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GOAL! Nottingham Forest 0-1 Newcastle!

74 mins: The deadlock is broken! Harvey Barnes, who replaced Jacob Murphy in the second half, latches onto a superb through-ball, shrugs off Morato, draws Sels into a dive, and slots a sublime finish into the far corner!

72 mins: Line-ups are confirmed at the London Stadium ahead of their blockbuster clash starting at 4.30pm. Here are the teams:

West Ham: Hermansen, Disasi, Todibo, Mavropanos, Wan-Bissaka, Soucek, Fernandes, Diouf, Bowen, Summerville, Castellanos. Subs: Areola, Walker-Peters, Kilman, Wilson, Pablo Felipe, Magassa, Scarles, Potts, Kante.
Arsenal: Raya, White, Saliba, Gabriel, Calafiori, Eze, Rice, Lewis-Skelly, Saka, Gyokeres, Trossard. Subs: Arrizabalaga, Mosquera, Hincapie, Odegaard, Martinelli, Madueke, Havertz, Zubimendi, Dowman.
Referee: Christopher Kavanagh.

Rob Smyth is covering that match with a detailed liveblog.

69 mins: Dramatic scenes unfolding in Czechia, according to Reuters:

The Czech Football League Association on Sunday launched proceedings against Slavia Prague after the club’s derby with Sparta was abandoned a day earlier in the closing minutes when home fans stormed the pitch and attacked opposing players.

The association released a statement following an extraordinary meeting, saying it would also open proceedings against Sparta after their fans used pyrotechnics and damaged the stadium. It plans to issue a decision on penalties on Tuesday before the next round of competition.

“The committee also clearly declares that it will pay maximum attention to events of this nature and will deal with them with an emphasis appropriate to their nature,” disciplinary committee chairman Jiri Matzner said in a statement.

Slavia chairman Jaroslav Tvrdik also announced the club would shutter the North Stand from where supporters invaded the pitch until those who attacked Sparta players were identified and hit with a lifetime ban.

He also said the club had suspended striker Tomas Chory and midfielder David Doudera for the remainder of the season for their actions during the match in which both received red cards, adding neither would play for the Czech champions again.

“Both players received approval to transfer in the summer. Neither will play for Slavia again,” Tvrdik told the podcast of the Slavia Friends’ Association.

The derby was abandoned on Saturday after hundreds of home fans stormed the pitch in the closing minutes, when Slavia were leading 3-2 at home and seconds away from clinching the Czech League title.

Slavia supporters breached security barriers during stoppage time and flooded the field, with some carrying lit flares and running toward the visiting section. Pyrotechnics were thrown into the stands as players from both teams attempted to leave the pitch.

Czech police intervened to restore order and said they have launched criminal proceedings on suspicion of rioting.

Authorities confirmed that Sparta goalkeeper Jakub Surovcik was among those targeted by home fans and was struck by a flare.

Sparta vice-chairman Frantisek Cupr accepted the apology from Slavia’s Tvrdik but said the rival club also had to accept a share of the blame for the action of its supporters.

“Football suffered a terrible disgrace yesterday, from which we will have to recover for a while,” Cupr said in a statement to iSport. “It doesn’t really matter what the disciplinary committee says, including the result of the match, yesterday we shot ourselves in the foot.”

67 mins: Newcastle strike the woodwork! Osula's free-kick deflects off a head in the wall and smashes against the bar.

GOALS! Burnley 2-2 Aston Villa!

61 mins: Goals galore at Turf Moor in quick succession! Ollie Watkins fires Villa in front, chasing down Emi Martinez's lofted pass, bursting into the box, and poking past the goalkeeper. Moments later, Burnley intercept on the left flank, shift play centrally to Zian Fleming, who drills home from the edge of the area with composure!

58 mins: Opportunity! Awoniyi skillfully turns a long ball into a shooting chance from 15 yards, but his effort lacks conviction, allowing Pope to deflect it away with his boot.

57 mins: Pisa reduced to nine players after Felipe Loyola receives a straight red card.

55 mins: Cremonese add another, now leading Serie A strugglers Pisa 2-0. Victory here would close the gap to one point behind 17th-placed Lecce with two matches left, as no other sides are realistically in the relegation fight barring disasters for Cagliari. Cremonese face tougher tests ahead: Udinese away next Sunday and Como at home on the 24th, compared to Lecce's visits to Sassuolo and Genoa hosting.

50 mins: Grimsby's advantage is short-lived: Kallum Cesay levels for Salford.

GOAL! Crystal Palace 1-2 Everton!

48 mins: Everton seize back control at Selhurst Park! A Palace pass through the defense is intercepted by a sliding clearance that loops over everyone, setting Beto free. He jinks past defenders and threads the ball through Henderson's legs in the Palace net!

46 mins: Peeeeeeep! Second halves underway across the Premier League. Can any side claim victory today?

Grimsby’s League Two play-off semi-final versus Salford City began three minutes ago - and they're ahead! Reece Staunton struck after just 30 seconds.

Half-time reading: Check out this European football summary, with positive updates for Cesc Fabregas. It will include results from Italy, Spain, and France as they come in.

Half time!

45+3 mins: The first halves conclude with no clear leaders. Premier League scores at the break:

Burnley 1-1 Aston Villa
Crystal Palace 1-1 Everton
Nottingham Forest 0-0 Newcastle

GOAL! Burnley 1-1 Aston Villa!

45 mins: Villa draw level right on the stroke of half-time, Ross Barkley nodding in from a corner on the right.

45+1 mins: The City Ground has sparked into life over the last 15 minutes, with Forest finally engaging fully. Just two minutes added on.

41 mins: Major developments in 2.Bundesliga: Preußen Münster relegated after 1-1 with Darmstadt, Furth join them following a 2-1 defeat at Hertha Berlin. Schalke, promoted last week, stumble 3-0 at mid-table Nuremberg after a long unbeaten run.

GOAL! Crystal Palace 1-1 Everton

35 mins: Ismaila Sarr's initial left-footed effort is tame and blocked, but the rebound falls kindly for a crisp right-foot strike into the net!

34 mins: Another scare! Bakwa delivers a pinpoint cross from the right. Pope hesitates on Awoniyi's challenge, the ball spills to Cunha with goal gaping, but Pope scrambles back to block.

33 mins: Forest chance! Bakwa drives to the line and cuts back for Awoniyi, but the delivery is fierce and awkward, evading conversion.

GOAL! Cremonese 1-0 Pisa! It's Jamie Vardy!

30 mins: Italian update! Como's Rosen Bozhinov picks up bookings in 16th and 23rd minutes. Cremonese capitalize on the man advantage, Vardy rifling home left-footed from outside the box.

24 mins: Play halted at the City Ground for treatment to Matz Sels. Meanwhile, Women’s FA Cup semi-final action: Chelsea vs Manchester City starts at 3.30pm.

The other semi saw Brighton rally from 2-0 down to defeat Liverpool via Nadine Noordam's stoppage-time winner. Full report available.

21 mins: Report on the Old Firm derby from Ewan Murray:

This felt a hugely significant victory in the Scottish title race. Celtic require only two more of them to successfully defend the league. For the Rangers manager, Danny Röhl, yet another second-half capitulation will only increase murmurings about his capability of delivering success at Ibrox. Rangers will end this season trophyless and third in a two-horse race - remarkably, given the tens of millions spent on assembling their squad.

Celtic have moved to within a point and three goals of Hearts. Next stop for Martin O’Neill and his players is Motherwell on Wednesday evening. With Hearts hosting Falkirk at the same time, there is the increasing possibility of the title being decided when the Edinburgh club visit Celtic Park on Saturday. Supporters of Celtic and Hearts are likely to have run out of fingernails by then.

More details to follow.

17 mins: Forest register their first effort: Bakwa dances into the box, shifts feet multiple times, and curls toward the far post, but a defender heads clear. Corner yields a soft header straight at Pope.

14 mins: Newcastle dominate early at the City Ground: 72% possession, all penalty-area touches, and the game's sole shot.

GOAL! Burnley 1-0 Aston Villa!

8 mins: Burnley take the lead! Lesley Ugochukwu finds space on the edge of the box for a 23-yard strike. Low on power but precise, Martinez spills to Jaidon Anthony, who smashes home!

GOAL! Crystal Palace 0-1 Everton!

6 mins: Quick opener at Selhurst Park, right-wing corner flicked on near post, landing for James Tarkowski at the back. He stays calm and nods in.

4 mins: Dangerous Newcastle cross from the right, but no takers. Scottish Premiership summit unchanged for now.

The final whistle has blown in the Old Firm game at Celtic Park, Celtic overturn deficit to win 3-1 against Rangers, staying in title hunt versus Hearts. Top pair meet next Saturday after midweek games.

1 min: Kick-off!

Before kick-off a minute’s applause at Nottingham for ex-defender Henry Newton, who passed away last month aged 82.

Players are out, handshakes exchanged, huddles formed. Action seconds away.

Right, just a few minutes now before our 2pm kick-offs. And, marginally less importantly, I have finished eating my bagel.

Burnley interim manager Mike Jackson explains why he has made six changes for today’s game against Aston Villa:

I just think it needs freshening up a little bit. I think these guys deserve a chance to show what they can do. It’s got nothing to do with performances, it’s just that I think we need to change it up a bit. We want to see intent. We want to see a team with no fear. And a team that competes with no hesitation.

Nottingham Forest coach Vitor Pereira has a chat with Sky:

Different competition [to Thursday’s shellacking by Aston Villa]. Now is the time to forget about the last game. Today we have a big chance to get three points and to have in our hands, our future. It’s about reaching the 13th position because today with a win we can reach 13th position and this is our target today, this is what we have in our mind.