Brentford vs Nottingham Forest prediction, odds and how to watch

Noni Madueke's 80th-minute right-foot strike gave Arsenal a hard-fought 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest, with the visitors' superior discipline and desire proving the difference on a day when Forest had plenty of the ball but almost nothing to show for it.

Liverpool left the Gtech Community Stadium with three points despite being outshot and outplayed for long stretches, as Brentford's Yegor Yarmolyuk was sent off for violent conduct in first-half stoppage time and Vitaly Janelt followed him down the tunnel late on.

Nottingham Forest turned a first-minute deficit into a commanding 3-1 victory at Selhurst Park, with Crystal Palace's wastefulness in front of goal proving fatal as Forest's clinical finishing and aerial dominance told the full story.

Brentford have not won in four attempts and Nottingham Forest have lost three of their last five. Something has to give on Saturday, but neither side is offering much confidence right now.

Brighton arrive at this one in serious form and Brentford simply refuse to lose. Something has to give on Sunday.

Nottingham Forest have won once in their last five Premier League matches. Manchester City have won all five of theirs. The numbers tell the story before a ball is kicked.

Florian Wirtz set a five-year Premier League record for chances created in Liverpool's comeback win over nine-man Brentford, but pundit Danny Murphy says his number 10 role is making Iraola's side too easy to play against, reigniting a tactical debate that has already drawn comment from Steven Gerrard.

Brentford boss Andoni Iraola says Liverpool's punishing schedule is putting players in a 'delicate situation' after Dominik Szoboszlai was forced off injured in a 2-1 defeat for his side. The warning adds fuel to the Premier League's ongoing fixture-congestion debate.