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Arsenal are likely to be without a number of key players for the match against Dinamo Zagreb with William Saliba the latest added to the injury list.

The France international centre-back missed the draw with Aston Villa at the weekend and it remains to be seen how long he will be out for.

After doing well to dodge major injuries in the last couple of years, it has been a very different story for Mikel Arteta's side this season.

As well as Saliba, they are also expected to be without Riccardo Calafiori, Ethan Nwaneri, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Ben White, Gabriel Jesus and, of course, Bukayo Saka.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Arsenal's training ground

Arsenal are due to start training in the next few minutes and Mikel Arteta and his staff have come out to the pitch.

On his way out Arteta stopped to speak to former Arsenal striker Eduardo.

I’m going to avoid the joke about Arsenal needing a front man.

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Arsenal's open training session is just getting under way.

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Arsenal head into their penultimate game of the Champions League, erm, league phase, having won just two of their six games so far in 2025.

But while their Premier League title hopes took a hit at the weekend, they're out of the FA Cup and up against it in the League Cup semi-final, they are very well placed in Europe.

Mikel Arteta's side are currently third in 36-team table on 13 points, after four wins and a draw in their opening six games.

The Gunners are just two points behind Barcelona in second - and a further three back of leader Liverpool.

However, that could change very quickly given Arsenal are only three points ahead of Club Brugge in 19th.

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Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Ruben Amorim said he wasn't going to change there but he has changed because in his first press conference he said 'I truly believe in the players' and within 70 days, he's said they're the worst team in Manchester United history.

He doesn't believe in this group of players. I think it's a message to everyone. Normally when managers come out and are this strong, it's a last resort.

Maybe, he will regret saying it. You've got to try and keep the players on side.

Phil Jagielka
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's purely down to how you want to play the back three. Is it a back three of a back five and also what's ahead of it?

The key aspect with Man Utd especially is that Amorim is not happy with the middle one is either going to be De Ligt or Maguire, both don't want to be on either side.

I thought Martinez would be perfect for the left side but he has struggled a bit because he doesn't want to go out wide of the box, Yoro has struggled a bit as well.

Phil Jagielka
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ruben Amorim has played about 70 different players since he got there - everyone has had a chance.

He is basically saying, 'I can't work my wonders until you give me the players that I won't' because he has openly said that he is not going to change to a back four.

He is not going to change to what the squad maybe needs until the end of the season. I think Man Utd would look a lot more secure playing a four at the back but he's not going to do that.

He's going to use this as six months coaching and whoever goes with him will be there next season - if he is still there.

At the moment, if you look at the starters every week, probably seven of them aren't comfortable in the position that they're playing.

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More from sports scientist Anton McElhone who worked with Ange Postecoglou at Celtic, speaking on Monday Night Club: "Ange is all about the numbers, give me the facts. His job was to make the decisions; that's what he gets paid for. That's not up to us as sports scientists; never is, never will be.

"Top managers will make the decisions. It's not up to us to dictate, your job is to support, give the information and the facts and figure if it is dangerous.

"Ange is his own man, he's an exceptional leader and very strong and understanding, and has a good background in sports science and education from Australia. So he's very comfortable with the facts and figures."

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Sports scientist Anton McElhone on working with Ange Postecoglou at Celtic, speaking on Monday Night Club: "What's really interesting about Ange is everyone that works with him realises this is a very strong leader, very strong manager. And I don't mean this in a critical way, but he's his own guy.

"He has a Sir Alex Ferguson type mentality: this is how I do it, this is how I work. He doesn't have a network of staff. For example, Martin O'Neill would've had his two trusted lieutenants.

"He will maybe speak to people outside of the club, but he is the manager, he is the boss, he will make the decisions.

"I think if you look at his career from Australia, Japan, every club that he has been to, he does produce. But again, it's never an easy ride."

Tomorrow Arsenal take on Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League. We hope to bring you a live stream of their training session in just under half an hour. Then from 15:00 GMT we are set to hear from the Gunners boss Mikel Arteta.

We'll continue to bring you all the latest football news and we'll be building up to the rest of the action in the Champions League.

For now let's have a look at some of the best insight from Monday Night Club.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

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The move comes as City look to preserve their Champions League future and avoid a calamitous exit from the competition before the knockout phase.

Pep Guardiola already knows it would take virtually an impossible sequence of results for City to claim a place in the top eight, which seals qualification for the last 16 of the competition in March.

However, they are not certain of even reaching the play-offs. City are currently 22nd in the 36-team table, a point ahead of PSG, who are 25th. The teams from ninth to 24th go into the play-offs. If the positions remained as they are, City would have to play either Atletico Madrid or AC Milan.

City cannot be eliminated if they lose in Paris as they could still save themselves in the final match round against Club Brugge next week. However, they will secure a play-off if they win and Stuttgart lose against Slovan Bratislava this evening.

City fly to France this afternoon and Guardiola is due to speak at a media conference in Paris this evening.

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BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Of the Manchester City players who featured in Sunday’s 6-0 win at Ipswich, Josko Gvardiol, Ruben Dias, Manuel Akanji, Rico Lewis, Matheus Nunes, Nico O’Reilly and James McAtee were not involved.

Injured pair Nathan Ake and John Stones were not present either, while Kyle Walker was also missing as he finalises a move to AC Milan.

It is not known whether the players joined the session after the media had left.

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BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola took the unusual step of keeping all his defensive players away from the cameras as his team prepare for a crucial Champions League game against PSG.

Only 12 senior players were on show in the 15 minute section of training that has to be open to the media under UEFA rules.

These included new signings Vitor Reis and Abdukodir Khusanov, who have joined the club in the past 24 hours at a cost of €75m (£63.44m). Neither man is eligible to play in the final two first phase matches.

Also amongst the dozen were youngsters Jacob Wright and Divin Mubama.

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After wins against Leicester and Manchester United, along with a draw at Tottenham, Vitor Pereira collected seven points from his first three games in charge.

But Wolves have lost their last three games in the Premier League and looking at the schedule, they've got some more tough games coming up.

Their recent run of form leaves them just above the drop zone on goal difference. They are level with Ipswich on 16 points.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

Wolves boss Vitor Pereira's criticism of Matheus Cunha's body language after Monday's 3-1 defeat at Chelsea, which left Wolves out of the relegation zone on goal difference, should not come as a surprise.

It is an emotional group with former captain Mario Lemina's recent decision to make himself unavailable as he looks for a move the prime example.

Lemina clashed with West Ham's Jarrod Bowen in December, which led to him losing the armband, while Cunha himself has only just returned from a two-game ban for an altercation with a member of Ipswich's security staff.

Last season the squad wanted to protest against VAR and refereeing decisions which went against them.

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They spoke about refusing to shake referees' hands to emphasise their frustration and anger at calls which they viewed as incorrect.

Decisions like penalties awarded for Sheffield United and Newcastle were ruled as wrong by the Key Match Incidents panel - which reviews the Premier League's big calls.

Former boss Gary O'Neil managed to talk the players round, reasoning they had public support given fans could see the mistakes and they should not lose the court of public opinion.

Wolves are in a precarious position in 17th - ahead of the visit of Arsenal on Saturday - and cannot afford to lose emotional control in the relegation battle.

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Nick's request is our command...

Chelsea had seven English players on the pitch at one point in Monday's 3-1 win over Wolves and Nick wanted to know when was the last time this happened.

Well, not too long ago, actually.

The nature of the stats mean it's not possible to nail it down to the number of English players on the field at the same time, but it is possible to say how many played in and started a game.

Yesterday was the first time Chelsea started six English players in a Premier League game since their 2-1 defeat at Liverpool in October.

Enzo Maresca used eight English players in total against Wolves. The last time Chelsea did this was more than a year ago, in their 1-0 win at home to Fulham on 13 January, 2024.

According to Opta, there have been 52 all-English starting XIs in Premier League history.

Our question to you is which was the last team to do this, and when?