Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola on team news: "They are all back, they have trained today. We've worked well a couple of weeks with Marcus [Tavernier], with Julian [Araujo], it is good news.

"Marcus cannot play a 90 minute game, but he can be in the squad and help us."

Bournemouth

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Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola on the chance to reach the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time ever: "I think we have a big opportunity this weekend, anyone who steps on the pitch has to be ready to give everything, and even that might not be enough to beat City. The work for everyone is huge, but the chance to play at Wembley - for City it is less important as they play there a lot, but for us it is huge."

On whether they can repeat their league win over Man City on November: "The draw we cannot change, once it is finished it is what we have. We are in a different moment, we hope we are close to the level we give that day [in November], it is the only way we have a chance."

And here is Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola ahead of Sunday's FA Cup quarter-final against Man City.

The short answer to that is, yes.

Since 2008, all FA Cup semi-finals have been played at Wembley Stadium.

What's your take on this? Should we move back to the good old days of having them at a neutral Premier League ground?

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Anon: Just checking in again during my tea break (11:10 Anon was an imposter). Glad I could kick off the debate earlier this morning. Thank you for the stats at 11:28 proving my point (even though I don't think you meant to) that it would be a massive failure for City and Pep not to lift the trophy from this position. For the record, I'm a neutral to the teams left in the draw. Geographically I'm slightly closer to Brighton than the London clubs, but I think on balance I would agree with Rory at 11:33 and say I'd probably like Forest to win it most. A tangible reward for their incredible season.

A reminder that we will be live streaming The Football News Show for you from 13:30GMT.

Former Premier League strikers Jermaine Beckford and Glenn Murray are guests alongside current Preston North End midfielder Stefan Thordarson to preview this weekend's FA Cup quarter-final ties.

Like with Man City boss Pep Guardiola's news conference, you can watch along by clicking the 'Watch live' button at the top of this page.

Manchester City

The final word from Pep Guardiola came on the loss to Bournemouth in November and how he believes things will be different now: "I will have a squad deeper. The game before we lost in the Carabao Cup against Spurs in London. We were good there. I could not turn around the symptoms that the game started, in terms of being present and winning duals.

"We've tried for many months. It can take more time and this time it took more time."

With the Club World Cup set to take place in June and the prize money for the tournament being announced, let's have a look at how it compares to other competitions (according to Sky Sports on 'X', external)

• Premier League - £176 million
• Champions League - £135 million
• Club World Cup - £97 million
• FA Cup - £3.9 million

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It was a pretty damning response from Guardiola suggesting that he, his players and staff do not deserve a bonus this season even if they were to win the Club World Cup.

It's no measly amount either.

If Manchester City were to win the Club World Cup in June then they would bank themselves £97m.

The overall prize fund shared between all 32 teams based on different factors, will be £775m, with £407m divided between all participating clubs and £368m awarded on a performance-related basis.

By comparison, last season's prize money in the Premier League,, external ranged from £175.9m for winners City to the £109.7m earned by bottom-placed Sheffield United.

Manchester City

Man City boss Pep Guardiola was asked if he and his players would get a nice bonus if they were to win the Club World Cup: "We don't deserve it this season. We don't deserve a bonus this season. If you win, I don't know how much but it is for the club. The manager, backroom staff and players don't deserve it."

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Man City boss Pep Guardiola on Jack Grealish after missing out on England squad: "I want the best for the players with the team and the national team. I want the best for them. I want the best for him, first of all for Man City and for the national team of this country."

Manchester City

Man City boss Pep Guardiola on being the last of the big six sides in the FA Cup: "We see every week in the Premier League and can prove it again in the FA Cup. I remember at Barcelona and Bayern Munich, in England the biggest thing is every team can beat every team.

"I've seen teams like Liverpool who have done amazing in the Premier League but the rest of the teams, everything can happen.

"We take the FA Cup seriously like the Carabao Cup in the past when we won it four times in a row."

Manchester City

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Man City boss Pep Guardiola on Rodri returning from injury: "Listen, it would be nice if he could play tomorrow but the wrong decision right now. He is behaving on the pitch really well but competition is different. We have to be sure he is fine before he is involved."

Manchester City

Man City boss Pep Guardiola on learning during the season: "You learn in the good moments and the bad moments. Experiences can happen many times and if you don't learn, they will happen again. It is good for me, I will learn a lot and hopefully the club as well.

"When I said in the past that qualification for the Champions League was a huge success, they didn't believe me but now they believe me."

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Man City boss Pep Guardiola on Abdukodir Khusanov: "He was not expected to play as many games but in the situation we have, he has played games. He has a really special quality. He is so fast and he brings his passion. We are delighted in a short time without training and many things.

"He understands quite well, I hope so. We have to push him to understand, to learn, to communicate because it is really important."

Manchester City

Man City boss Pep Guardiola on injuries: "Some of them are a little bit more tired. Ederson trained the last two days."

On whether Ederson or Stefan Ortega will start against Bournemouth: "We'll see tomorrow."

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BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Guardiola says, after this season, he would not deserve a bonus even if City won the Club World Cup, which world governing body FIFA revealed earlier this week, could net the club £97m in prizemoney.

Manchester City

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Man City boss Pep Guardiola on the future of Kevin de Bruyne: "It is between the club and Kevin and his agent. It is between the club and Kevin.

"In the position that I am in, we are just concerned about the team and finishing the season in the best position possible. We have to think about the best thing for the club with the FA Cup, the Premier League and the Club World Cup."

Manchester City

On goal for season: "Reach the semi-finals of the FA Cup for the seventh year in a row. After that, win games to qualify for the Champions League next season."

Win FA Cup or finish in top four: "Win at Bournemouth then prepare for Leicester. That is the next target."

Manchester City

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Man City boss Pep Guardiola on whether not hearing about verdict of 115 charges is making him and the team agitated: "No, no. We are more than one year with that so nothing changes with one more week, two more weeks, or four more weeks."