Nottingham Forest winger Callum Hudson-Odoi discusses this season's good form, overcoming bad injuries and why Thomas Tuchel will be good for England.

Myles Lewis-Skelly could return to an old role, Wolves are still in danger and United’s strikers are running out of time Premier League safety is all that matters to David Moyes and an eight-game unbeaten run – Everton’s best sequence since going nine matches without defeat under Ronald Koeman in 2016-17 – has almost accomplished a task that looked much more onerous when he returned in January. Publicly, the Everton manager maintains the job is not done and that no contract issues will be resolved until the club’s top-flight status is mathematically confirmed. Privately, and beneath the more relaxed demeanour that he has brought back with him to Goodison Park, there may also be a fierce ambition to finish above two clubs who deemed him surplus to requirements. Everton can go three points clear of one, West Ham, and leapfrog another, Manchester United, with victory over Graham Potter’s visitors on Saturday. With Liverpool, Arsenal, Nottingham Forest, Manchester City and Chelsea to come after an impending two-week break, Moyes could do with a more clinical display from Everton to step closer to his aims. Andy Hunter Everton v West Ham, Saturday 3pm (all times GMT) Ipswich v Nottingham Forest, Saturday 3pm Manchester City v Brighton, Saturday 3pm Southampton v Wolves, Saturday 3pm Bournemouth v Brentford, Saturday 5.3pm Arsenal v Chelsea, Sunday 1.30pm Fulham v Tottenham, Sunday 1.30pm Leicester v Manchester United, Sunday 7pm Continue reading...

Former England full-back recovering in CanadaPearce praises Virgin Atlantic crew after emergency The former England and Nottingham Forest defender Stuart Pearce says he feels “brilliant in myself” as he recovers from his recent health scare. Pearce spent five days in a Canadian hospital after experiencing chest pains on a flight from the United States. The 62-year-old’s flight from Las Vegas to Heathrow was diverted to St John’s in Canada, from where he is arranging transport home. Speaking to TalkSport on Tuesday, Pearce said: “I just got a virus, I had a virus that just sort of attached itself to my heart that just needed clearing, rebooting and going through the process, I think. Continue reading...

Former England international and Nottingham Forest defender Stuart Pearce says he feels "absolutely brilliant" after recovering from a heart problem on a plane flight.

The Premier League's European race has never been so open and exciting, with just nine points separating Nottingham Forest in third and Fulham in 10th - and a host of teams are still in the running to secure Champions League football

Referee attacked by club on social media in AprilAppeal board criticises Forest for not apologising for post Nottingham Forest have been unsuccessful with their appeal against a £750,000 fine imposed for a social media post which criticised the Premier League official, Stuart Attwell Forest published the post in April after a 2-0 defeat to Everton at Goodison Park, a match where the club felt they were denied three clear penalties. Forest’s post said they had “warned” the referees’ body, Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL), that Attwell, who was the VAR for the match, was a fan of their relegation rivals Luton but that “they did not change him”, adding: “Our patience has been tested multiple times.” Continue reading...

Nottingham Forest were fined for a social media post criticising video assistant referee Stuart Attwell last season.

Nottingham Forest strengthened their grip on a place in the Premier League's top four and Champions League qualification after they beat champions Manchester City at the City Ground

Manchester City lost their ninth game of the season on Saturday after a 1-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest and they are now in danger of missing out on a place in the Champions League