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FORTTINGHAM FOREST 1-1 CRYSTAL PALACE BY DOMINIC HOGAN AT THE CITY GROUND: The words 'This is a big one' can be heard anywhere you went before kick-off, and it is unlikely to be the last time until the end of the season. Every game for Nottingham Forest will feel like a seven-pointer, and as such, their 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace earns them may have been two too little. After Jean-Philippe Mateta's spectacular improvised equalizer on 61 minutes, Chris Wood's spectacular improvised equalizer on 61 minutes was just reward for a much-improved attacking second half display from the hosts.

THE BOOK: On a afternoon where Erik ten Hag could place a VIP attendee among his side's travelling contingent at Kenilworth Road Manchester United wasted no time in capturing the initiative, securing three points Luton. Rasmus Hojlund has finally hit his stride in recent weeks after suffering with a difficult start to life in the Premier League. The 21-year-old gave United an almost instant lead, establishing a record for the youngest player to score in six consecutive appearances in competition.

Expected goals, or xG, have become one of the Premier League's most popular buzzwords, but some goalkeepers are better at preventing them than others. Although Liverpool may be two points clear at the top of the Premier League table with 14 games remaining, Alisson is not at the top of the table for xG saved, according to the reports. And while Everton, Burnley, and Sheffield United have all made it to the relegation ranks, it is a team with the goalkeeper who has made the fewest saves relative to the xG that has faced between the sticks.

Brighton will face Crystal Palace at home today, looking to return to some much-needed form. The Seagulls have won just one of their last seven games, one of which included a humiliating 4-0 thrashing at the hands of relegation champions Luton Town on Tuesday. Despite poor form, Roberto De Zerbi's side is 4/5 favorites to return to the winner's circle, while the visiting Palace is 16/5 strangers. The 11/4 is quoted for those predicting a draw.

Since being turned down earlier this week, Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Sam Johnstone has revived negotiations with Crystal Palace for goalkeeper Sam Johnstone. Forest is negotiating a £15 million contract for 30-year-old Johnstone, who is keen on moving to boost his odds of returning to the England squad. Since winning his senior international debut in 2021, Johnstone has won four England caps, but he faces rivals in Jordan Pickford, Dean Henderson, Aaron Ramsdale, and Nick Pope for a spot in Gareth Southgate's squad this summer.

Officers were seen wading into the Crystal Palace end at the Emirates Stadium and being photographed confiscating a drum from the away supporters ahead of the Eagles' Premier League match against Arsenal. Before officers were seen taking a drum away from the traveling supporters ahead of game, swaths of officers wearing high-vis jackets were seen entering the away end. Some protested the change online, with one X (formerly Twitter) user reporting, "25 odd Police to confiscate a drum."

Bukayo Saka's participation in Arsenal's second goal against Crystal Palace will not result in any assist points in the Fantasy Premier League, depsite his involvement. Within 11 minutes of the game, the Gunners took the lead, with Gabriel taking the hosts' lead in a corner from Declan Rice. On the 37th minute, Mikel Arteta's team regained control. Gabriel eventually turned in Saka's spectacular inswinging ball, but Palace keeper Dean Henderson gave the final touch.

Arsenal is a footballer who plays for Arsenal, and the Emirates needed a big win to resurrect their form on Saturday. They got it against Crystal Palace, and they've taken it against Crystal Palace. The Gunners have struggled for goals relative to their championship rivals so far this season, but the Gunners' clinical success against Palace has put them just two points behind leaders Liverpool.

After a controversial second goal for Arsenal in their Premier League match at the Emirates, Declan Rice met Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson. A Gunners corner came back across the danger zone by Gabriel and led to the goal off the back of Henderson's head, which was credited as an own goal against the keeper. The Palace shot-stopper was protesting the decision after feeling he was being blocked by Ben White, but Arsenal boosted it by a quick VAR, putting Arsenal 2-0 up in the first half.

LEWIS STEELE AT SELHURST PARK: Crystal Palace and Everton clashed at 0-0 draw in the FA Cup on Thursday night, with neither Premier League squad able to summon the creativity or clinical touch to break the deadlock. Dominic Calvert-Lewin was in jail after a lengthy VAR check for a rash challenge on Nathaniel Clyne, but replays revealed that there was no contact between the two players. After an apparent ankle injury, Dwight McNeil was then forced to leave early in the game on a stretcher, bringing a total of nine minutes.

MATT BARLOW: Any threat from Aaron Ramsdale to Jordan Pickford as England No. 1 has diminished because he is unable to get a game at Arsenal, and Nick Pope, who was overlooked by Gareth Southgate despite his consistent brilliance at Newcastle United, dislocated a shoulder on Saturday. Dean Henderson has barely played in 2023 due to injuries, and, although he is nearing full fitness once more, any return would dislodge Sam Johnstone from the team at Crystal Palace.

CHRIS WHEELER: Galataray won't be the only Turks to profit from Andre Onana's goal infractions by the end of another wild, rollercoaster night in Europe for Manchester United. Since arriving from Fenerbahce on September 1, Altay Bayindir has had to wait patiently for his chance. Although Onana has started his Old Trafford career by playing every game, Bayindir has honed down to work in Carrington's relative anonymity, despite not making his first-team debut for his new club. The 6ft 6in Turkey international was brought into Onana to provide real competition, but it is likely that the Cameroon keeper is worried about losing his place if he goes to the Africa Cup of Nations next month and misses up to seven games for United.

According to reports, Manchester United intend to offload at least ten players in the next two transfer windows. In 2024, the Red Devils opened a new lineup, including David de Gea, Fred, Dean Henderson, and Anthony Elanga. Erik ten Hag's men have played nine of their first 18 matches in 2023-24, and the Dutchman seems to be planning to reshape his squad over the next 12 months, beginning by getting rid of ten or more players.

Dean Henderson, the Crystal Palace goalkeeper, is expected to spend another time on the sidelines, with boss Roy Hodgson announcing that initial tests on a thigh injury 'didn't appear to be promising news'. Henderson made his first appearance since joining the Eagles in a £20 million transfer from Manchester United in the Carabao Cup tie against his old club on Tuesday night. Sam Johnstone, the 26-year-old's regular number one for Palace, lasted less than 20 minutes before being forced to leave and be replaced by him. Henderson's loan spell at Nottingham Forest last season was cut short due to a thigh injury that needed surgery. Although Hodgson, who plays for Old Trafford in the Premier League, is hoping for better news from Henderson's next series of tests, he acknowledges that the initial prognosis is not encouraging.

Dean Henderson's initial screening is scheduled for a MRI after seeing his Crystal Palace debut cut short by injury last night. Henderson was playing his Eagles in their Carabao Cup third round match against his former club at Old Trafford. However, the goalkeeper had to return just 19 minutes after suffering a leg injury while clearing the ball.

In a tense north London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham, Manchester City got off to a good start, and Newcastle defeated Sheffield United in a thrilling Premier League derby. Manchester United beat Burnley by a much-needed win, Chelsea slumped to 14th after a home loss to Aston Villa, while Liverpool defeated West Ham. Brighton bounced back from their Europa League disappointment, while Everton retonked Brentford with a morale-boosting win, and Luton picked up their first point in the Premier League. Crystal Palace vs. Fulham, it's fair to say, evoked a lot of excitement. Mail Sport takes a look at ten things we learned from the weekend's top-flight action.

CHRIS WHEELER IN MUNICH: Andre Onana's first high-profile howler for Manchester United is under scrutiny at a time when Erik ten Hag's transfer policy is being scrutinized. In his first six games, the Cameroon goalkeeper has scored 14 goals in his first six games and raised questions about his shaky start at United, which he addressed in a journalist interview before his Champions League match against Bayern Munich. I don't think I'm here because I'm fine with my feet,' I don't think I'm here.' First, I have to set the goals,' he said.

CHRIS WHEELER: Any Manchester United visit to Munich will always have a greater presence, and a Champions League group opener against Bayern in Germany next week will be no different. For the first time in nearly a decade, the two clubs are finalizing plans to commemorate United's return to the scene of the 1958 air disaster, and the celebration is likely to ignite the emotions. There is a singular pride in the spirit of youth at United, the club that gave birth to the Busby Babes and rose from Munich's ashes.

SAMI MOKBEL AT THE WROCLAW STADIUM: The competition to become England No. 2 at Euro 2024 is expected to be tumultuous. Aaron Ramsdale is widely known as Jordan Pickford's understudy, but the Arsenal keeper is in danger of losing his place to David Raya, who is under pressure from being fired by Mikel Arteta. Sam Johnstone, the third keeper in Gareth Southgate's new squad, returns to Crystal Palace next week knowing that the club has just signed Dean Henderson from Manchester United for £20 million.

Pundits Roy Keane and Micah Richards clashed over their differing views on whether players should compete for their positions. Theo Walcottt, a former Athenal forward who recently declared his retirement from football, was trapped in the middle of the tense discussion on Sky Sports. It comes after Crystal Palace announced their signing of Manchester United keeper Dean Henderson

Premier League clubs will now have to make do with their current squads until January as the high-intensity drama of the transfer window begins to fade. The big boys in the division have been bolstered, the middle of the road sides have increased, and the teams that were supposed to face it out at the top of the table have also been increased. Transfers can make or break a team's fate during this 38-game marathon, with some teams wishing they didn't get a big contract because of the line, or ecstatic that their brand-new signing has come well. Supporters of each Premier League team will have their own minds already made up about their activity, but how does Mail Sport rank your team's dealings? Here are our A-E transfer ratings...

Odysseas Vlachodimos, a Benfica goalkeeper, has been confirmed by Nottingham Forest that he has joined them. According to Fabrizio Romano, the 29-year-old's arrival was announced on X, formerly Twitter, and then travelled to the United Kingdom for a medical after agreeing personal terms with the Premier League club. Forest switched to Vlachodimos after Dean Henderson, who made a fruitful loan switch at the City Ground last season, completed a £20 million transfer to Crystal Palace from Manchester United.

According to reports, Nottingham Forest has reached an agreement with Benfica goalkeeper Odysse Vlachodimos. According to Fabrizio Romano, the 29-year-old is now in the United Kingdom for a medical after committing personal terms with the Premier League club. Since Dean Henderson completed a £20 million transfer to Crystal Palace from Manchester United, Forest turned their attention to Vlachodimos.

Manchester United have signed Altay Bayindir from Fenerbahce for £4.2 million as cover for Andre Onana. After Dean Henderson moved to Crystal Palace in a £15 million swap on Thursday, the 25-year-old sorted out a transfer. 'It's a tremendous honor to join United and be the first Turkish player to represent this fantastic club,' Bayindir said. 'I will do everything possible to help this special group of players fulfill their dreams.'