Bournemouth

More on injuries, Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola "hopes" Marcus Tavernier's hamstring injury will not rule him out for the rest of the season: "I hope he can play the last games, but it is true that it is going to be difficult. If everything goes well, he could be available for us for the last two games, or something like this."

Iraola added: "It is tough when someone like Tav [Marcus Tavernier] gets a muscle injury and is out for four or five games. But it is something that is happening to all of the teams and we have to accept it."

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Bournemouth

In terms of injury concerns, Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola confirmed he will be without five players this weekend and the Cherries are dealing with "some colds" in the squad.

Marcus Tavernier has picked up a "hamstring injury" while Antoine Semenyo has been "going through some illness in the past week" and picked up an injury against Luton Town. Iraola also ruled out Chris Mepham, Tyler Adams and Ryan Fredericks.

Bournemouth

Andoni Iraola has been reacting to receiving his first manager of the month award, with the Cherries' boss revealing it isn't something they used to do when he managed in Spain: "I'm really happy that I got it, but obviously I think it is something that is collective for the club. I'm obviously more happy with the points that we got in March. To get 10 points from four games is really nice."

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Andoni Iraola has been named Premier League manager of the month after guiding Bournemouth to an unbeaten run of four games in March.

Iraola is only the second Cherries boss to receive the award following current Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, who won it three times while in charge of Bournemouth.

Iraola's side are currently 12th in the Premier League and face Manchester United at home on Saturday.

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Fulham forward Rodrigo Muniz has been awarded the Premier League player of the month award after scoring four goals and assisting one throughout March.

Muniz is only the third Cottagers player to win the award. Australian goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer was the last in February 2010.

The 22-year-old joined Fulham from Brazilian side Flamengo in August 2021.

Wolves

Gary O'Neil on whether semi-automated offside technology for 2024-25 season will be positive: "I think so, depending on accuracy. I assume those checks have been done.

"I have spent an awful a lot of time talking to Howard Webb (chief refereeing officer for the PGMOL) about offside and I have tried to explain my concerns.

"I have spent a lot of my Sunday's speaking to Howard, giving him my views on it and how it can be improved. Hopefully this is part of the improvement."

Wolves

Wolves manager Gary O'Neil on his charge from the FA after his "behaviour around match officials": “It's probably best for me not to comment on the charge until the process is complete.

"Then I'll be happy to discuss openly from what has gone on from the start to the finish. It's best for me to not discuss the charge."

On VAR decisions: "Not just the club, but I think you can feel it nationally in the whole of the league, there has been a lot of disappointment and frustration with how decisions have gone.

"It's not all bad. There has been some really good calls, but not only at Wolves. There is a desire from everyone for the standard to improve."

Wolves

Wolves boss Gary O'Neil was charged on Thursday for his behaviour "around the match officials' changing room".

"I wasn't able to control my emotion well enough to get an explanation," O'Neil said after the game. "The referee said he would rather not discuss it given how I was acting.

"If you are a Premier League official working at the highest level, I would be really disappointed if you thought that was offside."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton have nine players out injured ahead of Saturday's game, with Tariq Lamptey adding to the list:

• Adam Webster
• Evan Ferguson
• Billy Gilmour
• Kaoru Mitoma
• James Milner
• Solly March

• Jack Hinshelwood
• Julio Enciso

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Tariq Lamptey is the latest injury concern for Brighton ahead of their trip to Burnley. The full-back played the whole match in last week's defeat to Arsenal but will miss the trip to Lancashire.

Manager Roberto De Zerbi said: "The situation is tough. We still have nine injured players. It’s more or less the same squad we played against Arsenal [with], but with no Tariq Lamptey."

On Billy Gilmour's return: "Billy is better. I don’t know how much time before he can start with us on the pitch but he’s better. James Milner is the same. I think [Adam] Webster, Milner and Billy can be available in the next few weeks."

Arsenal

And finally from Mikel Arteta on the pressure his Arsenal team feel during the title race: "I think it's the motivation. They are super excited about what we are doing and the way the team is performing - they want more.

"We know the challenge ahead of us and how good we have to be to win it, but we are going to try."

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On Aston Villa, who are managed by his predecessor Unai Emery, Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said: "What they have done since Unai came in [is good]. They have made a huge impact on the club. They are still in a European competition and I am really impressed with what they have done.

"We don’t know what they are going to do [on Sunday]. They won last night and they are a good side. We know they're dangerous and their strengths - we will try to win it."

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On playing after Manchester City and Liverpool this weekend, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said: "We will know the results, but we have our duty to win our game and that has already happened [previously this season]. It will happen in the next few weeks [too]. We will focus on what we can control.

"It's really good and the most beautiful part of the season. It's a very busy schedule and Sunday we have a tough one against a really good side."

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Now here's Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on returning players: "We have some, but with another day, hopefully we will be OK."

Injury update on Dutch defender Jurrien Timber: "He still has a few steps to make and he will have a game to play with the Under-23s. He has done everything in training."

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Chelsea

Mauricio Pochettino on Chelsea's efforts following their draw with Sheffield United on Sunday: "When we face teams like [Manchester] City, [Manchester] United, Tottenham or Liverpool, the team shows good quality. The problem is that we aren't consistent.

"When we are analysing, the lack of maturity really shows, but only with time can we get the right balance."

Tottenham Hotspur

On opponents Newcastle and whether he has re-watched last season's 6-1 defeat at St James' Park, Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou said: "No, I haven’t because there’s no reason to for me.

"It will be a tough game. We are leaving today and we have had good preparation for it. They are going through a tough time with injuries, like everyone this seaosn, but they have probably been hurt for more of a prolonged period than anyone else.

"At home they are still a very good side, irrespective of who is out there facing them. We are going to have to match their energy, but it is the way we like to play football too."

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Tottenham Hotspur

On Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's performance against Nottingham Forest, Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou said: "He was good. Him coming on at half-time really helped us as it was a game that needed something different to what we usually have.

"Pierre has been good. He has not started as many as he probably would have liked, but he has done a good job for us. We are in a good place where I can make these changes within games."

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After the disappointing 2-2 draw with Sheffield United last weekend, Mauricio Pochettino questioned his squad, but the Chelsea boss has said he needs to be more careful when he speaks after games.

"I think I need to be more cautious with my words after the game," he said. "It is a fact that we have a young squad but also I need to adapt a different message.

"We need to be more positive and we need to accept that is the reality. I think it is sometimes I need to be more positive because we have a really good squad and we need to work to support them."

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On having a large squad when players return from their loan spells this summer, Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou said: "It's an ongoing process. It was similar last year when I took over.

"It is just part of the process of planning and the difference from last year is we are well into that planning. Where as last year we had to do it on the run because I came in post-season and we had a big squad then.

"We had a lot of decisions to make about players who were coming back from loans, players who could go out on loans, players we had to bring in or move out. This year we are a lot more calm in our approach because we've been working on it a while with Johan and the people in the football department."

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Chelsea have been plagued by injuries all season and could now be without Enzo Fernandez, Raheem Sterling and Axel Disasi for the game against Everton.

Mauricio Pochettino said it's "not fair" to judge his squad in these circumstances but added: "I don't want to talk about excuses. Now I want to be positive, it’s a good opportunity for the young guys".