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Everton will be eyeing a second win over Nottingham Forest this season when they face the Tricky Trees on the road on Tuesday.

The Blues, affected by the absence of several important players, drew 0-0 with relegation-threatened Burnley last weekend in a drab and dour display at Turf Moor. 

With just 72 hours of turnaround time between the trips to East Lancashire and Nottinghamshire, David Moyes will be hoping to have Jack Grealish back. The Manchester City loanee missed the clash against Burnley due to illness, after reports of a frivolous night in London made the headlines last week.

The Toffees will certainly take inspiration from their 3-0 win over Nottingham Forest at home earlier this month. They’ve lost to Chelsea and Arsenal in the following games before playing out a goalless draw with Burnley.

The absence of Iliman Ndiaye and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is being felt strongly, with Moyes’ side failing to find the back of the net in any of their last three games. However, Everton have only been beaten in one of their past five away fixtures. During that run, they secured important wins against Manchester United and Bournemouth, while also holding Sunderland and Burnley to stalemates.

Nottingham Forest will host Everton at City Ground, having lost three of their last four games. They suffered a 2-1 loss to Manchester City at home in their last outing, with Omari Hutchinson’s 54th-minute goal sandwiched in between Tijjani Reijnders and Rayan Cherki strikes.

Forest find themselves 17th in the league standings with West Ham’s 1-0 loss to Fulham ensuring the gap to the relegation zone remains at five points. 

Sean Dyche’s side have failed to score in three of their last six league games and have kept only one clean sheet in their last five. Their previous loss to Everton at Hill Dickinson Stadium was their fourth defeat in their last five games against the Toffees.

Nottingham Forest vs Everton - Team News and Predicted Starting XI

Everton missed Jack Grealish for the trip to Burnley, with Moyes later suggesting that he hopes to have him back for the City Ground clash. 

There are no other injury concerns at the moment for the Blues besides Jarrad Branthwaite, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Seamus Coleman all nursing hamstring issues. Iliman Ndiaye and Idrissa Gana Gueye remain out on AFCON duty.

Tyler Dibling, who made his second start since signing from Southampton, looked impressive against Burnley and should retain his spot in the starting XI ahead of Dwight McNeil. 

Meanwhile, Thierno Barry is expected to be reinstated into the lineup after Beto got a rare start at Turf Moor on Saturday.

Everton’s predicted starting XI: Jordan Pickford (GK), Jake O’Brien, James Tarkowski, Michael Keane, Vitalii Mykolenko, James Garner, Tim Iroegbunam, Charly Alcaraz, Tyler Dibling, Thierno Barry, Jack Grealish

Nottingham Forest vs Everton - Form Guide

Nottingham Forest: W-L-W-L-L

Everton: W-W-L-L-D

When is Nottingham Forest vs Everton?

Everton will take on Nottingham Forest at City Ground on Tuesday, December 30. Kickoff is scheduled at 7:30 pm UK time.

Where to Watch Nottingham Forest vs Everton?

The Premier League contest between Nottingham Forest and Everton will be telecast on Sky Sports for viewers in the UK. Meanwhile, the game will also be available for live streaming on Sky Go and on the Sky Sports app.

 

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Dave Abrahams
1 Posted 29/12/2025 at 10:15:03
I'd ignore that 3-0 win over Forest a few weeks ago. Forest had a few players doubtful before the game; most of them played but didn't look their usual selves. Plus the Brazilian centre-back didn't play and he makes a big difference to their defending.

Mind you, we might have Jack back and a lot of our fans think he makes a big difference to our game, so we could surprise Forest and get something out of the match...

I certainly hope so.

Anjishnu Roy
2 Posted 29/12/2025 at 10:32:30
Agree with you, Dave.

This match will be a lot closer than the one at home and us missing Dewsbury-Hall and Ndiaye, and Forest having Murillo back might make a big difference.

Jim Bennings
3 Posted 29/12/2025 at 11:49:17
I can't see Forest letting us off if they get a few chances that Burnley missed. The flag went up on both Burnley's, but I think the second one late in game would have been given if VAR looked at it.

Forest away will be a tough ask with the lack of numbers we've got but, if we can somehow get out with another point and get over the line against Brentford, we need to start getting players back and one or two in the window.

Christy Ring
4 Posted 29/12/2025 at 15:00:54
Forest were very unlucky against Man City, and have a stronger squad than ours, especially with Ndiaye and Dewsbury-Hall missing for us.

Looking at our performance against Burnley, Grealish will hopefully be back. I would take a point to be honest.

Tom Bowers
5 Posted 29/12/2025 at 15:11:33
With the available players they have, there is nothing about Everton that makes you feel confident right now. The attack force is poor, so much will depend on defence tomorrow.

So far, Everton have performed inconsistently and are at a place in the table I expected. Even when the injured players return, plus Branthwaite, I doubt they will climb much higher in the table unless of course we are surprised by a couple of new signings in January.

Jay Harris
6 Posted 29/12/2025 at 16:20:23
I believe and hope that we can't play as badly as we did against Burnley and there will be real fight and determination returning to the Blues tomorrow albeit with a weakened squad.

Nottm Forest gave Man City a hard time but still lost that game so confidence will be low... but Dyche will be up for this game and, being Everton, I am not feeling too optimistic about our run of victories against Forest continuing.

I am hoping for a win but expect a draw.

Sean O\'Hanlon
7 Posted 29/12/2025 at 19:46:09
I'm sorry Jay @6, but Everton never fail to disappoint, and they are always capable of playing worse than their last game.

I can't see us getting anything from tomorrow night. A Forest win by 2 or more goals.

Ian Wilkins
8 Posted 29/12/2025 at 21:43:39
If we are to pick up the points then our defenders will not only have to defend well but probably score as well.

We have no threat in the forward lineup.

1-0 Michael Keane.

Jay Harris
9 Posted 29/12/2025 at 22:14:31
Just off topic, I watched Roma and Preston games today.

Although Ferguson scored for Roma, he was pretty anonymous as was Harrison Armstrong for Preston and was subbed after 75 minutes.

The stand out performances were Nathan Broadhead and Thierry Small!!!

Edward Rogers
10 Posted 29/12/2025 at 22:33:08
Yes, you're probably right, Sean.

I was forgetting we're playing Barcelona tomorrow, or is it Real Madrid?

Anthony Dwyer
11 Posted 29/12/2025 at 22:39:37
We will be very lucky to get anything out of this, in my opinion, far too many missing.

I'd like to see Clarke or/and Graham given a place on the bench -- 2 keepers and only 8 subs, surely they can offer something. I know I'd like to have seen one of them come on v Burnley over Patterson.

Mark Wynne
12 Posted 30/12/2025 at 00:17:28
Unfortunately has bore draw written all over it.

We know Dyche's game and Moyes is Moyes. He'll juggle his strikers, have a bench with two keepers and a handful of players who have less chance of making an appearance than the Virgin Mary.

The only point of interest is which manager will out-negative the other.

Alan J Thompson
13 Posted 30/12/2025 at 01:20:23
Edward (#10);

I think Sean was more about pain than Spain.

Derek Knox
14 Posted 30/12/2025 at 03:40:45
I hope to see more commitment from that team, if selected.
Glad to see McNeil has been left out, who I thought was lethargic against Burnley.

Please get the ball more to Dibling, who at least was a threat on the right. No faith in the two misnamed 'Strikers', what a shambles... nearly £60M spent (wasted) on not one but two useless pricks!

Someone behind the scenes wants arse kicked to Pier Head on an outgoing tide.

Steve Brown
16 Posted 30/12/2025 at 06:17:07
If results don't go our way today, we could finish the year in 14th place.

It may be late January until we have Branthwaite, Gueye, Ndiaye and Dewsbury-Hall back, and it will be the fault of TFG if we find ourselves in the Bottom 7 at that point.

It will not be the fault of the manager, as this squad needs further reinforcement now.

Given the absences, I think the manager will revert to a cautious gameplan. Deep back four, two central midfielders in front ot the defence, our wingers double-marking their wide men and lone attacker. Keep a clean sheet and try to nick one.

UTFT!

Jim Bennings
17 Posted 30/12/2025 at 07:36:47
Steve

Said a few times that I'm waiting to see what TFG can do.

So far, I haven't seen enough to tell me they are serious in terms of getting Everton straight to the top and challenging.

It didn't take Newcastle long to get in the Champions League and it hasn't taken Aston Villa long to propel themselves into a top top side, both of whom were in relegation battles with us just over 3 years ago.

I don't know if TFG are financially strong enough to get us on to the next level, time is going to tell.

Mark Wynne
18 Posted 30/12/2025 at 09:03:46
Steve @16 “ Given the absences, I think the manager will revert to a cautious gameplan.”

Revert???

John Williams
19 Posted 30/12/2025 at 09:20:14
You cannot turn a sows ear into a silk purse !!

If any of you have been going to the games or watching occasionally on TV, you will have come to the conclusion, Everton are short of quality PL players, something that needs to be addressed asap.

The manager (who ever he is) can only play the squad he is given and will therefore adopt tactics that will produce a result.

Its not rocket science.

Mark Wynne
20 Posted 30/12/2025 at 09:44:13
@19 John - to be fair, anyone who has seen Everton in the last twelve months or indeed the twelve years in total that he has managed this team knows that Moyes is a leopard that doesn’t change his spots. He’s never been a coach with flexibility. He set us up against Burnley like we were playing Barcelona and with twenty minutes to play without them having a shot on target in the entire game decided to preserve the position and get everyone behind the ball. Give him more available players and he’s no different. It’s why United ditched him as quick as they did. Their results under him weren’t the worst, it’s just that the brand of football they played was so negative and lacking any joy that their fans wouldn’t stomach it. On the other hand, we’ve become accustomed to the dross, served up thin gruel that somehow we have to be thankful for.
Rob Dolby
21 Posted 30/12/2025 at 10:30:43
I can't see this one being a classic.

Forrest will probably dominate the ball and we sit deep and maybe get something from a set piece or break away.

It's another chance for the likes of Alcaraz, McNeil and Dibling to grab the shirt.

How do you get the best out of the strikers?

We know Beto likes the ball down the channel to run onto but have stopped playing that ball which takes away his only goal threat.

It's still a mystery what Barry's strength is, maybe try crossing the ball to him in the box. He wins most headers outside of the box.

We need to find goals from somewhere.

Brian Harrison
22 Posted 30/12/2025 at 10:43:54
I know its unlikely but I am hoping Benin beat Senegal tonight which would probably see Senegal finish 3rd in the group and we would have Gana and Ndaiye back for the weekend.
Jimmy Carr
23 Posted 30/12/2025 at 10:47:19
Everton to come out all fired up after a post-Xmas verbal lashing from Moyes for only taking a point at Burnley. A sobered up Grealish dictating proceedings from the left side, Dibling proving why we paid £40m for him on the right, 2-0 to the Toffees, a brace for Barry. Dyche left choking on last week's mince pies.

Grealish back out on the lash until the New Year.

Dave Lynch
24 Posted 30/12/2025 at 10:50:07
We'll get a pasting in this one, they have to much pace and a dominant midfield for us.
John Williams
25 Posted 30/12/2025 at 11:12:37
Mark 20,

I disagree with your comments over his management at Man Utd.

He was undermind by a clique of United players who wanted Ryan Gibbs as their manager.

Gibbs and these players believed Gibbs had been promised the managers job after helping Ferguson out of a sticky position, not related to football.

Clive Rogers
26 Posted 30/12/2025 at 11:36:43
John, 25, Gibbs is a tube of toothpaste. Think you mean Giggs.
John Charles
27 Posted 30/12/2025 at 11:40:58
Player for player they are better than us at present (maybe not if we were at full strength).

But a Moyes masterclass, a 2-0 win for the blue over the dinosaur that is Dyche.

Coyb

Dave Abrahams
28 Posted 30/12/2025 at 11:45:14
John (25) Yes I think Giggs would know about tricky situations not related to football but I think him helping Fergie out of a tricky situation seems a bit far fetched.
Mike Doyle
29 Posted 30/12/2025 at 11:48:37
Rob #21 makes fair points about our strikers.

Our current super-slow build up negates Beto’s run onto the ball - which makes him largely redundant.

Barry remains a mystery as I can’t see any obvious strength area. Being 6’5” we thought he might be a threat in the air but clearly he isn’t. Plus he can’t seem to sort out his feet.

It’s particularly frustrating to all of us to see that recent departures such as DCL, Simms and even Dobbin all carry a much greater goal threat than these 2.

If wonder if the next 1878s TIFO might state ‘Bring back the Straq’

Jim Bennings
30 Posted 30/12/2025 at 12:32:57
Mike

Is Barry 6'5?

Maybe he is I don't know, but probably because he's so very fragile he's got nothing to jump with, there's no muscle on him, he's going to require a bulking up before he's ready to cope with this league.

In other news, Brennan Johnson is a good signing for Palace.

Mike Corcoran
31 Posted 30/12/2025 at 13:17:13
Everton should get in for Brennan J at 35m. Goals and quality, would certainly slot in right now
Mike Doyle
32 Posted 30/12/2025 at 13:35:24
Jim. I got his height from Wikipedia (so it must be true!!)

Brennan Johnson at £35m looks a good deal. I’d also be happy to see Ritchie back.

Andrew Clare
33 Posted 30/12/2025 at 13:44:53
Another grim encounter on the cards tonight.

Moyes will set up in ultra cautious mode which will allow Forest to dominate the game.

I will be pleasantly surprised if we get anything out of this one.

Ian Bennett
34 Posted 30/12/2025 at 14:00:21
Brennan Johnson would be decent for that fee. But we arent even mentioned.

Can play left wing, right wing or striker - and has pace.

Jim Bennings
35 Posted 30/12/2025 at 14:03:06
Ah Ian.

That's it then, as soon as pace is mentioned, that's why we didn't go for him lol

Pace being a dirty word at Everton Football Club.

Raymond Fox
36 Posted 30/12/2025 at 14:22:03
We and Forest have only scored 18 goals each.

We have conceeded 20 goals- only 5 clubs have let in less than that, Forest have let in 8 more than us.

I think apart from those two 3-0 loses our defence has done a remarkable job considering we have a centre half at full back and our so called best centre half is out injured most of the time.

Games are usually dictated in midfield and that is where we are weak at the moment. With home advantage they have to be favourite to win if there is a winner, which is what the betting is saying.

I'm just hoping for the best.

Ian Bennett
37 Posted 30/12/2025 at 14:26:40
Probably wouldn't/cant spend £35m on a right winger, when they paid more for Dibling.

Frustrating, as it would improve us by having a lad that can break quickly.

Mike Gaynes
38 Posted 30/12/2025 at 15:20:18
Jim #30, Barry has "nothing to jump with"??

The guy leaps like a deer. He leads the PL in aerial duels won despite playing only half the available minutes. (Beto is also in the top 5.)

It's not a fluke. Barry was second across all five European leagues last season in winning aerial duels.

It doesn't help him in the box because we don't have anybody who can cross the ball, and because being so skinny he gets muscled out. But as a target man for one of our too-frequent clearances, he wins everything. He's a big reason those clearances don't come right back at us as they did last season.

It's the one thing he's really good at.

Paul Hewitt
39 Posted 30/12/2025 at 15:33:38
I'd rather spend 35 million on Johnson. Than 50 million on grealish.
Merle Urquart
40 Posted 30/12/2025 at 15:42:09
@ Jimmy 23

Hi Jimmy

There would have been no post xmas verbal lashing for the draw at Burnley...it was job done as far a our manager was concerned...point gained never two lost!

Ian Bennett
41 Posted 30/12/2025 at 16:09:59
Grealish will go for a lot less than £50m. He is on £300k per week and will have 12 months left on his deal.

His book value will be zero. Unwanted, it'll be sub £20m.

Mike Powell
42 Posted 30/12/2025 at 16:18:33
Hoping Grealish is fit to play, and would like to see Dibbling start,don't want to see Alcaraz anywhere near the bench never mind the starting 11, he as been awful, how many times as give the ball away, he is either colour blind or just plain awful
Steve Brown
43 Posted 30/12/2025 at 16:30:40
Why sign a mutil-cap Engish international who has won 3 league titles and the Champions League when we can sign Brennan fucking Johnson? A player so average that he cannot even get a game in a completely mediocre Spurs team.

We even have a post praising Barry’s ability too - he leaps like a fish apparently…and finishes like Bambi on Ice.

Proof if it was needed that some Everton supporters no longer have a clue what genuine quality looks like.

Bill’s work is done.

Mike Powell
44 Posted 30/12/2025 at 16:38:23
Spot on Steve
Bill Gall
45 Posted 30/12/2025 at 16:46:59
This is going to be very tough game, Forest will still be hurt about loosing against Everton and they looked strong against City in their last game. As far as our #9 goes, i wonder if we cant get a hypnotist to hypnotize them, and show them that the goal sizes at a league clubs

ground are the same size as the ones at Finch Farm, were they seem to score from any distance in and outside the penalty area.

Andrew Clare
46 Posted 30/12/2025 at 16:55:56
When your manager says that Burnley is a tough place to play then you know that you have got the wrong manger.
Darren Hind
47 Posted 30/12/2025 at 16:58:21
There's a bizarre obsession with pace on this site. Drives me fucken nuts.

I remember being told that nobody on the pitch moves quicker than the ball I was eight, but I got it.

Watching teams that included Ball, kendal, Harvey, Reid, Sheedy, Bracewell. Moggsy, and Richardson I always knew that you don't need Olympic sprinters to be a great side. Joe Royle and Andy gray were slower than a week in Jail.

Dennis Bergkamp was slower than me, but there isn't a Gooner who wouldn't swap him for the lightning fast Martinelli in a heart beat.

Speed will win you the occasional point, but its only one attribute and its probably the easiest attribute to negate. We see our own lighthouses do it every week.

Give me speed of thought over speed of limb all day long

Ian Bennett
48 Posted 30/12/2025 at 16:59:06
Steve, he scored 18 in 36 starts last season from a below par Spurs side.

We need pace and goals, and at £35m, I think he will good value for anyone willing to sign him.

Is he top draw, no he isn't. But top draw isn't coming to our club any time soon, otherwise Semenyo would be on his way..

Kevin Molloy
49 Posted 30/12/2025 at 17:09:48
sounds bonkers to be in for a winger, talk about a position we don't need. But, if we can sell McNeil for fifteen and bring this chap in for 35 I reckon Angus will be all over this regardless of what Moyes thinks. When you factor in that Ndiaye will probably go in the summer and that Moyes is no doubt v unimpressed with Jack's Christmas virus I wouldn't be surprised to see this get done.

I think the yanks will see this as a bargain. And so the wait for a fullback goes on..

Paul Hewitt
50 Posted 30/12/2025 at 17:12:28
Darren@47. You're still thinking football is played in the 80's. It's moved on since then. Any successful club has pace. We have zero.
Jonathan Tasker
51 Posted 30/12/2025 at 17:15:49
We have the worst forwards of the 92 league clubs

So I’d be deploying a 4-6-0 formation

Moyes won’t have worked this out yet

Darren Hind
52 Posted 30/12/2025 at 17:20:57
Barry does not back right into the center backs and engage them. He's all about making sure he heads it rather than directing it to a team mate.

Center halves know he cant do anything with it and are very happy to drop and pick up the second ball...which is around 100% of the time.

Barry's heading stats may impress the uninitiated, but if there is a more worthless set of stats in football today. I haven't heard about them.

I'd rather see him show what he can do with decent crosses than listen to worthless information about long punts which invariably result it the opposition gaining possession

Dave Abrahams
53 Posted 30/12/2025 at 17:22:56
Jonathon (51) I don’t know — Moyes signed three wingers who could play a bit, Andy Ven De Meyde, Royston Drenthe and Jack Grealish- they all had something else in common!
Ian Wilkins
54 Posted 30/12/2025 at 17:27:21
Can’t see us spending £35m in January. Johnson hasn’t torn up trees has he.

Loan or two at best I think.

Darren Hind
55 Posted 30/12/2025 at 17:32:46
Dont tell me what I'm thinking Paul Hewitt. I tried to put it in language every Evertonian can understand.

If you watched our games TODAY, you will know we have two of the slowest center halves in the league, but how many times have we conceded to pace ?

Like any defender worth his salt. They find it easier to negate pace than a decent delivery.

Maybe things are different in egg chasing

Paul Hewitt
56 Posted 30/12/2025 at 17:36:19
Darren we don't play a high line so we won't get beaten for pace. But you should know that
Mark Murphy
57 Posted 30/12/2025 at 17:50:35
“Different in egg chasing” you say?

Hmm,

Players are encouraged to pass the ball backwards.

Free kicks and goal attempts usually clear the cross bar.

Full backs challenge for high balls with both hands and the opposition are allowed to handle the ball without penalty.

Not THAT different to Everton then..

I’m looking forward to the game tonight personally. Any news on Grealish though??

Izzy Selwyn
58 Posted 30/12/2025 at 17:59:06
Is keano in the team today? Web rumors of an injury
Paul Hewitt
59 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:02:40
Rumour Alcaraz out tonight as well.
Mike Gaynes
60 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:04:23
Only the uninitiated would believe that pace is non-essential for the success of a modern side.
Darren Hind
61 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:12:44
"We don't play a high line so we don't get done for pace. You should know that" Sigh.

Go back and consider the words "Pace is one of the easiest attributes to negate". Mull them over. try to digest. I would like to think the penny will drop...eventually.

Even at Sunday league level, Defenders know how to negate pace...

You need skill. Guile. Speed of thought. Thats why the tortoise outsmarted the hare

Mike Gaynes
62 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:15:19
Everton starting XI: Pickford, Mykolenko, O'Brien, Tarkowski (c), Patterson, Garner, Iroegbunam, McNeil, Röhl, Dibling, Barry.

Everton substitutes: Travers, King, Beto, Grealish, Aznou, Graham, Welch, Campbell, Bates.

Mike Gaynes
63 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:16:29
So no Keane, no Charly, Grealish at least makes the bench.

Who is Bates?

Darren Hind
64 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:16:57
Egg Chasers and Yank statos. Sigh.

Wish I had gone to Nottingham

Kevin Molloy
65 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:17:55
oh well, onto the weekend.
Nicolas Piñon
66 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:19:00
Mike, where do you get the line up from?
Martin Farrington
67 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:19:02
Just saw this on you tube.

12 mins.

Is incredible and shows how, in competent hands with the right set up Clubs are succeeding or failing today.

https://youtu.be/ah_OXBrtZ7I?si=jQysA4Q3uZq0_l_3

HOW ONE COMPANY IS DESTROYING FOOTBALL.

It might be the reason why we signed so many duffers.

A little knowledge etc

And why the ipad is in front of Irvine and how Moyes is ignoring it.

Mike Gaynes
68 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:21:40
Club site, Nicolas.
Kieran Kinsella
69 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:21:42
Callum Bates aged 20 midfielder played 8 times for under 21s this year
Kieran Kinsella
70 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:23:46
64

Why? Are they having a DCL fancy dress tribute night?

Grant Rorrison
71 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:24:33
Darren 61. I thought the hare fell asleep.
Darren Hind
72 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:28:30
And creepy gossips
Dale Self
73 Posted 30/12/2025 at 18:36:59
Looking forward to the Love Forum!
Mark Murphy
74 Posted 30/12/2025 at 19:07:58
I’m quite happy with that team given the circumstances.

Patterson and O’Brien should be motivated to prove a point in their own positions and Rohl and Dibling have an opportunity to stake a claim.

And Barry should be, hopefully is, stung after being dropped for Beto blocker.

McNeil may be playing for his dream move to Dyches Forest (did someone say £15 million? Really??)

And we’ve got Grealish to come on and change things around if needed.

I don’t do predictions but I’m feeling positive.

Apologies for upsetting some people, well one as I recall, but UTFT!

Bill Gall
75 Posted 30/12/2025 at 19:26:31
Going to be a difficult game to get a win and I think D.Moyes with who has available, is setting up for a draw, but this is the premier league that anything can happen. I do not understand leaving Grealish on the bench, he is either fit or he is isn't.
Derek Knox
76 Posted 31/12/2025 at 08:14:49
Kieran, ' Bates ' I thought it was a.k.a, for Beto, also referred to as Master ?

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