Recap: Friday's Premier League news conferences; Guardiola, Ten Hag

Summary

Recap Friday’s Premier League news conferences:
Manchester City – Ederson ‘much better’ but De Bruyne and Haaland doubts
Arsenal – Arteta praises De Zerbi and Brighton’s ‘attractive’ style of play
Aston Villa – Ramsey ruled out for the season but Watkins could return
Tottenham – Champions League qualification ‘not at forefront’ of Postecoglou’s mind
More team news – Michael Olise, Hwang Hee-chan, Cameron Archer, Taiwo Awoniyi, Evan Ferguson and Reece Burke

Live Reporting

Ben Collins, Craig Nelson and Charlotte Coates

Klopp hails 'wonder goal' as Reds reclaim top spotpublished at 07:08 British Summer Time 5 April
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Jurgen Klopp praised Alexis Mac Allister for the "wonder goal" that helped Liverpool overcome battling Sheffield United and stay in control of the Premier League title race.
The bottom-of-the-table Blades were on course for a shock draw at Anfield, but Mac Allister - a World Cup winner with Argentina - scored with a brilliant 20-yard strike into the top corner to put the Reds 2-1 up.
Cody Gakpo added a 90th-minute third as Liverpool returned to the top of the table.
Boss Klopp said: "We needed Macca's wonder goal to turn it around. He is super important for us, a wonderful player and a wonderful boy - I'm really happy for Liverpool that we got him.
"His defensive work has been really good where people were doubting if he could be defensive, but I prefer him in the eight [attacking midfield].
"He is a really good player. In the first half he was playing [as a] six, but we knew we could move him slightly higher. Then he scores this kind of goal, the two biggest screamers of the season [after also scoring from long distance against Fulham] have come from him. Then the free-kick directly after [the goal] - absolutely insane, what a player."
Absolutely bonkerspublished at 07:00 British Summer Time 5 April
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Well, we expected some twists and turns in the final weeks of the Premier League title race. And it wasn't exactly plain sailing for Liverpool as they returned to the top of the table on Thursday.
And then there was last night's match at Stamford Bridge. Neither Chelsea nor Manchester United are in this year's title race but they produced a frankly bonkers match in which the lead changed hands three times before the hosts emerged victorious after a stunning late turnaround.
We're still trying to get our heads round what the heck happened but maybe you can help us process it over the next few hours.
We'll bring you all the reaction to last night's drama before moving on to today's news conferences, as several are due later to preview the weekend's games. That's right, there's more Premier League action tomorrow... I know, what a time to be alive!!