard rates apply) or WhatsApp 03301231826.

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Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder makes a whopping five changes on his return to the Bramall Lane dugout following the 5-0 defeat at Burnley that precipitated his predecessor Paul Heckingbottom's departure.

In come Jayden Bogle, Vini Souza, James McAtee, Andre Brooks and William Osula as John Fleck, Luke Thomas and Oliver Norwood drop to the bench. Oli McBurnie is suspended and George Baldock injured.

Sheff Utd XI: Foderingham, Ahmedhodzic, Robinson, Trusty, Bogle, Souza, McAtee, Brooks, Hamer, Archer, Osula.

Subs: Davies, Lowe, Thomas, Larouci, Fleck, Norwood, Ben Slimane, Seriki, Traore.

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Liverpool, meanwhile, make four changes from their dramatic 4-3 win over Fulham on Sunday.

The injured Joel Matip is replaced by Ibrahima Konate while Wataru Endo is rewarded with a start after his goalscoring impact from the bench. Cody Gakpo and Joe Gomez also come in.

Liverpool XI: Kelleher, Alexander-Arnold, Van Dijk, Konate, Gomez, Szoboszlai, Mac Allister, Endo, Salah, Diaz, Gakpo.

Subs: Adrian, Pitaluga, Tsimikas, Quansah, Bradley, Jones, Elliott, Gravenberch, Nunez.

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Marco Silva makes four changes to his Fulham side after Sunday's dramatic 4-3 defeat at Liverpool.

Kenny Tete, Tim Ream, Harrison Reed and Harry Wilson drop to the bench with Tosin Adarabioyo, Tom Cairney, Willian and Timothy Castagne coming in.

Fulham XI: Leno, Castagne, Adarabioyo, Bassey, Robinson, Cairney, Palhinha, Willian, Pereira, Iwobi, Jimenez.

Subs: Rodak, Tete, Reed, Ream, Wilson, Ballo-Toure, De Cordova-Reid, Lukic, Vinicius.

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Nottingham Forest are looking to halt a run of three successive losses and under pressure Steve Cooper makes five alterations after Saturday's 1-0 loss at home against Everton.

Former Liverpool striker Divock Origi makes his first start for the club as Chris Wood drops to the bench.

Callum Hudson-Odoi also comes into the attack in the place of Morgan Gibbs-White.

Willy Boly is replaced in defence by Felipe after suffering an injury against Everton, while Ola Aina and Nicolas Dominguez step in for Serge Aurier and Ryan Yates respectively.

Nottingham Forest XI: Vlachodimos, Toffolo, Murillo, Felipe, Aina, Dominguez, Mangala, Sangare, Elanga, Hudson-Odoi, Origi.

Subs: Turner, Williams, Kouyate, Gibbs-White, Wood, Niakhate, Yates, Danilo, Omobamidele.

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Roy Hodgson makes one change to the Crystal Palace side that started their 1-1 draw at West Ham on Sunday.

Jeffrey Schlupp missed the game at the London Stadium but is back and comes in for Will Hughes.

Joel Ward captains the side as he makes a club record 292nd Premier League appearance.

Crystal Palace XI: Johnstone, Ward, Andersen, Guehi, Mitchell, Lerma, Richards, Schlupp, Olise, Edouard, Ayew.

Subs: Matthews, Tomkins, Franca, Mateta, Clyne, Hughes, Ebiowei, Ahamada, Riedewald.

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Luis Sinisterra starts in place of Marcus Tavernier in the only change to the Bournemouth side from their 2-2 draw with Aston Villa last time out.

Andoni Iraola’s side have taken 10 points from their past five league games, only Arsenal (12) and Liverpool (11) have managed more in that time.

Bournemouth XI: Neto, A Smith, Zabarnyi, Senesi, Kerkez, Christie, L Cook, Sinisterra, Kluivert, Semenyo, Solanke.

Subs: Travers, Mepham, Brooks, Rothwell, Ouattara, Tavernier, Moore, Kilkenny, Billing.

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Brighton make three changes as Kaoru Mitoma, Joao Pedro and Pascal Gross return to the starting XI.

Joel Veltman and Evan Ferguson drop to the bench. Adam Lallana is not in the squad.

Brighton XI: Steele; Gross, Van Hecke, Igor, Hinshelwood; Baleba, Gilmour; Buonanotte, Adingra, Mitoma; Pedro.

Subs: Verbruggen, Milner, Moder, Ferguson, Veltman, Baker-Boaitey, Kavanagh, Barrington, O'Mahony.

For Brentford it's two changes with Mads Roerslev and Shandon Baptiste coming in for Christian Norgaard - who's suspended - and Yoane Wissa who is on the bench.

Mikkel Damsgaard is also among the Brentford substitutes, hoping to make his first appearance since August.

Brentford XI: Flekken; Roerslev, Pinnock, Mee, Janelt; Onyeka, Baptiste, Yarmoliuk; Mbeumo, Maupay, Ghoddos.

Subs: Strakosha, Goode, Wissa, Zanka, Lewis-Potter, Damsgaard, Peart-Harris, Olakigbe, Adedokun.

If Chris Wilder can guide Sheffield United to a win over Liverpool in his first game back at the club then the Blades will move off the bottom and above both Burnley and Everton.

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Arsenal are five points clear, although Liverpool will cut that back to two if they win at Sheffield United tonight. Third placed Manchester City play at an Aston Villa side one place below them in the table.

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Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says his side must improve their away form despite a 4-3 victory at Luton.