The Football News Show

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Stories being discussed include Kyle Walker's impending move to Italy, Alejandro Garnacho's future, where Omar Marmoush will fit in at Manchester City, Tottenham's injury crisis, plus you can hear from Premier League managers who've spoken earlier on Friday.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has revealed Ruben Dias and Jeremy Doku will both miss tomorrow’s Premier League game against Chelsea.

Dias had to be replaced at half-time of Wednesday’s Champions League defeat by Paris St-Germain.

Guardiola said Dias has an abductor injury and wasn’t sure when he would be fit to return.

The City boss also confirmed the club’s three new signings this week, Omar Marmoush, Vitor Reis and Abdukodir Khusanov will all be in his squad for the Chelsea encounter.

Chelsea and England forward Cole Palmer proudly wears the flag of St Kitts and Nevis on his boots to honour his family roots.

And it is having an impact on the Caribbean island of St Kitts, as BBC Sport found out when visiting to speak to local children - and to Prime Minister Terrance Drew...

Manchester City

We've all had a nice little break but it's back to the Premier League news conferences now - and it's about to get really hectic!

First up this afternoon is Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola ahead of his side's game against Chelsea tomorrow tea-time.

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Manchester United say they cannot "completely eliminate" the possibility of away fans obtaining tickets in areas designated for home supporters at Old Trafford.

More than 3,500 Rangers fans were in the away end for Thursday's Europa League game between the sides but television footage showed dozens more celebrating an 88th-minute equaliser in a game they lost 2-1.

United say they took a number of "strict" preventative measures to block away fans securing tickets in the home end and the club insists tickets were only allocated to supporters on the club's database.

But the club acknowledged that, given the "unauthorised touting of tickets", they could not "completely eliminate" the possibility of away fans sitting in the home end.

United will launch a full investigation into how tickets for home areas reached Rangers fans and say they will impose the "strongest possible sanctions" against registered ticket holders found to be in breach of regulations.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

It has been a big week at Manchester City, with Uzbekistan international Abdukodir Khusanov, Palmeiras defender Vitor Reis and Egypt forward Omar Marmoush all arriving at the club.

The combined fee of £123m is a significant outlay for a club that largely prides itself of not getting hurried into transfer business in January.

Yet it is a measure of the uncertainty around City which, after Wednesday's defeat by Paris St-Germain now extends to not knowing whether they will even make the Champions League play-offs.

Pep Guardiola will be speaking to the media shortly and will update whether any of the trio will be involved against Chelsea tomorrow.

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Rugby Borough - the lowest-ranked side left in the competition - will have their Women's FA Cup fifth-round tie against West Ham or Liverpool shown live on the BBC.

Third-tier Rugby will host one of the two Women's Super League clubs on Sunday, 9 February at 12:30 GMT.

West Ham and Liverpool will play their postponed fourth-round tie on Wednesday, 29 January.

Rugby - known as Coventry United until 2023 - are currently fifth in the Northern Premier Division.

In the fourth round they defeated fourth-tier London Bees 6-0.

Among the club's ranks is 21-year-old Wales youth international Bethan Roberts, who appeared in the WSL and Championship while playing for Reading.

The game will be available to watch on BBC iPlayer, BBC Red Button and the BBC Sport website and app.

The other seven matches in the round will be shown live via the Women's FA Cup YouTube channel and the FA Player.

We've heard from six Premier League managers so far, here's who we have to hear from later today:

• Man City/ Guardiola - 12:30 GMT
• Bournemouth/ Iraola - 13:00
• Everton/ Moyes - 13:30
• Brentford/ Frank - 13:30
• Crystal Palace/ Glasner - 13:30
• Fulham/ Silva - 13:30
• Man Utd/ Amorim - 13:30
• West Ham/ Potter - 13:30
• Wolves/ Pereira 13:30
• Aston Villa/ Emery - 14:00

It has been another busy morning of Premier League news conferences, here are some of the highlights:

• Liverpool boss Arne Slot confirms Curtis Jones is out of Ipswich match
• Myles Lewis-Skelly and William Saliba doubtful for Arsenal trip to Wolves
• It's The Traitors final on BBC One and iPlayer tonight - we want your favourite football faithfuls
• Nick Pope could return for Newcastle, says Eddie Howe
• Enzo Maresca says Chelsea squad isn't good enough to win title
• Ange Postecoglou gave an update on Richarlison's fitness with Dominic Solanke sidelined
• Ruud van Nistelooy on fitness of Mads Hermansen, Wilfred Ndidi and Abdul Fatawu

Leicester City

Leicester manager Ruud van Nistelrooy on recently being booed by the club's supporters: "Our responsibility is to keep working, be united as a team. Our performance can ignite something in the supporters.

"We all know what real support can do to the players on the pitch, the 12th man effect. I only hope it can happen, but it's also up to us."

Leicester City

Leicester manager Ruud van Nistelrooy on whether he is worried about his job: "I'm focussed on getting this team out of the situation we're in. That's my only concern. I'm working with everybody involved at Leicester to get the best out of the squad.

"You need to be tough, strong and committed. We're united as group."

Leicester City

Leicester manager Ruud van Nistelrooy on whether selling Tom Cannon to Sheffield United will allow the club to strengthen this month: "We're looking at options to strengthen the squad. The deal with Tom is part of that.

"I believe in the players we have now, but we're looking for players to really strengthen the squad.

"We're still in the process. Things change when players are leaving, like Tom. But it's clear what are the possibilities and what are not."

Leicester City

Leicester manager Ruud van Nistelrooy on whether new signing Wayo Coulibaly could start against Tottenham: "He had a very good start to the week, been part of team training. So all being well he'll be part of the squad."

Leicester City

Leicester manager Ruud van Nistelrooy on goalkeeper Mads Hermansen's injury: "He's in his recovery programme. He’s making good steps but needs to make further steps to be involved in team training and playing games."

On Wilfred Ndidi: "He can hopefully involved in team training next week."

On winger Abdul Fatawu: "Very good. The steps he has to make, he’s making them. But we also know the length of the injury, it isn’t in the short term."