Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is now talking.

He started off by confirming he has a "good headache", with all of his players fit and available for selection, including summer signing Jurrien Timber.

More to follow.

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Matt, Birmingham

We've just heard from Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola but we've got plenty more coming your way shortly.

We're due to hear from the managers of Bournemouth, Wolves, Arsenal, West Ham, Fulham, Crystal Palace, Brentford and Chelsea this afternoon.

Stay tuned for updates from all of those managers as and when we get them.

A final word from Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on having the chance to train: "Good, days off, three really good training sessions. They always train really good. More fresh in the mind, tactics, little details. That is the stage, not much to talk about tactics. Fresh legs, minds, ready for the game for tomorrow."

On whether Ering Haaland is fit enough to start: "Yes. When everybody is fit they have to be ready. I don't know tomorrow, of course I have doubts for one or two players. But the rest the gameplan, what I want to do, I see the last games for Wolves. But he's ready."

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on the development of Manchester City academy players away from the club: "Of course for the academy, players see players who were in the academy making a huge target. Look how many players come from the academy in all around the world. Morgan at Aston Villa was here and many players. The last five, six, seven years was unbelievable. Not all players can play here, it's a question of space. [We] help them to be better players, human beings. All of them are professionals."

Pep Guardiola says he agrees with the sentiments expressed by Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp earlier today about the negative impact the Premier League schedule has on teams' chances in Europe: "It's one of the reasons. I don't know the reasons but I agree with Jurgen. But it's not going to change. Maybe next season we have three or four English teams in final stages."

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Breaking news from the WSL.

Aston Villa manager Carla Ward has announced she is stepping down from her role at the end of the season.

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More from Pep Guardiola on whether his greater experience, compared to Arsenal's Mikel Arteta, will be an advantage in the Premier League title race: "I would love [that], but I don't know, I don't have an answer to this question. I would love to say yes but we have to prove it tomorrow against Wovles and in the next games.

"We know that we have to win all 12 points, otherwise it will be difficult because Arsenal are so strong. It depends on us. One at a time and we try to win the games. It's no more complicated. I would like to say what we have done in the past is going to happen again this season but nobody knows it."

As well as Phil Foden, Pep Guardiola also confirmed that Ruben Dias and Ederson "feel good" and should be available for selection against Wolves.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola also confirmed that Phil Foden should be available to play against Wolves after missing the last game through illness.

He was asked if he now feels vindicated following criticism earlier in Foden's career that he was holding him back by not giving the England midfielder enough minutes: "[Initially] he was playing in a team that won a lot of Premier Leagues and was playing in the final stages of a lot of competitions. It is not easy to play [in that team] that is so demanding.

"We can as a manager suggest something, but it belongs to them. Look at the case with Cole Palmer. What did I develop? I didn't give him the minutes. The talent is there, in the end it depends absolutely on the players, what they do, and what they learn every single game.

"Always you can improve until you retire and you die, you can improve."

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola started his news conference congratulating Phil Foden after he was named Footballer of the Year by the Football Wrters' Association: "The writers decide this award. Congratulation for the writers and for him. He played really good this season, many players played really good this season and the writers decide for this award so what can I say? Congratulations.

"[He's done] really good. I have said many times. The impact in the final third is very good, his work ethic...Every year due to the amount of games he is playing and the minutes he is playing he is more mature.

"He understands the game better but he has to keep on improving, he is still young."

A quick bit of team news from Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola. Midfielder Phil Foden, centre-back Ruben Dias and goalkeeper Ederson could all feature tomorrow following recent injury and illness issues.

Guardiola has also said that striker Erling Haaland is fit enough to start.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has just started his press conference ahead of City's Premier League clash with Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday evening.

City go into the game off the back of five straight Premier League wins and without a defeat in their last 19 Premier League matches.

We will hear the thoughts Guardiola shortly ahead of hosting Gary O'Neil's side.

Manchester City will be playing a chasing game when they host Wolverhampton Wanderers at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.

They start the weekend a point behind title-rivals and current league leaders Arsenal, but the Gunners host Bournemouth at the Emirates Stadium five hours before City kick-off against Wolves, and a win would put them four points clear of Pep Guardiola's side.

Regardless of what happens at Arsenal, City will be chasing them when they play Wolves, but will be hopeful that the deficit they are chasing is either one or two points, instead of four.

Since becoming Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp has taken charge of 331 matches, with 45 of them being lunchtime kick-offs.

As Liverpool manager, Klopp has a 63% winning record from his 331 games in charge. However, that winning rate drops to 49% when it comes to lunchtime kick-offs.

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Manchester City have an historic fourth successive league title in their sights.

Recent results mean they have the advantage in a straight duel with Arsenal, courtesy of their game in hand.

Looking at their run-in, tomorrow's game against Wolves, at home, is not one where you would expect them to slip up.

However, Gary O'Neil's men did emerge victorious in the reverse fixture at Molineux in September.

Manager Pep Guardiola won't be taking anything for granted.

He will be speaking to the media soon.

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Data from Opta shows that since Jurgen Klopp first joined Liverpool in October 2015, his side have had a higher percentage of the Premier League's Saturday early kick-offs than every other side.

In the eight-and-a-half years of his tenure, Liverpool have been involved in 13.6% of the Saturday early kick-offs to take place.

The next highest are Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur, both back at 12.1%.

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Rik from Missenden

Liverpool appear to be paying the price for being popular.

TNT’s only broadcast ‘slot’ is the Saturday lunchtime one, so that is their opportunity to get the ‘biggest’ teams on their channel. No team can be in that specific slot more than six times in a season.

The caveats are no team involved in a Thursday night match can play in it. No team who plays away from home in the Champions League on a Wednesday night can play in it.

None of these rules have been breached by the scheduling of Liverpool’s games this season.

However, there is a clear reason why Jurgen Klopp might feel aggrieved.

Firstly, on two of the six occasions Liverpool have been chosen for the 1230 slot, it has been straight after midweek league games.

And after the September, October and November international breaks, they got the 1230 slot then too. And don’t forget, quite often, managers don’t see their players after international breaks until the Thursday or maybe even the Friday given the amount of travelling time involved from various parts of the world.