West Ham United

West Ham United manager Julen Lopetegui on team news: "We have a little problem with two players but we will have to check tomorrow. I hope that they are going to be ready for Monday's challenge. Niclas [Fullkrug] is out. He is improving but he is not ready for Newcastle.

"They are little things (the injuries) so I hope we are going to be able to work on these problems."

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has just confirmed that defender Ben White will miss "months" because of an ongoing knee injury.

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Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner on team news:

"Will Hughes will be back after his suspension. Chris Richards is available. Jefferson Lerma is back and available.

"Cheick Doucoure is ready to start after two weeks of very good training and Ebs [Eze] would like to be involved in tomorrow's game but I've taken the decision not to take him with us to Villa.

"It's a little bit too risky. He trained during the week but it's too near to when it happened and when you see our schedule, we can't take any risks."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou on Rodrigo Bentancur:

"I spoke to him briefly, he only got in late yesterday. He has accepted all along that he is going to take any penalty that comes his way and at the same time obviously for us now it's trying to support him through the process and hopefully get through it and once the ban's over, get him ready to contribute."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola provided a squad fitness update before Saturday's match against Brighton: "Everyone who went with their national teams has come back available and healthy."

Iraola was also asked about Antoine Semenyo, who didn't travel with Ghana during the international break: "He is similar to Milos [Kerkez], they are young and playing a lot of minutes. I think it's kind of a tendonitis [issue]. It's the only time he had to get treatment to try and solve a more chronic issue. I think they can continue playing with this, I hope it becomes better and better.

"I hope they can both play tomorrow."

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BBC sports editor

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Ruben Amorim is about to hold his first media conference as Manchester United manager.

In recognition of the lack of time the Portuguese coach has had here since arriving, the club is holding it in a small room at the Carrington training ground, as per normal pre-match media conferences, rather than a formal unveiling in a larger facility at Old Trafford.

A consequence of that is that the room is packed - United staff say they cannot recall a media conference here with more reporters and tv crews in attendance, with several journalists from Portugal having travelled here too.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

Gary O'Neil and Wolves may have finally won their first Premier League game of the season before the international break but both club and manager remain in a precarious position.

Victory against Southampton two weeks ago was vital yet Wolves remain in the bottom three ahead of Saturday's game at Fulham.

They are two points behind Ipswich, who sit 17th, and start a defining run of games with the trip to Craven Cottage.

Bournemouth visit Molineux next weekend before games against Everton, West Ham, Ipswich and Leicester - all teams within reach.

There is no desire from Wolves to part company with O'Neil - he is well liked, respected and there is an understanding about how difficult their opening 10 games were - but if he is to guide Wolves away from danger results need to come quickly.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou on Cristian Romero's injury: “Romero won’t be right for tomorrow’s game.

"We’re hoping he will be alright for next week. The ones who were out before that are still out.”

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on playing against Tottenham again, after they inflicted the first defeat of City's losing run in the EFL Cup: "We have to break the situation. We have to start winning games, we know it.

"Tomorrow, with Rodri coming back, since the Ballon d'Or we could not see him and congratulate him.

"We are coming back at home so hopefully we can perform well and start to take our rhythm."

On Rodri being at Saturday's game: "It's nice to see Rodri back. He had surgery and it's normal for him to stay with his family, for the first steps. I think in January he will come back here to make his recovery but from what I hear from the doctors is that it is going really well.

"His mood is good. It's unique in our club, a player to come here and get this amazing award, and it will be nice to share it with our people."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on how much the four straight defeats have weighed on him: "When you are here for nine years, with a long time at one club, you live all the scenarios, all the situations.

"You're able to lose four games in a row, but at the same time you're able to win four Premier Leagues in a row. The difference is that most of the teams are able to lose four games in a row in different competitions but just one team won four Premier Leagues in a row. So it's happened.

"Did it happen in one season? No. When you've been somewhere eight or nine years, yeah, both sides of the run can happen."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on committing to staying until after the decision on the 115 charges the club is facing is announced: "I said that six months ago. If we get relegated, I will be here and next year we're going to come up to the Premier League. I knew it then, I feel it now."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on why he signed for another two years, rather than just one: "For the weather.

"Mainly, I don't want next season in September, October, November, to be 'is this the last year of Pep? Will he extend again?' That was the main reason, I don't want to be in that position.

"In the end, the contract is there. I would like to stay two more years, but I know that if results are not good it won't be two years.

"It's the same with the players. We have some incredible, legendary players here but you have to perform. if you don't perform, our owner, chairman and fans will say 'what's going on? We have to change'. Everyone is under pressure, with me the first.

"Maybe it's a little bit arrogant but I think we deserve to continue, for what we have done in the last years. But at the same time, we have to do it again, we have to be up there. If we're not, the club has to find a solution."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on signing a contract extension: "I felt I should stay here. Of course, because they want me. For obvious reasons, for the results and because we've known each other for a long time.

"All my decisions have been like that, what I feel in the moment. I don't pre-convince, I wait. I decided to stay here and in just two hours we did it (agreed the contract)."

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was not asked about injuries to Phil Foden or Jack Grealish, but both have been pictured in training this week.

Last week, the duo withdrew from England's squad.

Manchester City

On Manchester City's players coming back from injury, Pep Guardiola said "some of them will return".

He added that John Stones and Manuel Akanji "trained good", Nathan Ake is coming back to training and although Ruben Dias is out, he is also coming back soon.

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has said that midfielder Mateo Kovacic has come back from international duty with Croatia injured.

On Kovacic, Guardiola he said the midfielder will be out for "a while", adding "a few weeks or a month".

Manchester City

Manchester City have lost their last four games in all competitions. But their next two in the Premier League will also be tricky, before new United boss Ruben Amorim brings City's derby rivals across town before Christmas.

• Tottenham (h) - 23 November
• Liverpool (a) - 1 December
• Nottingham Forest (h) - 4 December
• Crystal Palace (a) - 7 December
• Manchester United (h) - 15 December
• Aston Villa (a) - 21 December

A reminder that Jack Grealish hasn't played for Manchester City for more than a month.

He was called up for England in the recent Nations League matches but later withdrew.

Phil Foden also withdrew, but his injury wasn't disclosed at the time.

Hopefully Guardiola can shed some light shortly.

We'll be bring you all the updates from that Guardiola news conference, before plenty more managers speak after 13:00 GMT.

As well as questions about his commitment to City, there's plenty of team news for Guardiola to run us through.

The following players all have issues surrounding their fitness:

• Phil Foden
• Jack Grealish
• Nathan Ake
• Manuel Akanji
• Matheus Nunes
• Jeremy Doku
• John Stones

They're the players who may be closing in on a return. And there are the three longer-term absentees - Oscar Bobb, Ruben Dias and Rodri.