Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham's interim head coach Igor Tudor started with some team news. He was asked whether Kevin Danso and Pedro Porro were available, and whether the squad had picked up any other injuries:

"Yes, that's right. No other issues. Small problems for Micky [van de Ven] with his small finger, I think, but he's OK, he will be in. Good news."

Tottenham Hotspur

Let's switch to Tottenham's interim head coach Igor Tudor now.

He was asked whether he would go with a back three or experiment on his formation, but in his answer explained how important the club's relegation battle has become: "You need to think about the style, is it the right style, is it the right way how you go and go how you want? So you need to be smart to understand deeper the moment and the way how to take the points, even not looking to the style now at this moment.

"So the style I need to be in the second moment, just because now it's a question of life and death, if I can say that in that way, sportingly, let's figure that out."

Leeds United

On using their home form to their advantage, Leeds United boss Daniel Farke said: "We need an excellent day to be successful. We know about our home form, and what we have done to Elland Road, but we also have to be realistic.

"We have to make sure we go over the line[of expectation] in our physical output, spirit and mentality. We have to be spot-on with our game plan, super effective in both boxes and then we are perhaps able to make a tight game out of this.

"But everyone will need to chip in, especially Elland Road. We have a chance to win some points if we make a historical game out of it. We will need our supporters to carry us so we need an atmosphere second to none.

"Everyone needs to be at their best. Not just the manager or the players, but the person selling the tickets, the burgers and sausages – everyone needs to be in the spirit in order to give ourselves a chance.

"If we do [have spirit] then we have the chance to create a chapter in Leeds United’s history, but for that to be realistic we all need to go over the line [of expectation]."

Leeds United

On facing Manchester City, Leeds United boss Daniel Farke said: "I am looking forward to this game. We are facing the best side here in England and all over the world over the last decade. They have won everything. They have some of the best players in the world and they have the best manager in the world.

"It’s a big challenge for us and a big task but it’s one we are looking forward to.

"It’s always great to play in our living room – a packed Elland Road – so we are looking forward to a game where we are the underdog. We have shown several times this season that we can deliver convincing performances and make something out of tight games."

Leeds United

Leeds United boss Daniel Farke has been speaking to the media before Saturday's home game against Manchester City.

He started the news conference by giving an update on team news.

Left-back Gabriel Gudmundsson “has recovered so that’s good news” but Noah Okafor remains sidelined with a hamstring injury.

"Only Noah will miss this game," Farke said. " All the others are ready and available. They’re training, in a good mood and want to play."

Leeds United

Leeds United manager Daniel Farke has a 100% record so far in the Premier League - when it comes to taking clubs down.

He twice led Norwich into the top flight, and twice they went straight back down.

However, his current side Leeds have more than held their own in the Premier League this season.

They are 15th on 31 points, six points above the relegation zone with 11 matches left to play.

Opta gives them a 97.82% chance of survival, but Farke and Leeds supporters will not settle until the job is done.

Leeds United

Leeds boss Daniel Farke was full of compliments for Pep Guardiola before Leeds take on Man City on Saturday: "Pep always evolves, he always develops. He played a false nine before we even knew what a false nine was."

We'll have more soon.

We'll be hearing from Spurs interim boss Igor Tudor very, very soon, so stick with us for that.

Wolves

Wolves boss Rob Edwards on facing Aston Villa: "Villa are obviously a brilliant team and an amazing manager [Unai Emery]. They have a clear way of playing. We sort of know big, big elements of what we need to do to make sure we are competitive in the game. It needs to look like it matters to us.

"Villa are a team which can win a game in many different ways. We know we have got to be good in those moments.

"The supporters have been amazing considering how difficult it has been. I know the players have got to produce, but what I want as well is for the supporters to keep backing the team."

On how Tolu Arokodare is coping after being racially abused on social media: "He is alright and he has trained this week. He has trained, so he is fit and in a good state to play. Our supporters can have an influence and get behind him and show that love for singing for him."

On team news: "He [Angel Gomes] is fine. Joao [Gomes] is feeling better after missing the Arsenal game - he wasn't really fit. Those two [Joao and Angel] are in a good place at the moment.”

Wolves

Wolves boss Rob Edwards on the reaction from his players after their 1-0 defeat to Crystal Palace: “The performance is the thing we have got to focus on and keep getting better on.

"There was a lot to like about the performance. I was equally frustrated after the game as we should have taken something from it.

"It was frustrating from being a yard away from stopping the goal happening and making something of it. We showed some good sides to ourselves with and without the ball."

On the Wolves players managing frustration: "There was emotion and anger after the game.

"We flipped it the next day and that shows that people care. The dressing room [after the Crystal Palace game] was interesting after the game.

"There is not a frustration that lingers which is causing any sort of problem.

"We have an exciting week and we're at home to try to get some results as well."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Finally, from Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler on the pressure he is under: "I will never hide from criticism as it's my responsibility, but I am quite convinced it will be a great atmosphere [on Sunday] and a great opportunity for us."

Hurzeler added that he has "spoken a lot about togetherness in recent weeks," but he felt that on Saturday [against Brentford] among the players and fans. He said: "It felt great to have the support of the fans and then for us to give them what they deserve."

On facing Nottingham Forest at the weekend, Hurzeler said: "Good body has an impact to everyone. If we have good body language on the pitch and positivity, then I am convinced it will transform into the stands, and we can all take this opportunity to win this game."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler spoke to the press earlier and confirmed his side has "no new injury concerns" ahead of their game against Nottingham Forest.

Seagulls midfielder Yasin Ayari has been ruled out for four games with a shoulder injury, but has returned to training today. Hurzeler said: "He might be an option for the weekend."

All-time Premier League record appearance holder, James Milner is also an option for Sunday's match.

Hurzeler added: "It's an important run for us, and we have a lot of competition getting into the squad and competition getting into the starting 11.

"That is something we didn't have so much in the season so far."

Earlier, Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler spoke to the media before their game with Nottingham Forest.

We'll bring you his best lines in three, two, one...

A couple of responses to Steven's message saying that centre-back partners Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven would walk into any Premier League defence, other than Arsenal's, and Spurs would stay up if the pairing play 50% of their remaining games...

With the likes of Tottenham's club captain Cristiano Romero being ruled out with suspension, the creativity of James Maddison sidelined due to injury and forward Dejan Kulusevski also being ruled out with an injury.

The spine of Tottenham Hotspur team is looking very weak.

Below you are able to see a Spurs outfield side who are unavailable to feature for the north London club due to injury or suspension.

However, Igor Tudor should shortly be confirming that Kevin Danso and Pedro Porro are available for Sunday's trip to Fulham - a considerable boost to their defence.