Everton

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Everton manager David Moyes on winger Dwight McNeil's, whose deadline-day move to Crystal Palace fell through at the 11th hour: "Dwight's fine. He's in and he's training as well so Dwight's OK. We understand exactly where it went wrong, how it broke down. He knows everything about it and there's no problems there."

On where the deal broke down: "I wouldn't talk too much about it, but let me tell you 100% it had nothing to do with Everton Football Club, that's for sure."

On whether it could be difficult to reintegrate O'Neil back into the club: "It does happen and players have to live with it. It wasn't that we didn't want it to happen. We had given permission for Dwight to go and have a medical and do all of the things required for it, so it was very hard to do much more than we have done."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says "it is very common in football" for teams to stray into the opponents half during pre-match warm-ups but they have apologised to Chelsea...

We'll bring you full quotes from his news conference shortly...

Everton

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Everton manager David Moyes on the club's business of transfer deadline day, when they signed English forward Tyrique George from Chelsea on loan: "If we are honest we would have liked to have done more if possible but it wasn't for the want of trying, that's for sure. I think he [George] has settled in fine. He's had a few days training with us now. He's an exciting young players who will hopefully be able to show us that in the coming weeks and months."

On how ready 19-year-old George is for first-team football: "He's played a lot of first-team football for Chelsea. He's still a young player, obviously, but he gives us some back-up with the injury to Jack Grealish, so it [George's signing] gives us an extra player as well, which was required."

George has scored six goals in 37 appearances for Chelsea, including three in 11 games this season.

Wolves

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Wolves manager Rob Edwards on Jorgen Strand Larsen moving to Crystal Palace: “I have nothing but positive things to say. He's the ultimate professional, who always gave everything and that’s all that you can ask for anyone. The deal worked out well for everyone in the end."

Wolves

Wolves manager Rob Edwards on new January signings Adam Armstrong and Angel Gomes: “Adam has played at this level which is important to say. Both players are happy to be here, and have something to prove.

"Adam a striker but versatile as he can play across the frontline. Great attitude. Finisher. Someone who can score. Makes sense for the here and now and going forwards. He’s a really good player."

Wolves

Wolves manager Rob Edwards told the media that Ladislav Krejci is expected to be fit after missing the Bournemouth defeat.

The defender has recovered from the flu.

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola also confirmed he has the same squad to pick from for this weekend after beating Wolves last time out.

He also said David Brooks will be assessed and could be added.

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola on if the appeal of working with a young team will affect his decision to stay beyond his contract, with it due to expire at the end of this season: "I try to help the club sign the best players we can. Some players we tried to sign but failed. The market isn’t the most important thing for me, the most important thing for me is the performances, how we can continue to build and get points."

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola on if he had a say during the transfer window: "No it’s not about me. I don’t sign players. I always say that. I don’t sign players. When the club does, you have the hope that these players will be successful but you never know.

"When you sign players, especially when they are young and come from different environments you never know."

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Time to bring you those updates from Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola that we promised you earlier now.

Wolves manager Rob Edwards has also been talking in the last 30 minutes so we'll bring you both of those before diving into Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta and Everton's David Moyes.

Loads to go at this afternoon so make sure you've got the brews on tap.

Manchester City

Quite a lengthy news conference for Pep Guardiola, that.

Lots of in-depth answers to questions before Sunday's big showdown against Liverpool.

Here are the top lines:

• Team news:Ruben Dias is available for selection, Bernardo Silva remains a doubt and John Stones has returned to training this week
• Guardiola said Liverpool "remain an exceptional team" despite their struggles this season
• He said he isn't frustrated by the awaited outcome of the 115 charges because it is out of his hands
• Discussing Arne Slot's recent comments about whether it is better to win trophies or play nice football, Guardiola said he believes "it is better to win trophies" if you want to be a manager
• Guardiola claimed Erling Haaland is "the best striker in the world" despite his recent lack of goals but wouldn't confirm or deny his place in the starting line-up for Sunday
• He said that he believes that the Premier League is getting "harder to win" every single year
• And, finally, Guardiola answered "I have one more year on my contract" when asked if he has decided upon his future beyond this season

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on whether they will appeal the decision not to allow Marc Guehi to play in the Carabao Cup final: "No, the rules are the rules and I understand. Antoine [Semenyo] can play and Marc don't play is the rule, that is OK. Can we agree or disagree? That is not the point."

On Guehi's start to life at City: "I can smell it, he is a great, great signing for Manchester City, for five, six seven years. Top top."

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Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on whether the hierarchy at the club know what he is going to do at the end of this season: "No, because I have one more year on my contract. It is the same answer I answered two months ago."

• Inside Man City's rebuild and plan for life without Guardiola

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on whether it is getting harder to win the Premier League: "Every season it is getting more difficult but I think not just for us, for all the teams."

On whether he has seen an improvement in his team this season: "At the top, top, top level? Not yet. We are improving in moments, we just need some more consistency then we will be there.

"So 14 games left, in the Premier League is an eternity. In my experience, it's a lot and anything can happen.

"Last season in the Premier League we were miles away from Liverpool, so let's see if we will be there."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on his reaction to reaching the Carabao Cup final: "As I am getting older, I am always getting the feeling that reaching a final is getting harder. More difficult and more difficult. I never taken it for granted for many years as I know how difficult it is. The final is 22 March - in that period up until that final I am going to live in the joy that we are going to play in the final because it is so difficult. In modern sport - to reach finals and win trophies you have to sweat."

He added: "For these moment, it's why we are in this business."

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Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on whether Erling Haaland automatically returns to the starting line-up: "Erling is the best striker in the world."

So he plays?: "I don't know until tomorrow. But all I say is Erling is the best."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on which is more important - playing good football or winning trophies: "If you want to be a manager it is better to win trophies, always. You do not always have the chance to play nice football. I think everything is related because as a manager when you win you almost always play good.

"You want your players to win it in the best way for the players you have, to play the way in your soul you believe in. I do think this is the most important thing."

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