Thanks for joining us this evening.

See you tomorrow for more Premier League and FA Cup action.

Here's what's coming up tomorrow in the Premier League:

• Fulham v Aston Villa (12:30)
• Liverpool v Crystal Palace
• West Ham v Everton
• Wolves v Tottenham
• Arsenal v Newcastle United (17:30)

Plus we've also got the first of our FA Cup semi-finals to look forward to as Manchester City take on Southampton at Wembley.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It was very much enjoyable. First half was fantastic, we did extremely well. The first goal comes and then from there I think we commanded the game and took our chances very well.

"It is really nice [to score]. Morgan and I have a good connection, and he always tries to look for me. It is nice to be back on the scoresheet, it has been a long, tough season, tough mentally for me, but it is nice to be back and scoring."

On Anderson's goal: "He is a massive part of us. He is an extraodinary man for what he has had to go through, him and his family over the last couple of weeks. It's tough and no one wishes that on anybody. He has done his mother proud and his family proud every time he has put on the shirt for us."

On eight games unbeaten in all competitions: "He has done fantastically well, he's shaken us up and put his ideas into place and you can see that we are trying to take it on board. it is not the finished article. He has a long way to go for what he wants us to achieve, but we are slowly going in the right direction."

On going eight points clear of the drop zone: "It is in touching distance. I don't think it's done. It's a big mental one and back to back wins puts us in a good position. The other teams have got games to play over the weekend and I'm sure they are going to be looking to fight and win. We just have to focus on what we can do, and hopefully go to Chelsea and get the same result."

Nottingham Forest's run to the end of the season:

• Chelsea (a) - 4 May
• Newcastle United (h) - 10 May
• Manchester United (a) - 17 May
• Bournemouth (h) - 24 May

Tough matches on paper and they've also got that Europa League semi-final double-header against Aston Villa coming up too.

Based on tonight, though, they will feel confident facing any side.

Jamie Redknapp
Former Liverpool midfielder on Sky Sports

Is 39 points enough to keep you up? Yes, but you have to work on the basis that anything is still possible.

You are asking Tottenham to win four games, is that going to be possible? We don't know. Back to back wins and it all changes.

Tottenham have to go to Wolves and win, likewise West Ham have to win against Everton at home.

Sunderland

Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Painful. It hurts to concede a big defeat at home like this so early in the first half, because the game was over after 45 minutes. 4-0 down at half time is hard to explain. It is a strong reminder because when you drop your standards just by 10% your opponent can kill you, and that was the case in the first half.

"After that I think the lads tried to react and showed better energy with strong support from the fans, but it was not enough. At the end we were a bit disorganised [trying] to score at least once and then comes the fifth goal.

"We have different explanations. It is individually? It is collectively? Is it tactically? We have many options to explain this big defeat but in the end it is about our standards. When you are not at the level this league is so demanding and you get punished.

"It has been a long and tough season. We can feel that we are a bit on the edge. It is hard to maintain and sustain the level but this is our job and we want to be proud of our season and our connection to the fans. It is not possible to give up, I don't think that was the case today but we started too slowly and they were really efficient, their game plan was perfect and we did not adapt. It's a good lesson and important for the future."

On set piece frailties: "We felt it last week against Villa, that those situations can hurt us, so we have strong work to do with the coaching staff. It is not only behind the scenes but on the pitch where you have to get better."

On the fans: "They are impressive, probably better than us today to be fair. We are proud of their support. When it is tough you have to feel the support of your fans and they were behind us. It is a big responsibility to give the right answer to the last four games we have had."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Vitor Pereira speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Five goals, a clean sheet, I'm very happy the players, the supporters, the club and the staff. We deserve it because we played a fantastic first half. Congratulations to the people who do the set plays, they did a great job today. Recover, enjoy just a little bit and be ready for the next challenge.

"We decided to come here and press them because we are fighting for our life. When we are fighting we feel the need to do something, not to wait, we decided to press them and we did it very well and the fantastic goals from set plays.

"The second half was a bit different. Some injuries, some yellow cards, and with yellow cards you cannot be so aggressive on the ball. In the end one more goal, we did not concede, I am happy of course."

On Anderson's goal: "He makes part of our family. This is the moment to be with him, to support him, to help him everyday. He is a fantastic player with a strong, strong character. He is a fighter, a winner and he proved today again he deserves everything."

On Wood's goal: "A fantastic striker. He knows everything about the game. How to hold the ball, how to assist, how to score, how to press, everything. He helped in the defensive set plays. He is a striker who can do everything.

"Morgan [Gibbs-White] also had a fantastic game, Igor [Jesus], Omari [Hutchinson], the defenders, the midfielders too. The speed that we showe, even from the bench, when we do the subs we kept the spirit."

On being eight points clear from the drop zone: "It isn't enough. We need more points, we need to win more games and we need to keep our mentality."

Sunderland

Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris speaking to Sky Sports: "The big difference in intensity is clear. We started ok but then progressively we felt that they were more involved, intense, pragmatic.

They pressed well and we were unable to build up under this pressure and the momentum shifted at that moment. They were clinical, they scored four goals in the first half. It was like a punch in our face."

"We gave away many fouls and we gave the opponent the opportunity to be strong in their set pieces, they had seven corners in the first half which is massive. We didn't defend well before we gave the opportunity to be dangerous in our box.

"Our fans were intense, even at 4-0, and we were not. We reacted a bit during the second half, tried to change the dynamic a bit but it was too late. It is a strong reminder, we drop our standards maybe 10% and we were punished, which was the case today. We were not at their level, no excuses."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Vitor Pereira speaking to Sky Sports:

"To come here and play that first half at a high level, defending, pressing, attacking, set plays - I need to thank my staff that take care of set plays because they were fantastic. Organised pressing created problems and the finishing. To show this mentality at this point in the season I'm very happy for my players and the supporters, club and staff."

On setting up with two strikers: "[Chris] Wood returned from injury and I realised that with two strikers on the pitch we are very dangerous. The only thing is to find a way to defend well and press in an organised way. Chris and Igor [Jesus] help defending as well as scoring goals. Omari [Hutchinson] played well, the midfielders, the defenders played well. The goalkeeper made fantastic saves. We deserved this win. We keep going because this isn't enough in my opinion. We need to win more games and keep the mentality to play in the same way."

On Elliot Anderson: "We are a family and we are there for him. He has enormous talent and his mentality and character is very strong, he fights a lot, every game even when inside he is going through this. We are here to help and support him and he showed that he is very committed."

On where his side are currently: "We are in a good moment. We created spirit, mentality and tactically now because we have had more time together we are in a moment that we can face every game to get points."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest captain Morgan Gibbs-White speaking to Sky Sports:

"Special, I didn't think we could top the other day but we've done it again. Credit to the boys and the confidence and belief we have in the dressing room right now going into games.

"Most of it comes from the gaffer, showing belief in his layers and giving us confidence in training sessions that we can put on good performances. We've always known we have that character, it's been a difficult season at the start but we're settled now. We've got a good way of playing and we understand each other. The boys put on an incredible performance."

On his goals this half of season: "At the start of the season we didn't really have [Chris] Wood, he wasn't fit, and he was always my go to. This season we had that different scenario so I try to hit the box more. I've been practicing in training and it's been paying off in games so I'm delighted."

On Wood goal: "He's had a tough period, being out for so long. Had a few games back but still hasn't had that goal so the first thought in my mind was to pass him the ball. He deserves it, he's worked so hard to come back ready for the end of the season to help the boys. I had no doubt he would tuck it away.

"When he took the touch I thought he was offside. But striker's instinct they know where to be at the right time. As soon as I passed to him I knew he would score."

On his own goal: "My role in the set pieces is to get a block on a couple of people, I'm not the biggest threat in the box but I try to find a bit of space. Luckily enough it went back post and I was screaming at Igor [Jesus] to pass it back and it was a perfect header and I just slotted it in."

On possible England call up for World Cup: "My full focus is on getting Forest safe and seeing how far we an get in the Europa League. I can only control what I can control and that's my performances here and then if I focus on that then what will be will be."

On relegation battle: "Always work to be done - no game in the league is easy. We have a real tough run of games. We have to keep focussed and hopefully it will all take care of itself. We're putting ourselves in a good position right now."

On Europa League match next week: "Feeling confident. You can see from the boy's performances that everyone is feeling confident. We're going into the game wanting to win and perform well. Hopefully we can get the job done. To be able to get to a final and give that to the fans would be incredible."

Michael Dawson
Former Nottingham Forest defender on Sky Sports

It is a must-win for Tottenham going to Wolves and West Ham taking on Everton. It looks now that Nottingham Forest and Leeds United are going to be safe - they won't be saying that in the camp, but when you put yourselves eight points clear of the team in third bottom, what a result.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson speaking to Sky Sports: "We are on a good run at the minute. It's taken a while but we fully believe in ourselves. The manager is right behind us and we are enjoying it."

On Chris Wood's return to the goals: "It's good to have him back and for him to score. I was speaking to him the other day and he said when you come back from injury and score you get huge confidence, so I'm really happy for him.

On his goal: "Really happy with it, and really happy to score here as well. I just know that my Mum would have been really proud with that one so I'm happy.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood speaking to Sky Sports: "The key was to build on what we did in the second half last week. We wanted to continue to build and get better and show what we are capable of. Starting fast and doing what we did today was fantastic.

"Confidence is good. It's better when you score goals and when you score more and more then you get more confident. What a great win and that is what the main thing was tonight.

On the formation: "It plays to a lot of our strengths. The boys get to play in their favourite positions and worked hard with it, and it just paid off on the night, so we need to continue with that."

On Anderson's return: "He's an extraordinary man. The stuff him and his family have gone through over the past couple of weeks is truly heartbreaking and it takes big character and a strong bloke to come out and perform the way he did both last week and today. That goal was a tribute to his Mum and Helen is always in our thoughts."

On eight points from relegation: "It's massive. For us it gives us a bit of breathing room and it also puts a bit of pressure on the two chasing behind. Back to back wins does that for you, we'll look to do that again after playing Villa in the cup, go to Chelsea and hope to get the same result."

Nottingham Forest's last away win by at least five goals in the Premier League was on April 1, 1995, a 7-1 victory over Sheffield Wednesday.

Their last away win by at least five goals in all competitions was on August 11, 2019 - an 8-0 victory over Doncaster in the EFL Cup.

What a night for Morgan Gibbs-White too. He has now scored 10 Premier League goals in 2026, that's more than any other player in the top flight.

Has he done enough to secure his place on the plane to the World Cup?

The midfielder is certainly making it difficult for Thomas Tuchel to argue otherwise.

Have a read of Nick Mashiter's piece on the in-form Gibbs-White.

Image source, Getty Images

Jamie Redknapp
Former Liverpool midfielder on Sky Sports

This is the result of the season. In the predicament Forest are in, to go to Sunderland and win 5-0, yes Sunderland's home form hasn't been great of late but this is still a difficult place to go, and they had real quality.

An unbelievable result. I can only imagine what Nuno Espirito Santo and Roberto de Zerbi are thinking. They are probably watching from behind the sofa thinking, 'We've got it all on now'.

Michael Dawson
Former Nottingham Forest defender on Sky Sports

On whether that is the win that saves Forest from relegation:

Potentially. It sends a message out to West Ham and Tottenham before tomorrow. Eight points clear of Spurs and what a way to do it.

To go out and win 5-0, what a night.