Mark Warburton
Former Brentford and QPR boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think David Moyes will be very frustrated. I think Erik ten Hag will see that they had a strong finish at the end of the second half.

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Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC's Football Daily podcast

Nuno, you are thinking he did really well at Wolves and then went to Tottenham and struggled with his style of play.

They were a counter-attacking team. When he was at Wolves they were a counter-attacking team and then when he went to Tottenham he tried to play like that.

One thing I know he will make Forest is solid at the back. He will have to play on the counter-attack. It will be a big few months for Nuno because the owner demands a lot.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Football Focus

It has been a brilliant reaction from Everton to the points deduction, but I think the performances all season have been building to this point. The situation galvanised the fanbase, the players, and the club as a whole even more.

Sean Dyche is putting together a good squad who are all very aware of the style of football that suits the team, playing without the ball, and in most of their victories this season they have had less possession.

Keeping four clean sheets on the bounce [in the league] has only made those victories easier to get.

Luton Town

Luton Town CEO Gary Sweet speaking to Football Focus: "I think it always is an emotionally charged occasion here [at Kenilworth Road], it is always intimate at least. I think it is going to be a special occasion today, and I hope it is, for Tom [Lockyer].

"This is a game where we want to show our respects to Tom in the way that we play football. He wouldn't want us to drop out of this game, he would want us to go onto this pitch in the warrior way that he would play the game, so that is what we are expecting.

"Focusing on football has been difficult this week, but we have done for the past day or two, and I hope the lads can pull it out for him today."

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BBC Sport

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Trailblazer, history-maker, role model.

Already an experienced referee who has taken charge of matches at the highest level in the women's game, Rebecca Welch's rise to the top of men's football in England has been meteoric.

She hit the headlines last week when it was announced she would be in charge of her first top-flight game, just two years on from becoming the first female appointed to an EFL match when Harrogate played Port Vale.

Harrogate boss Simon Weaver praised Welch's "very good" performance on the day, making "important calls" and the "right calls" - and Welch has gone on an upward trajectory since, refereeing matches in the Championship and the third round of the FA Cup.

In the women's game, she has been a leading light for English officials in the Women's Super League as well as the 2017 and 2020 FA Cup finals.

Her work has been recognised on the international stage too as she was added to Fifa's elite list of international match officials in December 2020, before refereeing at the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand in the summer.

Read more about Rebecca Welch here.

Luton Town captain Tom Lockyer features on the front of the matchday programme at Kenilworth Road.

Rob Edwards said this week that he wants the Hatters to 'do it for Locks,' as they host Newcastle.

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Fortunately, we've got another five games to come after this. None of them will be as bad as that first half.

It can only get better.

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Jonny Evans goes into the book for dissent after a terrific run by Mohammed Kudus.

James Ward-Prowse pings it in but Tomas Soucek cannot get his header on target.

Three additional minutes at the end of the half. That's about 180 seconds too long.

Mark Warburton
Former Brentford and QPR boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think the fans love to see someone come through and be more patient with the young players.

They have got to be good enough for the first team. It's not about romance. They have to be good enough.

You have to make sure there is no glass ceiling and give them confidence to take the opportunity.

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Bruno Fernandes yells in agony after a follow through by Emerson. The United skipper is going to be fine to continue. It's all very stop-start. This is anything but a Christmas cracker.

Alejandro Garnacho's pace is causing all sorts of problems. The teenager is on the charge again and wins a corner.

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It's taken a while but this game is starting to spring to life.

Moments after that latest chance for Alejandro Garnacho, West Ham counter and it requires an excellent interception by Jonny Evans to stop the home side from scoring.

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Mark Warburton
Former Brentford and QPR boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

Areola did well but it really should be 1-0 to United. That's a really good chance there for United.

Huge chance for United!

West Ham switch off and suddenly Alejandro Garnacho is free inside the box.

Alphonse Areola sticks out his leg to make a vital block. That was United's best chance by far.

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Mark Warburton
Former Brentford and QPR boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

From a West Ham perspective, I am concerned about this right-hand side. I have seen Bruno Fernandes coming down the left and Luke Shaw too. Mavropanos has taken a few unnecessary risks too.

That's more like it.

Twists and turns inside the West Ham box from Alejandro Garnacho but his final delivery is straight into the arms of Alphonse Areola.

Then Antony digs out an attempt but it's tame.

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