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This game could be dubbed 'the deduction derby' and it's hard to know what to expect from either team.

I had Everton down to get a draw at Chelsea last time out, so I was only six goals out.

The questions here are whether Sean Dyche's side are going to respond to that heavy defeat, and also whether Toffees striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin is going to be fit?

Without him, Everton do lack a bit of bite. Beto missed a chance from three yards out on Monday that reminded me of me, in the days when I played for Chelsea and was even missing when I was stood inside the goal.

Nottingham Forest are hardly in great form either, with one win in nine games, so the safest thing here would be to go for a draw.

I am not going to do that, though. It's a big game at the bottom and I think there will be a winner... and I am going for Everton to sneak it, on the basis that they will show some anger after losing 6-0.

Sutton's prediction: 2-1

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Nuno Espirito Santo says the uncertainty over Nottingham Forest's Premier League fate is having a detrimental impact on his players.

Forest have appealed against a four-point deduction for breaching profit and sustainability rules.

"When you are playing the season and you get this issue things become much harder because of the uncertainty, how it disturbs the whole harmony of the squad," the Forest boss said.

"We don't know how many points we have because we still have an appeal. Maybe we get the four points back and everything changes.

"This becomes a problem, because you are working with something you can't control."

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Everton and Nottingham Forest are hovering dangerously above the relegation zone.

Their fight for survival hasn't been helped by points deductions for breaches of Premier League financial rules.

Both sides face a nervous wait to see whether they are successful in appealing against those deductions.

The Toffees had a 10-point deduction reduced to six on appeal in February for the three-year period to 2021-22 and on Monday, the club lodged an appeal against against their second points deduction of two points.

Meanwhile, Forest's appeal against their four-point punishment will be held on Wednesday.

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From one side of Merseyside to the other.

Sean Dyche has said the Everton job "is not easy" and it has been a "really tough spell" following a poor run of form and a series of points deductions.

"When I got the job, none of this was coming so it has been a real handler for me," Dyche told BBC Sport earlier this week.

"I have to rebalance myself, no-one warned me about points deductions. I take it on the chin and move forward."

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On Mo Salah...

If it's a case that if he's not fully-fit then do you start someone else?

But, with the season you can see the finish line. Jurgen Klopp will want to put out a side that can be as strong as it can be.

Some of the chances he is missing is uncharacteristic.

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There is probably going to be one side that wins all their games till the end of the season so Liverpool cannot afford to drop points again.

They have been playing some tough games in recent week.

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Liverpool have the chance to leapfrog Manchester City in the table today, with Pep Guardiola's side on FA Cup duty this weekend.

It's been a tough couple of weeks for the Reds, losing last weekend's Premier League fixture against Crystal Palace at Anfield before being dumped out of the Europa League by Atalanta.

"We've got a month left and we need to give it everything," Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold said.

"That's what we are going to do, we are going to throw everything at it and try to do all that we can.

"We know it's not in our hands any more but we need to be as good as possible and just be in the best position we can to capitalise if teams do slip up."

Can Jurgen Klopp's side turn things around against Fulham this afternoon?

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There is only 28 days till the final day of the Premier League season - we are deep into the business end of the season!

At the top we have a thrilling title race and at the bottom we have teams battling to remain in the top flight of English football for the 2024/25 campaign.

So, get involved and let us know your thoughts on the games today.

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Along with the the race for the title and the fight for survival, there's also the small matter of the European spots.

With Tottenham having a weekend off in the Premier League, Aston Villa have the chance to firm up their hopes of a top-four finish.

And with England's hopes of securing a fifth Champions League spot, a win today for Unai Emery's side against Bournemouth is all the more important.

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Was Burnley's 4-1 win at Bramall Lane the last nail in the coffin for Sheffield United's hopes of Premier League survival?

The Blades are now 10 points adrift of safety with only five games remaining.

But what other two teams are likely to drop down to the Championship?

Today offers a chance for 16th-placed Everton or Nottingham Forest in 17th to take a a step away from the relegation zone.

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Everton boss Sean Dyche has responded to Monday's 6-0 hammering by Chelsea by making four changes from the side humbled at Stamford Bridge.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Idrissa Gueye return after recovering from injury, while Jack Harrison and Andre Gomes also come back in to the starting XI. Jarrad Branthwaite has shaken off a knock but Seamus Coleman misses out with a groin problem.

Everton XI: Pickford, Young, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko, McNeil, Andre Gomes, Gueye, Harrison, Doucoure, Calvert-Lewin.

Subs: Joao Virginia, Keane, Godfrey, Warrington, Onana, Garner, Beto, Chermiti, Danjuma.

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Nottingham Forest, meanwhile, make two changes as Moussa Niakhate replaces Andrew Omobamidele at centre-back and Nicolas Dominguez comes in for Ryan Yates.

Anthony Elanga is fit enough to take a spot on the substitutes' bench, having recovered from a slight knock that forced him to miss last weekend's draw against Wolves.

Nottingham Forest XI: Sels, Williams, Niakhate, Murillo, Aina, Danilo, Reyna, Gibbs-White, Hudson-Odoi, Dominguez, Wood.

Subs: Turner, Sangare, Toffolo, Omobamidele, Yates, Montiel, Elanga, Ribeiro, Origi.

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Arsenal's 2-0 win over Wolves on Saturday pushes them back to the top of the Premier League table.

With Manchester City playing in the FA Cup this weekend and a favourable goal difference over Liverpool, Mikel Arteta's side are likely to remain in pole position for at least a few days.

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There wasn't the usual jam packed Saturday timetable with the FA Cup semi-finals disrupting the Premier League flow.

If you missed any of the action, you can catch up with all the results and match reports here:

Premier League

Luton Town 1-5 Brentford

Sheffield United 1-4 Burnley

Wolves 0-2 Arsenal

FA Cup

Manchester City 1-0 Chelsea

We've got a packed Sunday schedule for you today with four Premier League fixtures...

Everton v Nottingham Forest 13:30

Aston Villa v Bournemouth 15:00

Crystal Palace v west Ham 15:00

Fulham v Liverpool 16:30

And welcome to another Sunday full of Premier League excitement!

In less than a month we'll have crowned the Premier League champions and said cheerio to the three relegated teams.

But who will be the winners and losers come the end of the season?

The countdown is on!

The fight for Premier League survival continues...

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