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Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly, the race for fifth place or the race for third

or even second place, Nottingham Forest with a huge win over Manchester City. Gibbs White fizzed past to Hudson Adoy was a joy.

Nuno's smile is getting wider and wider. At Old Trafford, Manchester United might have been

the better side in a football match. Extraordinary, a draw with Arsenal for whom David Rea made

some great saves. We'll cover the protests off the pitch as well. So Liverpool are now 15 points clear at the top

after coming from behind to beat Southampton. Elsewhere, Bournemouth somehow failed to win at Spurs,

despite dominating. Cold Palmer stutters, but Chelsea still win. And there's a huge win for

Brighton over Fulham. Hopefully there's enough time to talk about Adam Wharton's left foot.

Remember Wolves Everton, answer your questions. And that's today's Guardian Football

Weekly.

On the panel today, Barry Glendany, welcome.

Hi, Max.

And Norrudean Chowdry, hello.

Hello.

And welcome Johnny Lou.

Hi.

Let's start at the City Ground then, Nottingham Forest won Manchester City Nill.

I mean, this was such, it wasn't a brilliant game, I didn't think, Johnny,

but just such an amazing moment when...

I mean, the goal with a pass from Gibbs White was wonderful,

but that moment and that city ground just erupting was brilliant.

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