The bad news is that's all from us today but the good news is that we'll be back tomorrow with plenty of reaction to Man City v Aston Villa and the race for the Champions League.

Our live page for that Premier League match this evening will be live from 18:30 BST and we'll be back bright and early in the morning.

See you then!

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on Riccardo Calafiori's repeated injuries: "Three of the injuries are impact injuries. One was a really bad twist, it could have been worse. We have learned a lot about the player and how we can be on top of the situation to try and prevent them. The two main ones have been unlucky and we could have done very little differently."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on if he would rest Bukayo Saka for PSG: "We cannot think in those terms, when the players are fit and available and want to play, they have to play. They are at their best when they are playing and they have consistency in their performances and physically and emotionally they are good. They have the rhythm and that is when they are at their best.

"If they are not available, there is no discussion. If they are not in a good condition to perform we are not going to play them. But if they are we will play them."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on Martin Odegaard: "I thought he was really good in the match, I think he affected the game in the way we want. When you look at the numbers he provided he was exceptional."

And on Gabriel Martinelli: "When you look at his consistency over the years and the amount of goals he has scored at his age and his contribution to a big club like Arsenal, that is not easy at all. So I think he is on the right path. He is a fantastic player to work with, his work ethic. He has decided to play every minute of every competition. That is the kind of character and leaders we want in the team."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says Bukayo Saka has been "very clear what his intentions are" as talk around a new contract gathers pace.

More to come.

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is unsure Jorginho will play again this season after picking up an injury.

More to come.

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta added on if he would consider experimenting with the midfield as he did against Real Madrid: "Thomas [Partey] was unavailable to start the game [against Real], at the end we decided not to even play him because he wasn't feeling particularly well.

"We have some options, we have the opportunity to experiment."

If Arsenal lose tomorrow Liverpool will win the title and Arteta was asked if it adds extra incentive: "Our incentive is to win our game and to do our best to continue with our run that we are in right now, the rest we cannot control."

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Could Mikel Arteta rest some of his Arsenal players ahead of taking on PSG in the Champions League semi-finals?

"We cannot think in those terms," he replied.

More to come.

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta added on if he would prefer the PSG game to be sooner if they beat Crystal Palace to keep winning momentum going: "it is what we have, let's take the opportunity first of all. Earn the right to win the game tomorrow against a really good side, they have a really good record away from home as well and after that we have time to prepare the game really well."

On if the six day break between tomorrow's game and the first leg against PSG in the Champions League influences his team selection: "We have more days, the amount of options we have is not that many, especially because of where the players are coming and the amount of minutes they can play. It's good to have a little gap because we are really short in numbers."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says Gabriel Martinelli is the "kind of character and leader he wants in the team."

More quotes to come.

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says it is "our incentive is to win our game and to continue" ahead of tomorrow's match with Crystal Palace.

More to come.

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has spoken to the media before his side take on Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Wednesday. He said on Bukayo Saka: "Yeah we have to wait and see how he reacts after the session but he is nothing too serious. I think he will have a good chance to play tomorrow."

And on Riccardo Calafiori and Jorginho: "Riccy is out and Jorgi as well. Unfortutely for Jorgi will be out for a few weeks

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says it's "nothing too serious" for Bukayo Saka after being on the receiving end of a poor Leif Davis challenge on Sunday against Ipswich.

Full quotes coming.

Mikel Arteta is in the building!

We'll have updates coming your way very, very soon.

Oh Mikel, where art thou?

Maybe he's watching Ronnie O'Sullivan go into a 3-1 lead against Ali Carter?

That is live on BBC Two and here.

Still no sign of Mikel Arteta. He's only 13 minutes late.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Alan: Phil given what we've seen over recent years why would a top player like Cunha - rumoured to be going to Old Trafford- even think about joining Man Utd where form dips as soon as they put on the shirt?

Hello, Alan. Whatever you may or may not think about Manchester United, they are a huge club with great attraction for most players.

Of course, it also depends which other clubs show an interest in Matheus Cunha, but he clearly wants to test himself at the very top judging by the noises this season.

I would have thought Arsenal might show an interest, but he is a high-class player and I can still see why Manchester United appeal.

And he will back himself to buck the trend and succeed.

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Come on now, Mikel, what's taking so long?!

We're on standby to bring you all of the key lines from Mikel Arteta's media conference.

He's late...