Emergency meeting held between Premier League and Sky Sports after Nottingham Forest ban Gary Neville from stadium ahead of Chelsea clash

There was widespread concern among broadcasters after Forest's decision, with concerns the same scenario could become a more regular occurrence. The Daily Mail reports that discussions are taking place to prevent something similar happening again.

Neville had been critical of Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis after he stormed onto the pitch at the end of the 2-2 draw with Leicester a fortnight ago, claiming it was "scandalous" and suggesting manager Nuno Espirito Santo should "negotiate his exit" immediately. Current rules dictate that it is within the club's rights to decide who enters their property but the report states there could be a change.

Sky Sports' volume of live Premier League matches will go up next year, with the broadcaster set to televise 215 games as the lead domestic broadcaster. That deal is vital to the Premier League's financial model.

Forest take on Chelsea on Sunday afternoon, knowing they must win in order to stand a chance of forcing their way into the top five and qualifying for the Champions League.