Chelsea

We will bring you more from Mikel Arteta, but let's also bring in Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca.

He started with some team news: "Both [Romeo Lavia and Reece James] are available and can get some minutes for tomorrow's game. The rest, apart from [Wesley] Fofana, [Benoit] Badiashile and Kiernan [Dewsbury-Hall], are all available.

On Fofana saying on social media he can be back in a few weeks: "We speak the same language in terms of way we communicate between each other in English and French. It has been quite clear.

"I speak with Wes about the 12-16 weeks the club mention to me, it is the situation. Wes is thinking he can recover sooner than that. We would all be happy if we could receive him for tomorrow, but we will see.

"There is no problem. I just say what the medical staff tell me. Wes is thinking he can recover quicker than that. We are all happy if Wes is back as soon as possible."

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on what he wants from the January transfer window: "Someone that can impact the team immediately with the performance and bring something that we don't have. That can be really hard in this market."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta on opposition boss Ruben Amorim and Manchester United's recent positive results at Manchester City and Liverpool: "Look at how they perform against the big teams and how they perform and the results they got.

"I know him well, I followed him in Portugal and there is a big reason why he is where he is at the moment and he deserves to be there.

"Every manager when he is appointed is for different reasons. Sometimes it is to transform a football club."

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta started by describing the FA Cup as a "massive" part of the club's history.

The Gunners have, of course, won the competition a record 14 times.

He described Sunday's tie against holders Manchester United as a "beautiful" game.

More to follow.

Arsenal

Speaking of Arsenal, manager Mikel Arteta is talking now. Let's see what he has had to say.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

After four successive defeats, Manchester United's draw at Liverpool on Sunday finally afforded a bit of positivity for head coach Ruben Amorim.

Yet that has given way to more talk about Marcus Rashford's future, given his brother has spent this week talking to European clubs, and also Kobbie Mainoo, who still has two-and-a-half years left on his contract but is one of United's most saleable assets.

An FA Cup trip to Arsenal is made slightly harder by the fact there has to be a winner at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday but following the EFL Cup defeat at Tottenham, it is one of two remaining chances of winning a trophy this season - the Europa League being the other.

Amorim will be here to speak to the media shortly.

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Right, keep your thoughts coming on managerial returns, but we have the thoughts of some actual FA Cup managers to bring you now too.

The questions is, which news conference will land first?

Here is a list of the top-flight clubs we expect to hear from this afternoon, so you can cross them off as we go down the list:

• Bournemouth
• Chelsea
• Manchester United
• Arsenal
• Brentford
• Crystal Palace
• Manchester City
• Ipswich
• Southampton
• Tottenham
• Wolves

In case you are just joining us and wondering why we are talking about managers who have had two or more spells in charge of two or more clubs, then David Moyes is the answer to your question.

The 61-year-old Scot, who famously won the Europa Conference League during his second spell in charge of West Ham, is in talks to return to Everton - another one of this former clubs.

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So our previous caller flagged John Still's impressive career in the lower leagues.

For the record, he was at Barnet three times, Dagenham & Redbridge three times, Maidstone United twice and Leytonstone & Ilford twice [as well as a spell at Leytonstone before the club joined forces with Ilford].

Further up the pyramid and it looks like Neil Warnock was the king of comebacks. As mentioned, he has had multiple spells at Huddersfield, Crystal Palace and QPR! Incredible.

There are more answers coming through via text messages because you guys clearly know more than we do!!

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A bit cruel to leave people guessing on the clubs John!

Norwich City

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Norwich City's Borja Sainz has been suspended for six matches and fined £12,000 for a spitting incident during their Championship defeat at Sunderland.

Championship top scorer Sainz was alleged to have spat at defender Chris Mepham in the second half of their 2-1 loss on 21 December.

"Sainz admitted the charge and his sanctions were subsequently imposed by an independent regulatory commission," an FA statement said.

The ban means that the 23-year-old Spaniard will also miss Saturday's FA Cup third-round tie against Brighton.

"Spitting at an opponent is completely out of character for me, and my reaction in that moment was unacceptable. I deeply regret my actions and take full responsibility," said Sainz, who has scored 15 goals this season.

This question of managers who have had two spells at more than one club has really grabbed your attention. Some great [and annoyingly obvious] answers coming in...

Everton

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David Moyes has had a rather eventful time since leaving Everton. Is he about to come full circle and make his return to Goodison Park?

• Signed a six-year contract with Manchester United in July 2013 but only lasted until the following April
• Moyes wasn't out of work for long though as he made the switch to Real Sociedad in Spain. He last one day shy of a year
• The Scot took over at Sunderland in July 2016 for his first Premier League job since Man Utd. He resigned one day before the end of the season
• Moyes was appointed West Ham boss in November 2017. His sixth-month deal expired in May 2018 and he left the club
• He was reappointed as Hammers boss in December 2019 and enjoyed five years in charge. In 2023, West Ham won the Uefa Conference League but left the club at the end of the following season

Tottenham Hotspur

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Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou has confirmed that Rodrigo Bentancur is back home after he was taken off on a stretcher during their Carabao Cup win against Liverpool.

"Good news. He was in hospital and did all the tests to make sure everything is okay. All good. He's back home and he's fine. He is feeling good," Postecoglou said.

"Thankfully, it looks like a concussion and nothing more than it."

Bentancur had fallen unchallenged during the early stages of the semi-final first leg.

The 27-year-old Uruguay international was treated on the pitch for around nine minutes before being taken to hospital for further checks.

"Obviously, you follow the protocols now and it's a couple of weeks where you have to make sure everything is okay," Postecoglou said.

Made a wrong call with Jose Mourinho at Chelsea earlier, my bad! The question was who has managed two teams TWICE? Who has done that?

Any help?

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Since Moyes left for Old Trafford, Everton have had eight permanent managers with seven sackings. The stability and continuity he knew is a thing of the past, football's managerial landscape changing in that period.

Everton are still struggling near the foot of the table, as they were when he took over from Walter Smith in 2002, but he will be working with new American owners in The Friedkin Group who have already shown themselves to be ruthless by dismissing Dyche after only three weeks in control.

There is unlikely to be any of the patience shown by Kenwright during the occasional tough times in Moyes' first spell, while he will be working under a director of football in Kevin Thelwell, not a situation he encountered when he ruled Everton before, taking decisions on buying and selling himself, the decision maker on all football strategy.

Everton's league position may not have changed, but the Everton Moyes knew before has. How he adapts to those changing circumstances will shape his and the club's immediate future.

Everton

What has been glaringly obvious when watching Everton under Sean Dyche is that they do not score enough goals. This season, the Toffees have scored 15 times - just Southampton have scored less with 12.

Since the start of last season, Everton have only managed to net 26 goals from open play. To put that into perspective, Liverpool are at the top of that chart with 103.

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