That is all from us for today.

Thank you for joining us for a busy day of Premier League news conferences and for sharing all your footballing heroes.

Before we leave, here's a reminder of today's top news stories:

• Saudi World Cup sportswashing claims 'very shallow'
• Arteta says he won't stop showing emotions despite ban
• Mac Allister injury 'doesn't look good' - Klopp
• Man City's poor run is a reality check - Guardiola
• Ten Hag and Maguire win November Premier League awards

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Bournemouth

On whether there's a key to winning at Old Trafford, Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola said: "I think you have to be humble enough to know that you have to run a lot when you play against them.

"You have to believe a lot in your chances, in the quality you have as a group and be as energetic as we can. I think we have offensive players that can damage them."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola on a busy week of matches: "We have to take decisions because it’s a demanding game physically. It comes early after the Palace game and we have to travel to Manchester. They have a slight advantage because they have played at home then home again. Everyone is trying to push and recover well and trying to get available."

On Junior Traore, who is out with illness, Iraola added: "Yes he continues to be ill. He’s not trained for the last three of four days. Normally in winter it happens. We hope he recovers but yes he’s not available for travel."

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger

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My footballing hero is Pele. Arguably still for a lot of people the best footballer to have ever played.

He was also a lovely man and a great ambassador for the game. I don’t think you could get a better role model than Pele.

Sheffield United

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder on his side's performance against Liverpool: "We needed a performance from the supporters, and we got that because the performance on the pitch was good.

"We’re trying to get that connection going again because when it is there, it's a powerful force and it certainly helps players perform at the best of their abilities."

Wolves

A final word from Wolves manager Gary O'Neil on the form of winger Hwang Hee-chan: "He’s been key for us - his eight goals in however many games [15] is impressive.

"The work he puts in every day is the main reason. He’s intelligent, he knows when to arrive in areas and has good timing.

"He looked tired the other night so I tried to rest him up.

"With injuries our squad isn’t the biggest so we can't rotate too much. A few of the lads have had to do two full 90 minutes, so I have tried to rest them to keep their energy levels where we need them."

Sheffield United

On his priorities since taking over from Paul Heckingbottom on Wednesday, Chris Wilder said: "We understand we have to have a defensive structure, but there's still some good players at the top of the pitch.

"We're missing some good players. We have got some players that can hurt teams but we need more control.

"Without being disrespectful, we won't be playing Liverpool every week. The standard is incredibly high as we know, but there will be certain games where hopefully, we will have a little bit more of the ball. We’ve got to be better with that and hopefully when we do have that then we can create and score."

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Wolves

Jose Sa's return to fitness has given Wolves manager Gary O'Neil a problem that he did not expect to have because of the impressive form of Dan Bentley in Sa's absence.

He said: "I have a decision to make - not one I ever envisaged when I came in. We seemed to have a clear one and two when I arrived. Whoever plays tomorrow, what Dan has done in the last few weeks has proved that he can push. It puts him and the club in a good spot.

"Jose knows the level needs to be high, as does Dan. The news won't be easy to deliver to the one who misses out."

On the prospect of having to keep both goalkeepers happy: "Two keepers can be tough. They spend hours working at preparing for a game and then can't show people where you are. They are then thrown in and expected to be ready. So what Dan has done has been impressive.

"The confidence he gave [the defence]. He didn’t have loads to do against Burnley, but then made two massive saves - from our own errors.

"He works his socks off every game. I am a big fan of him and pleased he's done well."

Sheffield United

On Saturday's opponents Brentford and their manager Thomas Frank, Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder said: "I've got a lot of respect for Thomas Frank. I think he’s a really smart manager and he's a good guy as well.

"We had some great battles in the Championship. He's smart in terms of the way that the football club has evolved over the last two or three years. They're a super football side in possession.

"I think they recognised and realised when they got promoted to the Premier League that they might have to change their outlook a bit better, a bit more than going into it with the style they have. Powerful, aggressive, athletic competitive team.

"It's a different challenge to what we had on Wednesday night but still a huge challenge with a team and manager that I've got a lot of respect for."

Wolves

Wolves manager Gary O'Neil says winger Pedro Neto could return to full training in a week, while goalkeeper Jose Sa is back 100% fit, but full-back Rayan Ait-Nouri is not progressing as he had hoped.

"Pedro is still working with the fitness coach," said O'Neil.

"He is upping the level of intensity of what he can do. One more week with the coach and then come back to join us for training – will hopefully then be available.

"Rayan's ankle is still sore, he's not progressed as quick as we’d hoped. He didn’t manage to train yesterday and only did a little bit today. We will asses him in the morning, but it is likely he wont be available."

Sheffield United

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder on team news: "Ollie Norwood is still out through suspension and so is Oli McBurnie.

"There are a couple of players that took bumps and bruises that we will make late calls on. It’s a squad as it is. I'm not going to moan and groan about players that are unavailable. We're just going to concentrate on the boys that have got the new reign in this club’s history.

"From my point of view, in the success we've all had, we have had to have a winning mentality. The focus is now, can we produce the type of performance we had on Wednesday night? Now we need to get a result to back that good performance up as I don’t like losing. We didn’t accept defeat pretty easy.

"I believe on another night with a few things that might have gone our way and should’ve, then I think possibly we could have got a result. Still understanding that Liverpool are a fabulous team."

Wolves

Wolves manager Gary O'Neil was asked if the speculation over the future of Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper might affect Saturday's match between the two sides at Molineux: "I feel under pressure every game and I'm sure Steve feels the same. Looking at the response he got from fans after the midweek game he seems to have the backing of them.

"Remembering where the club were when he took over is important. I know they'll have high expectations, they spent huge money, big turnover, but Steve is a good coach and I don’t listen to rumours too much.

"It's another game for us. They have good players, but have been on a tough run of form. That can happen in the Premier League easily. But I am sure they will be coming here tomorrow looking to win a game, as they would normally, so I don't think it would make too much of a difference."

Brighton & Hove Albion

On whether Pascal Gross has proved to be one of the club's greatest signings for £3m, Roberto De Zerbi said: "I would prefer to not speak too much about him as people have not understood his level yet.

"I would like to play with him for a long time in Brighton. He’s underestimated. He’s improving in confidence after playing with the national team too and he’s becoming a high player.”

Brighton & Hove Albion

Providing an update on Ansu Fati, Roberto De Zerbi said: "The news about Fati is that he needs three months from the injury.

"It’s bad news for us because he was playing better, he was understanding better the idea.

"I am sorry for him and the team especially now when Welbeck is not playing and Enciso is not playing."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Roberto De Zerbi started his press conference ahead of Saturday's game against Burnley by confirming that Lewis Dunk and Mo Dahoud are available after serving their suspensions.

On centre-back Adam Webster, De Zerbi added: "He is still unavailable to play. I don’t know when he will play. But it’s important for us that Dunk and Mo are available because they’re both very important, especially in this moment.

"We are going through a difficult moment in terms of injuries and having two players available is important."

Attacking midfielder Facundo Buonanotte is also unavailable.

Fulham

On Sunday's opponents West Ham, Fulham boss Marco Silva said: "It’s always a tough game against West Ham. We know what we will face and so do they."

Luton Town

Reflecting on Tuesday's narrow 4-3 defeat to Arsenal, Luton boss Rob Edwards said: "I think I've just about recovered!

"It was an incredible night and that’s why I’m sure Arsenal will go very deep in all competitions and fight for those trophies.

"We couldn’t quite hang on but Kenilworth Road was rocking. It was a special night. To push them all the way is a huge credit to the players."

Luton Town

Here's Luton... Speaking about his style of play which he has branded "boring" in the past compared to other teams, Luton boss Rob Edwards said: "I don’t think I’ve used boring, it’s direct! We’re evolving and changing as we go.

"At this level we’ve had to adapt, we couldn’t be the same team as we were in the Championship and we worked that out very early on. I’m not where I want us to be as we need to look after the ball better.

"I don’t mind us going under the radar but we have to try and be better and have more control. We can’t turn over the ball as much as we did last year and get away with it."

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