Bournemouth

Bournemouth defender Adam Smith talking to Sky Sports, firstly about the Cherries reaching their record points tally: "It is the most talented group we've had here in years. It is a great result and amazing to beat our points total, that was our aim.

"Today was tough, we knew they'd have most of the ball. We had to dig in and they didn't have many clear-cut chances and we're so dangerous in transition and that's what we did. It is a great result.

"Every wide area and up top, we've got so much pace. We're such a dynamic team and that is how we play and it is causing team issues."

On Enes Unal: "He's shown a great attitude. It is amazing for him - he's a great guy and an amazing player."

On Andoni Iraola: "He's been amazing. It was a transition when he first came in and we struggled in first 10 games to get a grip on how he wanted to play. As soon as we got to grips with it we went on a run and haven't looked back since. He's done a great job and I'm looking forward to the last few games and trying to push into the top 10."

BillyMeredith: The double Double is very much achievable from here for Man City. Six wins from another wonderful end to a season.

Arsenal

Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, speaking to Sky Sports: "The last 20 minutes wasn't nice, but it was worth it!

"We know it is a big derby and they don't want to lose 3-0 at home. Momentum shifted their way, but I am proud of the boys - we managed to get the three points.

"We needed to be calm and everything was frantic. We showed our level-heads at the end and I am proud of everyone, it was a nice moment - we know what it means to the fans.

"It means everything and it is a massive win for us. We have three to go and we will give it everything."

On watching the Man City game later today: "Pretty much shower, get on the bus and hope for the best. We know City are an amazing team, but they are not perfect we just need to do our job.

"There is not much room for error and we have experience now from last year and we are ready for the last three games."

On lessons from last season: "We showed that today. Maybe last season that could have ended in a draw and we showed we have the experience."

On his goal: "Of course it is really nice and hope I can continue breaking records like this."

Pownster: Forest fan here. Disgusted by the club's reaction and its statement. This is not the way a professional club behaves. VAR and ref were awful. 2 pens at least.... others were arguable. Forest were not good enough... on or off the pitch.

John Murray
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

As you can imagine there is a feeling of indignation with all the fall out of with what has happened over the course of the last week at Nottingham Forest.

Looking at Nuno Espírito Santo's programme notes, it says "today gives us another opportunity to come together and fight for a positive result in front for our fans".

Julien Laurens
French football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Nottingham Forest are capable of staying up and they have a good squad - they have players like Morgan Gibbs-White and Chris Wood.

They are in a position where they cannot dwell too much, they are capable as they have beaten Newcastle and Man Utd back-to-back - since then it has been very difficult for Nuno.

Leo: Dear Man City, please do not turn up at the City Ground.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

Arsenal's nervy win at Tottenham leaves Manchester City with no room for manoeuvre.

Four points clear at the top, the Gunners continue to throw the gauntlet down to City, even if Pep Guardiola's side have two games in hand.

One of those comes at the City Ground this afternoon but they will have to do it without the in-form Phil Foden.

With six goals in his last five games Foden will understandably be a miss while Erling Haaland is only fit enough for the bench.

City are unbeaten in the Premier League since losing 1-0 at Aston Villa in December but Forest will remember their battling 1-1 draw here 14 months ago.

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Reaction from Arsenal and Bournemouth to follow but now we're building up to Nottingham Forest against Manchester City which kick-offs in around 25 minutes times.

Great scenes as Arsenal's players celebrate in front of their away following.

Arsenal's fans certainly believe this is a special, special season.

They overcame a late scare to get the job done.

Next up is Bournemouth at home next Saturday.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Australia keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal defended really well and they probably deserve the result.

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Bournemouth smash their Premier League points record.

It's now 48 from 35 games.

Is Andoni Iraola in the conversation for manager of the year?

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Three MASSIVE points for Arsenal.

Over to you, Manchester City.

It comes to nothing.

Another corner for Spurs.

Here comes the keeper!

Daniel, Arsenal fan: Having flashbacks to last season now...

Som Heung-min sends a ball into the danger area. Arsenal just about clear it.

The Gunners want the full-time whistle NOW.

Corner to Spurs.

Is the keeper coming up for this?

Mikel Arteta's stress levels are going through the roof!

Richarlison sparks another Spurs attack which ends after a trip.

Free-kick to the hosts deep inside the Arsenal half.