Follow BBC radio commentaries and live text coverage as Nottingham Forest beat Manchester City, plus five other fixtures in the Premier League.

Liverpool might be sitting pretty at the top of the Premier League standings, but Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has insisted his team will not throw in the towel.Having finished second to Manchester City in each of the past two seasons,

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Follow BBC radio commentaries and live text coverage as Brentford host Aston Villa after Nottingham Forest beat Manchester City and Liverpool win

Martin Odegaard promised Arsenal would fight until the end but conceded his side were in a difficult position to stop Liverpool from winning the Premier League title. The Gunners have been cast 16 points behind leaders Liverpool – who beat bottom side Southampton on Saturday – ahead of their trip to Manchester United on Sunday.

Arsenal, meanwhile, arrive at Old Trafford with confidence. After a difficult run in the Premier League, they smashed PSV Eindhoven 7-1 in the Champions League earlier this week. Though catching Liverpool seems out of the question, it at least proves they haven’t dropped their level of intensity just yet.

Perennial assist collector Kevin De Bruyne already has some work to do thanks to a red-hot start for Arsenal bright light Bukayo Saka.