Brighton have started the new season brilliantly. Just like their upcoming opponents, they are one of the few teams to remain unbeaten.

Joao Pedro is pushing to prove his fitness in time to feature for Brighton against Nottingham Forest on Sunday. The Brazilian made a strong start to the new season, scoring against Manchester United and Arsenal, but picked up a knock while on international duty and has since missed Brighton’s last two matches.

Brighton and Nottingham Forest bid to assert top-four contender status on Sunday when they meet in a compelling Premier League fixture at the Amex Stadium,

Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler has now confirmed that Pedro will be back in training on Friday, but insisted he is unwilling to take any risks with the 22-year-old’s fitness ahead of the clash with a Forest side still on a high from their shock victory over Liverpool at Anfield last weekend.

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Predicting Arne Slot’s Starting Lineup Ahead of BournemouthAfter a disappointing performance at Anfield last Saturday in the 1-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest, Arne Slot

Predicted lineup, confirmed team news and injury latest for Premier League - Reds return from successful trip to Milan in the Champions League

The Premier League's top two for the past two seasons meet in their latest titanic clash at the Etihad Stadium. But Manchester City and Arsenal could both be without their main playmakers.

Mikel Arteta has more huge decisions to make in midfield when Arsenal head to Manchester City this weekend. The Gunners confirmed the extent of Martin Odegaard’s ankle injury this week with the Norway international expected to be out until mid-November.