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Everton produced their most convincing display of the season with a dominant 3–0 win over Nottingham Forest at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. This was not a desperate response or a momentary spark. This was structure, confidence and authority rolled into a ninety-minute performance that suggested Everton are beginning to understand exactly who they want to be. The opening goal stemmed from pressure and precision. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s dangerous delivery caused chaos, forcing N

Everton enter the weekend carrying something they have not felt in months: genuine momentum. The dramatic late win over Bournemouth did more than deliver three points it shifted the atmosphere around the Toffees. It reminded supporters that this squad still has personality, resilience, and players capable of altering the trajectory of a season that has constantly flirted with instability. Jack Grealish was at the centre of it all. His late winner may have sealed the result, b

Liverpool returned to Anfield with optimism after welcoming both Alisson and Alexander Isak back into the starting line-up, but any hope of a reset after the international break quickly unravelled in a chastening 3–0 defeat to Nottingham Forest. Arne Slot’s side looked disjointed from the outset and were punished by a Forest team that arrived in the relegation zone yet left with a first clean sheet of the season. The visitors struck first in the 33rd minute with their opening