Postpublished at 11:32 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
"Fallon d'floor"
Brilliant.
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FT: Nottingham Forest 2-3 Newcastle - Guimaraes volleys opener, Elanga levels, Schar and Hudson-Odoi exchange goals, before Guimaraes scores again
FT: Liverpool 3-1 Burnley - Jota with opener, O'Shea heads equaliser but Diaz and Nunez on target
FT: Tottenham 2-1 Brighton - Gross from the penalty spot but Saar levels and Johnson scores
FT: Luton 1-3 Sheff Utd - Archer on target before McAtee's second; Morris pulls one back
FT: Wolves 0-2 Brentford - Norgaard and Toney on target
FT: Fulham 3-1 Bournemouth - Decordova-Reid and Muniz (2) score, Senesi pulls one back, but Souza extends lead
FT: Manchester City 2-0 Everton - Haaland double gives hosts win
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Postpublished at 11:32 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
get involved Get Involved - What laws would you introduce?published at 11:32 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
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My first reaction to seeing the blue card pilot was why not? It works in Rugby and Hockey. Then I see the arguments from top managers like Ange, Eddie and Jurgen and I can see that it is the wrong time to do this. By all means try a pilot with say 5th tier perhaps in a couple of seasons but after proper consultation and sorting out VAR.
Chris, Hants
Indirect free kick for handball in the box except when denying a goal scoring chance. Will do away with all the arguments and soft undeserved penalties.
Danny, Dorset
There needs to be more retrospective action for a player if they're caught diving, maybe introduce some sort of award that can be paraded before the game, the "Fallon d'floor" that'll stop it...hopefully... -
Brandon
Team news - De Bruyne on the bench, Everton unchangedpublished at 11:30 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
BreakingMan City v Everton (12:30 GMT)
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium
Image source, BBC SManchester City make four changes from the side that beat Brentford on Monday.
John Stones and Manuel Akanji replace Kyle Walker and Josko Gvardiol at the back and, in midfield, Matheus Nunes and Jeremy Doku come in for Kevin de Bruyne and Bernardo Silva.
Those four players drop to the bench, where they are joined by Jack Grealish, an unused substitute in three of City’s past four games.
Man City XI: Ederson, Stones, Dias, Akanji, Ake, Rodri, Nunes, Doku, Alvarez, Foden, Haaland
Subs: Ortega, Walker, Grealish, De Bruyne, Silva, Gvardiol, Bobb, Wright, Lewis.
Image source, BBC SportEverton name the same team that managed a last-gasp equaliser in their 2-2 draw with Tottenham last weekend.
Former City midfielder Jack Harrison, who scored against Spurs and also put the Toffees ahead when they gave City a scare at Goodison Park in December, keeps his place in attack behind Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who is looking to end his run of 17 games without a goal.
Midfielder Amadou Onana is on the bench after missing two matches with a knee injury
Everton XI: Pickford, Godfrey, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko, Young, Gueye, Garner, McNeil, Harrison, Calvert-Lewin.
Subs: Joao Virginia, Patterson, Keane, Onana, Beto, Coleman, Chermiti, Hunt, Dobbin.
Tune inpublished at 11:27 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
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Then turn over to Radio 5 Sports Extra at 17:00 GMT for live commentary of Nottingham Forest v Newcastle from the City Ground with Ali Bruce-Ball and Stephen Kelly.
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get involved Get Involved - What laws would you introduce?published at 11:23 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
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There's been plenty of discussion around the introduction of blue cards and sin-bins, with some managers saying it would "destroy" the game.
Football's lawmakers Ifab delayed plans to release information about four proposed trials after talks with world governing body Fifa.
So... What laws would you like to see introduced in the Premier League?
Anything from an extra point being awarded for a hat-trick, penalties to be taken from the halfway line with an open goal or one-armed throw-ins. Send in your ideas!
Postpublished at 11:21 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
Coming up today...
(all times 15:00 GMT unless stated otherwise)
Manchester City v Everton (12:30 GMT)
Fulham v Bournemouth
Liverpool v Burnley
Luton Town v Sheffield United
Tottenham v Brighton
Wolves v Brentford
Nottingham Forest v Newcastle (17:30 GMT)
How the table lookspublished at 11:18 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
Man City v Everton (12:30 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City can move to the top of the table again for at least a few hours. It would be the first time since 24 November.
Liverpool take on Burnley at Anfield at 15:00 GMT but City could be top by a point if they beat Everton at Etihad Stadium.
Everton, meanwhile, are in the relegation zone and a point away from safety.
Image source, BBC SportPostpublished at 11:14 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
Image source, Getty ImagesGood morning!
The Premier League returns this weekend and we've got a busy Saturday schedule.
Title challengers Liverpool and Manchester City are both in action, as are the three teams in the relegation zone - who are all away from home.