Back under way with two changes for City.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Forest have exciting players who can hurt you.

It makes me wonder why they have lost so many games - there isn't a lot in this.

I don't think Forest will go down.

Bournemouth

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Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We played a really complete game. It is always difficult to play against Brighton. You have to show composure. We were dangerous in transition and played the spaces really well."

On Enes Unal: "I was very happy, he has been pushing a lot. It has been a difficult situation for him because it is difficult to take minutes from Dom Solanke but we decided to play two up front tonight. I am happy because he scored a really, really nice goal in the second half."

On whether Unal's loan may become a permanent deal: "Yeah, we told him yesterday that it was going to be made permanent. We are very happy, especially with his attitude and how he is integrating on and off the pitch. It is a very good signing for us."

Record points total: "We are really, really happy. The players deserve these points. They have performed really well. Even when we weren't getting points at the start of the season they were pushing and playing well. Now we want more points and to continue."

Stefan Ortega is warming up on the pitch at half time.

Is that the end of Ederson for this game?

Tottenham Hotspur

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Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou, speaking to Sky Sports: "We allowed them way too easy access to our goal in the first half and it is not acceptable at this level and we paid the price. We could not come out here in the second half and not give our supporters a little bit of hope, but it still very disappointing

"We are still not as resilient as we can be especially in the transition moments or set pieces. We allow them far too easy access to our goal. They are a good side and they will punish you if you do not show that steel protecting your goal.

"There are a lot of areas of concern, if you try to fix one thing that is not where we are at, we have to fix a lot of things. Today was not great, we need to get punished then we are a lot better in the second half. Sometimes you have to feel the pain to realise you have to do things differently next time."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to BBC Match of the Day about 100 Premier League wins as Gunners boss: "Thank you to everyone at the club for supporting me and to the staff for contributing to that - it's a good day to celebrate that.”

On north London derby win: "Credit to the opponent it is a beautiful stadium with a great atmosphere and we know how much it means to north London. We gave it away and made a huge mistake, but the reaction from my players [was good].

“David Raya stood up and took six-to-seven crosses and that is what we want and if you are going to take risks you have that reaction - I am really proud of them [players].”

On risks playing out from the back: “It is worth it depending on the game context. That error is not bad luck it is execution and the moment before that the picture was not what we wanted it.

“It is a team that has the ability to hurt you, they take a lot of risks in the possession - they are difficult to play against. They have quality and in the game context it allows us to sit deeper which we didn’t plan to do a lot.

“It was really difficult one and to do it two years in a row [win at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium] is even more difficult.”

Right, shall we get some post-match reaction from the earlier games?

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Alan: Forest having a mare doing the most important thing in football.. sticking the ball in the net!

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter at the City Ground

It's all gone flat at the City Ground.

Forest had matched the champions before Josko Gvardiol's opener and should have levelled when Chris Wood - six yards out with the goal at his mercy - missed his kick.

An instinctive effort from Murillo aside, the hosts have been unable to rouse themselves or the crowd and they need to find some second-half inspiration.

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Plenty of encouragement for Forest.

But how many chances do they want?

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Great corner from Nottingham Forest.

Goalkeepers hate the ball with pace under the crossbar.

Ederson has not looked as solid as usual.

He was injured earlier but decided to carry on despite clutching his shoulder.

Pep Guardiola might have a decision to make.

Corner to Forest right at the end of the half.

In it comes and Ederson makes a right hash of claiming it before the ball spins agonisingly over.

Another chance goes begging.

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Forest have actually had more attempts than Pep Guardiola's side. This game is not won by any stretch but the hosts have to sharpen up in front of goal.

We're into four minutes of additional time at the end of the first half.

Only relegated Sheffield United (23) have conceded as many set-piece goals as Nottingham Forest (23) in the Premier League this season.

Two big chances for Forest in this half.

One for Neco Williams and one for Chris Wood.

There's encouragement for the hosts but they need to put them away.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

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That is where Forest are getting their joy down the left-hand-side.

Chris Wood just has to put his foot through it and direct it on target!

That's a huge chance for Forest!

Substitute Gonzalo Montiel does well to find Chris Wood unmarked a few yards out but the forward gets his feet in a tangle and cannot finish.

Those opportunities need to go in the net.

A big let-off for City.