And that's your lot! For good, this time.

Well, for today anyway.

We'll be back first thing tomorrow to bring you a full day of news conferences, plus we'll also have a separate live running as Thomas Tuchel reveals his latest England squad.

It's going to be a busy one...

For anything you've missed from today's news conferences, check out the summary points at the top of this page.

And if you want to relive this morning's Champions League chatter, you can do so here.

Have a great evening and we'll see you tomorrow.

Bournemouth

A final word from Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola, on the challenge of stopping Man Utd from scoring on Friday: "I wouldn't say impossible, but very difficult to think that we can get another clean sheet against United. They are scoring goals for fun lately.

"They continue scoring more or less the same amount of goals [under Michael Carrick], but the improvement has been in the other side. They are not conceding goals, but I would say even they are not conceding chances, that is even more difficult."

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Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola on midfielder Alex Scott: "He is playing incredibly well. He is probably in the best moment he has been this season...I see him in the best place he has been with us since he arrived."

On James Hill: "He's probably performing over the expectations that we all had with him and even himself, and he's doing it also in a long period of time. I hope he can finish the same way the season."

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Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola on Michael Carrick: "Definitely a top player. And I think we are also seeing as a manager everything that he had as a player, how he understood the game. They always say the best managers are midfielders, and he was one of the best.

"I like what he's doing. I don't know him personally, but I also like how he speaks, how he makes everything about the team, about the players, and I think they are doing fantastically."

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Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola says it is "remarkable" that Rayan was called up to the Brazil national team: "I hope he uses his time to learn a lot, as he has Ancelotti as a manager.

"To have an international player for Brazil with us here for Bournemouth, I think is a big thing.

"I think it's a very good sign for the club. We have a good number of international players, but especially the ones that go with these top national teams. They will come now with a lot of lessons from their national teams, and I hope we can use them also."

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Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola confirmed Tyler Adams will miss Friday's game: "Tyler [Adams] is not going to be available."

Adding that Lewis Cook won't be back yet either but hopes to use the break to get them back fit: "Probably both of them will be ready for the next Arsenal away game, but not for this one."

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And to round us off for the day, here's Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola, who was first asked about his side not scoring enough goals:"The chances we had have been more than enough to score in both of the last game. But the truth is that we haven't.

"We have to be more ruthless. Take every chance, give the importance to every chance...Maybe it's the only one you have in this game. So try make sure that it goes on target, make the keeper work."

Leeds United

A final word from Leeds United manager Daniel Farke, who was asked about the relegation battle: "Always expect every team to fight until the end, to grab their chance to stay in the league. One of the seasons where you maybe need a few more points that previously when 32 might have been enough.

"Don’t expect it will happen again this season, we need to win at least six more points but might need one or two more. Six to eight points are needed, eight opportunities and want to do it."

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Leeds United manager Daniel Farke on who his front two will be against Brentford: "Difficult to judge after Palace. Based on first-half we didn’t allow Palace any chances, had better chances, Dominic Calvert-Lewin twice with good chances and a penalty, a good chance for Brenden Aaronson.

"Strange game because of so many dead-ball situations. Had to change at half-time but I know I can always count on Lukas Nmecha, he’s in good shape and trains well. Always an option to start with him but we also have other options. It's good that we can be picky."

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Leeds United manager Daniel Farke on Dominic Calvert-Lewin receiving a potential England call up on Friday: "Not shocked because it would be a positive surprise, as he has not been called up in recent years. Fantastic season so far. It's still important he chips in and concentrates on performances with us. He had an excellent second half on Sunday."

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Leeds United manager Daniel Farke on left-back options without Gudmundsson: "We also have the chance to change but JJ is a natural replacement.

"He’s used to it but we have other options, perhaps a winger-type or Sam Byram. I don’t see Pascal Struijk in this position, not that we have too many natural replacements but I trust my squad can find a good solution."

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Leeds United manager Daniel Farke on the fitness of Noah Okafor: "Better. Back in team training since the beginning of the week. Obviously he’s been out several weeks to question is how many minutes he’s got in the tank but he’s available."

Other team news: "Everyone is available, no one out injured. A good situation to be in going into the March international break."

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Ok, that wasn't Leeds United manager Daniel Farke...

But this is...

Updates from him and Bournemouth's Andoni Iraola coming your way now.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur boss Igor Tudor has been charged with misconduct following comments made after the 2-1 defeat by Fulham on 1 March.

In a post-match interview, Tudor accused referee Thomas Bramall of being a "home team referee" who "doesn't understand football".

The Spurs boss has until Monday, 23 March to reply to the charge.

Leeds United are safe... right?

With 32 points and eight games left to play, on any other given year you'd probably say yes.

Not this season, though.

The Yorkshire side currently sit in 15th but are only three points above West Ham United who occupy the final relegation spot.

Daniel Farke's side play Brentford on Saturday night, in what feels like a must win game given Tottenham are playing Nottingham Forest on Sunday.

The weekend could finish with a shuffled bottom six.

So, let's get some thoughts from the Leeds United manager now...

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Chelsea

That's all from the Chelsea boss before Saturday's game against Everton.

Lots to go at in there but he answered all the big topics that we were expecting.

Here are the top lines:

• Rosenior confirmed defender Trevoh Chalobah will be out for "around six weeks" with the injury he picked up against Paris St-Germain and added that he expects captain Reece James to return after the international break
• He said Enzo Fernandez is "completely committed" to Chelsea after the midfielder seemed to cast doubt over his future following the defeat by PSG
• Team news leaks "have been dealt with" explained Rosenior and recent ridicule of him on social media "does not bother" him
• Rosenior said Mamadou Sarr remains "a massive part" of his plans, despite the defender struggling in the defeat by PSG
• Finally, he gave an update on long-term absentee Levi Colwill and claimed it will be "a good while yet" before he is back in action, despite returning to the training pitch recently

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A final word from Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior, who gave an update on long-term absentee Levi Colwill:

"With an ACL, he's hitting all of the benchmarks he needs to but we need to make sure he keeps getting past certain levels. He's still looking at a good while yet."

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Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior on a difficult week for him and the club: "Every manager goes through difficult weeks. I've had challenging periods before. I've lost games in many jobs, like all managers have done. We need to find a way to fight at Everton and come through a difficult period."

On turning attention back to the Premier League: "You want to be in the Champions League. It makes everything clearer, not just from a financial point of view. This club deserves to be in the Champions League. That's the target."

Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport

Poor Clayton.