Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says Max Dowman "will play U21s tonight", Kai Havertz "will train tomorrow" and Ben White "let's see".

More to come.

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior on Opta supercomputer predicting the Blues to have the toughest run-in: "Firstly, I take it game by game. I've had this conversation with you guys before. The Premier League is so difficult every week.

"I don't judge one game as harder as the other. There's different tactical things you can work on. I'm really happy with the group and the start we have made. We've won eight out of 12 and it should be 10 out of 12. That's not bad.

"I'd love to see what this supercomputer looks like. I don't think about it in that way. I want the players to be as physically and mentally fresh as possible. They've looked really good in training this week. We need to stay calm and consistent in our process.

"This club should be in the Champions League, this club is a Champions League club. When I took over, we were eighth. We're now in the race."

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Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior on left wingers Alejandro Garnacho and Jamie Gittens: "Jamie showed really promising signs and then got injured against West Ham. Garnacho showed really encouraging signs too. There's a lot of tactical things as well - it's not just on those players, it's about finding the right functions for the team."

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Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior on Arsenal duo Viktor Gyokeres and Eberechi Eze: "I worked with Viktor at Brighton's Under-23s. Viktor has started to build his confidence and has shown he can score goals for Arsenal.

"Eze, I have come up against many times. We know it's going to be a very difficult game but they know it's going to be a difficult game for them as well."

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior on facing holders Paris St-Germain in the Champions League last 16: "So excited. PSG are a fantastic team. I have experience of playing against them in France. I have always admired them. Luis Enrique has done an incredible job.

"These are the games you live for, games that you come into football for. It's going to be a great tie. But we've got another three games before that, that I need to focus on."

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Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior on team news before facing Arsenal: "Reece [James] is absolutely fine. Romeo [Lavia] is getting stronger and stronger. We had a mini practice match in the week where he looked really good.

"Estevao [Willian] will be out for a little bit longer and Jamie Gittens is progressing in his rehab. Marc Cucurella is not available for Sunday but hopefully we can get him back quickly as soon as possible.

"Dario Essugo is back on the training pitch, too. Hope is that we can get them back and fit in the run-in."

Time for a bit of Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior and Man Utd's Michael Carrick...

Everton

Everton boss David Moyes on facing Newcastle: “It was a great win for us [last season against Newcastle] considering Newcastle were trying to qualify for the Champions League, and they did in the end. It is always good to try back it up if we can.

"I think the Premier League is like that [competitive]. There is a lot of teams, and one result can send you up a bit or send you down a bit. Depending on how it goes.

"Newcastle have done remarkable - last 16 in the Champions League. So great credit to them, but yes it can have an effect on your Premier League games - your bread and butter really.

"He [Eddie Howe] has given Newcastle success, he has won a trophy for them, he has given them European football, and I am sure all the Geordies are all happy watching."

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Everton boss David Moyes on Toffees midfielder James Garner: “I think James Garner has played really well this season. He is predominantly a midfield player, but he can play in several positions.

“We have had to play him at right-back at times because we think he is as good as anyone there. Midfield he has been excellent. I believe he is getting close to the levels to play for his country – he could possibly get selected.”

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Everton boss David Moyes on the Toffees playing without Jack Grealish: “We are without Jack Grealish, who made a huge impact in the early part of the season for us. Hopefully, we can overcome those parts of the game, but Newcastle are a good side, and they have been good teams in Europe. It is not going to be an easy game."

On younger players in the squad pushing for a starting spot: "Some of them quite close, some of them not so close. We are trying to keep our ambitions going and trying to be in the top part of the league. I want to play the players that have the best chance of getting us a result."

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Everton boss David Moyes on Charly Alcaraz's injury: "Charly Alcaraz has an injury which probably will keep him out up to three weeks or four weeks. He picked it up in the last minute of training on Sunday.

“He would have probably started on Monday night [against Man Utd] if he had not picked up the injury.”

Right, time for more news conferences.

Here's Everton boss David Moyes before their game with Newcastle tomorrow.

Here is the silver side of the draw:

• PSG v Chelsea
• Galatasaray v Liverpool
• Real Madrid v Man City
• Atalanta v Bayern Munich

Here is the blue side of the draw:

• Newcastle v Barcelona
• Atletico Madrid v Tottenham
• Bodo/Glimt v Sporting
• Bayer Leverkusen v Arsenal

And finally... Here is the full Conference League draw.

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These two have met this season, in Palace's first game in the league phase of the Conference League.

AEK Larnaca turned up at Selhurst Park in October and went back to Cyprus with the three points after a 1-0 win.

Conference League

Crystal Palace (England) v AEK Larnaca (Cyprus)

Conference League

Crystal Palace fans, don't fear. The Conference League draw is also taking place currently and we'll bring you news of who they will face in the last-16 as soon as we have it.

Manchester City

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Pep Guardiolaon his favourite away stadiums in England: "I like Fulham [Craven Cottage], I like Watford [Vicarage Road], Everton [Goodison Park].

"Coming from another country to these traditional stadiums, I like it! Of course, the new ones are beautiful."

Manchester City

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Pep Guardiolaon the pressure of competing for a first Premier League title: "I don't remember. I'm not here to give advice to Mikel [Arteta]."