Premier League LIVE: Latest score, team news and updates as Nottingham Forest team bus gets police escort before Crystal Palace game while Everton host first game at Hill Dickinson Stadium vs Brighton

Nuno Espirito Santo, Nottingham Forest boss, speaking on Friday:

Well, we simply have to talk about this.

I was preparing to just discuss the budding rivalry between Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace today, but then Nuno Espirito Santo dropped an absolute bombshell on Friday.

He claimed that the 'relationship has changed' between himself and owner Evangelos Marinakis, and not for the better. The main takeaway from that line was how angry he seemed when he said it.

Even if things are bubbling away behind the scenes, managers don't usually come out and talk about it. It was a very brave move for Nuno to do so.

Now, his future is clouded with uncertainty, and nobody knows whether today will be his final day in the job at Forest.

That's a pretty mental sentence to write given that Forest finished seventh last season, got back into Europe, and smashed Brentford on the opening day. There should be no threat to Espirito Santo's job whatsoever.

But there is, and nobody knows what the future holds.

Oliver Glasner, Crystal Palace boss, speaking on Friday:

What a narrative we have at Selhurst Park today.

Six months ago, Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest had no problems with each other. There were just two teams in the same league that played each other twice a season. Nothing more, nothing less.

That's not the case anymore.

After Palace lost their place in the Europa League to Nottingham Forest because they were found to have breached the multi-club ownership rules, due to John Textor also owning Lyon, things changed.

Things got really juicy when it came to light that Forest had written to UEFA to express their concern about Palace, although they claim they were just seeking clarity.

Now there's real beef.

At the Community Shield, Palace fans chanted, 'F*** UEFA, f*** John Textor, f*** Marinakis.' They hate Forest now.

It's kind of fitting that this game falls in between Palace's two Conference League qualification round legs, doesn't it?

I have a feeling this is going to get tasty.

Guess who's back, back again... Welbz is back, tell your friends.

OK, that's cringe from me, my apologies.

But anyway, Danny Welbeck is back in the mix for Brighton as he replaces Georginio Rutter in teh starting line-up.

Now it's time for Everton fans to get even more giddy.

Jack Grealish comes in to make his first start for Everton, as does fellow summer signing Thierno Barry.

They are the only two changes from Everton's 1-0 defeat at Elland Road on Sunday.

David Moyes, Everton boss, speaking on Friday:

There is a buzz in the air down on Bramley Moore Dock - I haven't seen Everton fans this excited for their first home game of a new season in a very long time.

I mean, unless you live under a rock, we all know why.

As I said, today is the start of a new era for the Toffees as they play at their new stadium for the very first time in the Premier League.

Now, I'm going to admit something. I have some Everton fans in my family who have been season ticket holders for a very long time. No, that doesn't mean I'm an Evertonian, but I do have family from the area.

Anyway, they usually don't get to the ground until 15 to 30 minutes before kick-off, but today I got a FaceTime call at midday from my very excited uncle to show me the Hill Dickinson Stadium. They were loving life.

I imagine the atmosphere is going to be incredible when the players walk out for the very first time.

If you hate noise and you are watching, put some earplugs in.

How are all your heads this morning?

Given that it's a Sunday, I imagine that some of you are feeling a little fragile after Saturday's excursions. Don't worry, I have the perfect cure.

Sit back, grab a cuppa, and enjoy the Sunday show. This is the schedule:

The time has finally come.

For the first time in 133 years, Everton are playing a home match in the top division of English football in a stadium other than Goodison Park. Crazy, isn't it?

The Toffees faithful have been able to attend some test events over the summer, but now it's time for the real deal as they take on Brighton at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Not the best name, but it still hasn't killed the excitement.

After their result away at Leeds last week, David Moyes' men will be desperate to make sure they start the new era in the new ground with a win.

It's not going to be easy, given that they are playing the Seagulls...

We are also going to provide you with updates from Selhurst Park as we witness a new rivalry take shape between Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest.

Rivalry? Yes, rivalry. I'll tell you why later.

Anyway, that's enough of an introduction, let's get crackalacking guys.