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• West Ham v Arsenal (14:00 GMT)
• Aston Villa v Manchester United (16:30 GMT)

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And of course you can tune into BBC Match of the Day from 22:30 GMT. Plenty of talking points to get through!

A busy day in the top-flight. Catch up with the action here:

• Manchester City 2-0 Everton
• Tottenham 2-1 Brighton
• Liverpool 3-1 Burnley
• Luton Town 1-3 Sheffield United
• Wolves 0-2 Brentford
• Fulham 3-1 Bournemouth
• Nottingham Forest 2-3 Newcastle

Nuno Espirito Santo was not pleased with the amount of goals his side are conceding from set pieces.

Forest have conceded 18 goals from set-pieces in the Premier League this season, the most of any side, while only Burnley (9) have conceded more goals from corners than Forest (8) in the competition this term.

Newcastle United

Newcastle midfielder Bruno Guimaraes, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "To come here and play is not easy. Their fans have been amazing for them. It's very special for me to score two goals in front of our fans. I enjoyed it a lot."

On scoring more: "No because I play as a six. My job is to pass the ball and give assists. Tonight I played as an eight and I could help the team."

On aim for remainder of season: "Last year we were not so good away from home. Next week we have another big game at home. Our goal this season is to finish in Europe again."

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe speaking to BBC Match of the Day:

"Big win, great spirit. Especially in the second half. We played well in the first period. We dominated the ball and controlled the game but then came in at 2-2 which was disappointing. Second half was different I thought we won the game based on our determination and unity and spirit.

"Having a couple of options from the bench was massive for us and we haven't had that for a few months. Hopefully everyone came through this one fit because that's going to be key for us."

On Forest penalty claim: "No view of it - it was behind bodies and I haven't seen it again. People tell me it wasn't but that's from a Newcastle perspective."

On Guimaraes goals: "It's not necessarily something we ask him to do but it's more than welcome when he does chip in. The first one was a tough skill to execute and the second was a brilliant goal from range and he made the difference for us today."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo speaking to Sky Sports:

"Good performance, we did a lot of things good. Some things bad that really cost us. We didn't defend well the corner for the third goal but overall we played good. The boys fight and we had chances to make a difference."

On conceding from set piece: "We require focus and concentration and being aggressive - attacking the ball and solving the problem and not being too passive. We are not there."

On penalty decisions: "It's hard - I'm very polite in these situations. I don't like to interfere too much but when VAR have time to see and check it over and over again they don't see what I see. It happens, let's move on. More important for me is to try and look how we play. We did well, we created a lot of situations. Controlling the game in the second half, playing good. We have to be focussed and look at details.

"Final decision was good, we had one v ones with the goalkeeper. We are finding the right space but we need to improve on the finishing.

"We've been working very hard, the boys are committed. It's about trying to convert results from spells of good football. And we have to improve defensively."

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was another really entertaining game. We came in level at half-time after playing well. We showed good spirit to win the game."

On game management: "When we 3-2 up. Not when we were 1-0 up. Certainly from the team, not any individual. Delighted at 2-2. That was probably the key moment in the game. We withstood some pressure and scored a good goal."

On Bruno goals: "I think the first one shouldn't be underestimated. It's a great ball by Trippier and a fanatastic finish. The second one, we moved him deeper. He makes a difference for us when he's in the groove and he was tonight."

On defending transitions: "Our midfield didn't deal well enough with some transitions and it cost us a couple of goals. That's something for us to go and look back at."

Elanga targeting Burn: "I didn't think it was particularly relevant. They've got pace on both sides. We scored three and that's the main thing."

On Champions League places: "We're just trying to win every game we play. We're feeling more ourselves now after these couple of away wins."

Newcastle United

Newcastle midfielder Bruno Guimaraes, speaking to Sky Sports: "I'm very happy, it's a good game for us. I played with more freedom and felt good. It was important after the draw with Luton last week. We played very well and it was very important for us today.

"For me we shouldn't have give the ball away, we tried to pass. The second half we played very well. We played with the ball a lot tonight."

On goals: "It was a lovely goal. One of the most beautiful in my career. I dedicate this goal to the Mad Dog because we worked on it in training. When I play as a six, I don't get the chance to play forward as much so I enjoyed playing high."

On higher position: "I think I can play six, eight and 10. I played very well with the two goals. Thank you gaffer. To be honest with you, when I saw the ball come I didn't know whether to hit it with my left or right but it was a perfection finish."

On future: "Sometimes the people speak a lot about me. I just speak a lot about football. I'm very happy here and I like how the fans think of me here. Let the people speak."

On Newcastle ambitions: "We have to get Europe again. Try for Champions League, I know it's difficult but definitely for Europa League. We have been better away from home this season. We have a big game at home next week and hopefully we can get the three points.

"I enjoy my time here. The fans have been unbelievable for me and my family. I hope this can keep going for a long time."

And at the bottom of the table this is how things are shaping up. Despite beating Luton Town, Sheffield United remain rooted to the foot of the Premier League while Nottingham Forest are still in danger after that loss to Newcastle.

Fulham and Brentford also moving up the table with their respective wins over Bournemouth and Wolves.

Image source, BBC Sport

So, it's as you were at the top of the Premier League as Manchester City went top for a couple of hours after beating Everton at the Etihad. But Liverpool are still flying high after securing victory over Burnley.

Tottenham move into the top four after beating Brighton with Arsenal, Aston Villa, West Ham and Manchester United all in action tomorrow.

Image source, BBC Sport

Newcastle United

Newcastle captain Kieron Trippier, speaking to PLP: "It's massive for us. We've spoken a lot about doing the basics again and turning our performances into positive results. This is no easy place to come and we had to work for it."

On Bruno Guimaraes: "When Bruno plays further up he shows his magic. I'm delighted for him. The calmness he has brought to the team since he arrived has been brilliant."

On set piece move: "I think we did it before against Brentford. We try to come up with different ways of creating chances. A game can be decided by a set play."

On Forest: "Forest are a quality side and are very dangerous on the transition. In moments it's going to happen. Martin made some good saves."

On top four gap: "Never say never but it's going to be tough. It's been mixed emotions for us this season. It's about finishing the season strong. We have one game a week now and we're getting players back fit, which is very important for us."

Another busy, busy day in the Premier League. We'll bring you reaction from our last match of the day as soon as we get it.

Bruno Guimaraes roars in front of the away fans. They absolutely love him.

A brilliant performance from the Brazilian this evening with two goals under his belt.

Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

A huge win for Newcastle.

Forest will be devastated not to come away with something, especially having had a penalty claim turned down. But in the second half they did not do enough, they couldn't get in behind Newcastle often enough to get that third goal.

A fantastic goal from Guimaraes to win it for Newcastle. The changes Eddie Howe made after that helped the team to manage the game and close the space for Forest, and secure a vital away win.

That is that.

Four wins in a row away from home for Newcastle. The last time they did that in the top flight was when Sir Bobby Robson was in charge.

Meanwhile, Nottingham Forest are yet to win a Premier League match in 2024 and that is now six defeats in seven home games.

Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Newcastle are doing really well to keep Forest penned in their half. They're winning second balls and making the game generally scrappy, stopping Forest from getting it down on the floor and playing their wingers into space.

It is great game management from Newcastle.

Just seconds to go. Last chance stuff for Forest.

The tops are off in the away end. You know what that means, the Newcastle fans think they have the three points wrapped up.

Callum Wilson is the latest into the referee's book while Anthony Gordon has made way for Emil Krafth.