Summary

  • Premier League news conferences: Arsenal, Aston Villa, Everton

  • Pep Guardiola says he does not feel sorry for himself despite Man City's winless run; Chelsea can dominate league in next 5-10 years - manager Enzo Maresca

  • Liverpool's Arne Slot on Salah/Man City charges

  • Tuesday's matches: Ipswich v Crystal Palace (19:30), Leicester v West Ham (20:15)

  • Women's Euro 2025 play-offs second leg: Norway v Northern Ireland (4-0, 17:00), Finland v Scotland (0-0, 17:15), Republic of Ireland v Wales (1-1, 19:30). Friendly: England v Switzerland (19:45)

  • FA Cup third round draw reaction: Holders Man Utd drawn away to Arsenal

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Live Reporting

Alastair Telfer, Ben Ramsdale, Grace Wheeler & Jonty Colman. Edited by Frank Keogh

  1. 'Walk on through the rain'

    Tuesday's back pages

    The Sun

    The Sun's back page looks at a statement made by Manchester City captain Kyle Walker, who backed his boss Pep Guardiola and his team to turn around their poor form.

    Guardiola's side, after Sunday's 2-0 defeat by Liverpool, are without a win in seven games.

    The SunThe Sun

  2. Van Nistelrooy 'stung' by United exit

    Tuesday's back pages

    The Guardian

    The Guardian's back page includes quotes from new Leicester City boss Ruud van Nistelrooy before his first game in charge of the Foxes later against West Ham.

    The former Manchester United interim boss says he was "hurt" by his exit at Old Trafford, having only arrived in the summer as an assistant coach.

    However, the arrival of new boss Ruben Amorim meant changes in the backroom staff.

    Guardian back pageGuardian

  3. Right, let's now look at the back pages from the papers.

  4. Premier League news conferences

    All times GMT

    The full list of today's Premier League news conferences:

    09:15 Liverpool

    09:30 Newcastle

    11:00 Chelsea

    12:30 Man City

    13:15 Wolves

    13:30 Brentford, Arsenal, Everton, Aston Villa

  5. Young and even younger Young to meet?

    Everton full-back Ashley Young, 39, could face his 18-year-old son Tyler after the Toffees drew Peterborough at home in the third round of the FA Cup.

    "Wow...dreams might come true," posted former England international Young on X.

    Roll back to 2018 and his family were at the World Cup in Russia supporting him.

    Time flies!

    Ashely Young hugs his familyGetty Images

  6. Another FA Cup classic in the making?

    Fancy some classics between Man United and Arsenal in the FA Cup?

    Watch below....

    Giggs' wonder goal & Vieira's penalty - classic moments from Man Utd v Arsenal

  7. FA Cup third-round draw - part two

    The third-round ties will be played over the weekend of Saturday, 11 January.

    Hull City v Doncaster Rovers

    Sunderland v Stoke City

    Leicester City v Queens Park Rangers

    Brentford v Plymouth Argyle

    Coventry City v Sheffield Wednesday

    Newcastle United v Bromley

    Everton v Peterborough United

    Wycombe Wanderers v Portsmouth

    Birmingham City v Lincoln City

    Leeds United v Harrogate Town

    Nottingham Forest v Luton Town

    Sheffield United v Cardiff City

    Ipswich Town v Bristol Rovers

    Fulham v Watford

    Crystal Palace v Stockport County

  8. FA Cup third-round draw - part one

    The third-round ties will be played over the weekend of Saturday, 11 January.

    Southampton v Swansea City

    Arsenal v Manchester United

    Exeter City v Oxford United

    Leyton Orient v Derby County

    Reading v Burnley

    Aston Villa v West Ham

    Norwich City v Brighton & Hove Albion

    Manchester City v Salford

    Millwall v Dagenham & Redbridge

    Liverpool v Accrington Stanley

    Bristol City v Wolverhampton Wanderers

    Preston North End v Charlton Athletic

    Chelsea v Morecambe

    Middlesbrough v Blackburn Rovers

    Bournemouth v West Bromwich Albion

    Mansfield Town v Wigan Athletic

    Tamworth v Tottenham

  9. Man Utd draw Arsenal in FA Cup

    Some news from Monday evening to get to up first as the FA Cup third-round draw took place.

    Holders Manchester United have been drawn away to record 14-time winners Arsenal.

    Premier League leaders Liverpool will host League Two Accrington Stanley, while Manchester City welcome 'Class of 92'-owned Salford City.

    The third round is when the 44 Premier League and Championship clubs enter the competition, joining the 20 lower-league and non-league clubs who made it through last weekend's second-round ties.

    Full draw incoming....

    Lisandro Martinez holds up FA CupGetty Images

  10. Morning

    December means one thing, lots and lots of football.

    As the festive period gets under way, we have plenty of Premier League news conferences to be across later.

    Ipswich play Crystal Palace and Leicester host West Ham in the Premier League tonight.

    There are also Women's Euro 2025 play-off final matches involving Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, plus England's Lionesses meet Switzerland in a friendly.

    Loads of footie!