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Published 15:01 7 Mar 2025 GMT
Updated 15:02 7 Mar 2025 GMT

We're back for another major weekend of Premier League football as two top-flight heavyweights go head-to-head in Super Sunday.
Starting on Saturday though, it's a top-four clash at the City Ground between Nottingham Forest and Manchester City.
After that early 12:30 kick-off, Liverpool host Southampton at Anfield.
Elsewhere, Crystal Palace welcome relegation-fighting Ipswich Town - with Fulham travelling to Brighton & Hove Albion.
In the 5:30 kick-off, we've got Brentford against Champions League chasing Aston Villa - although only four points currently separate the two sides.
At 8pm, Wolverhampton Wanderers host the rejuvenated Everton under David Moyes - the home side will be without star man Matheus Cunha, who is serving a suspension for his FA Cup red card at Bournemouth.
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