45+1 mins: The last 15 minutes or so at the City Ground have been pretty fun, with Forest belatedly waking up to the fact that a football match was happening around them. But there’ll only be two additional minutes of it.

41 mins: It’s shaping up to be a big day in the 2.Bundesliga: Preußen Münster are down after drawing 1-1 with Darmstadt, and Furth have gone with them after losing 2-1 at Hertha Berlin. Schalke, who secured promotion last week, might have overcelebrated somewhat: after five straight wins, and without a league defeat since January, they’ve lost 3-0 at mid-table Nuremberg.

34 mins: And another! Bakwa now with an excellent cross from the right. Pope comes out but isn’t sure if Awoniyi will reach it and can’t really react when he doesn’t. It bounces off him to Cunha, who briefly has an empty net to aim for, but Pope gets across to get in the way before he can put the ball in it.

33 mins: Chance for Forest! An excellent run from Bakwa takes him to the byline and he pulls back towards Awoniyi, but the ball is hit hard and at a difficult height, and the striker can’t convert.

24 mins: Action is paused at the City Ground while Matz Sels gets some medical attention. While play is stopped, there’s some Women’s FA Cup semi-final action to be aware of in the shape of a game between Chelsea and Manchester City that kicks off at 3.30pm, being liveblogged here:

The winner will play Brighton, who came back from two goals down to beat Liverpool in today’s early kick-off, thanks to Nadine Noordam’s winner in the fifth minute of stoppage time. Here’s Tom Garry’s report:

21 mins: Here’s a report on the Old Firm clash, courtesy of Ewan Murray:

This felt a hugely significant victory in the Scottish title race. Celtic require only two more of them to successfully defend the league. For the Rangers manager, Danny Röhl, yet another second-half capitulation will only increase murmurings about his capability of delivering success at Ibrox. Rangers will end this season trophyless and third in a two-horse race – remarkably, given the tens of millions spent on assembling their squad.

Celtic have moved to within a point and three goals of Hearts. Next stop for Martin O’Neill and his players is Motherwell on Wednesday evening. With Hearts hosting Falkirk at the same time, there is the increasing possibility of the title being decided when the Edinburgh club visit Celtic Park on Saturday. Supporters of Celtic and Hearts are likely to have run out of fingernails by then.

Much more here:

17 mins: Forest have now had a shot. It’s Bakwa with it, running into the area, checking onto his left foot, back onto his right, back onto his left, and trying to curl the ball into the far corner. But there’s a defender in the way, who heads it wide. From the corner, a first shot on target, in the shape of a timid header easily gathered by Pope.

14 mins: A dominant start for Newcastle at Nottingham Forest, where they’ve had 72% of possession, 100% of touches in the opposition penalty area, and the only shot of the game so far.

4 mins: A tasty cross from the right for Newcastle, but nobody gets on the end of it. Here’s the top of the Scottish Premiership as it stands:

The final whistle has blown in the Old Firm game at Celtic Park, where Celtic came from behind to beat Rangers 3-1 and keep the heat on Hearts. The top two play each other next Saturday in their final game of the season, with both also playing in midweek.

1 min: Kick-off!

Before kick-off a minute’s applause in Nottingham in memory of Henry Newton, their former defender, who died last month at the age of 82.

Players are out, hands have been shaken and huddles are currently huddling. Football imminent.

Right, just a few minutes now before our 2pm kick-offs. And, marginally less importantly, I have finished eating my bagel.

Burnley interim manager Mike Jackson explains why he has made six changes for today’s game against Aston Villa:

I just think it needs freshening up a little bit. I think these guys deserve a chance to show what they can do. It’s got nothing to do with performances, it’s just that I think we need to change it up a bit. We want to see intent. We want to see a team with no fear. And a team that competes with no hesitation.

Nottingham Forest coach Vitor Pereira has a chat with Sky:

Different competition [to Thursday’s shellacking by Aston Villa]. Now is the time to forget about the last game. Today we have a big chance to get three points and to have in our hands, our future. It’s about reaching the 13th position because today with a win we can reach 13th position and this is our target today, this is what we have in our mind.

And you’re playing with a back three?

Yes. Because we came from two games in three days. We travelled to London and to Birmingham. It’s important to have organisation but with our ideas to win the game, to fight, to win the three points. There’s a lot of players injured, important players for us. But in the end, we start with 11 and let’s go.