Image source, Getty Images

Fiorentina thanked staff at the Careggi University Hospital in Florence for the care given to their 22-year-old midfielder Edoardo Bove, who they say is "awake and alert" after collapsing while playing for the club on Sunday.

The Italy Under-21 international collapsed in the 16th minute of Fiorentina's match against Inter Milan and was taken to the hospital's intensive care unit following treatment on the pitch by club medial staff.

The Serie A club confirmed that doctors at the hospital were continuing "diagnostic investigations" and added, external: "Fiorentina thanks the Careggi University Hospital, all the doctors and staff for the work carried out with great humanity and professionalism.

"Thanks also go to all the Viola people and the entire football world who, in this delicate moment, have shown great closeness and attention with their messages and their support that have given great comfort both to the club and to Edoardo and his family."

Ipswich Town

Image source, Getty Images

Ipswich defender Axel Tuanzebe will be out "long term" with a "significant" hamstring injury sustained in Saturday's 1-0 defeat at Nottingham Forest, manager Kieran McKenna has confirmed.

McKenna also said that there were "some other knocks" in his squad which are "being assessed".

Kalvin Phillips rolled his ankle against Leicester and Ben Johnson has a "small muscular injury" but both have trained today and should be fit for the visit of Bournemouth on Sunday, if not for Tuesday evening's match at home to Crystal Palace.

Leicester City

Image source, Getty Images

Leicester City boss Ruud van Nistelrooy on taking the job and speaking to Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca: "When the first approach was there, you are going to think about the club, the set-up, the players, the training ground. You're curious about the people who work there and Enzo [Maresca], being a great friend and former team-mate, he was the first one to call. What better information could I get?

"When we played against each other in the Premier League - when I was Manchester United interim boss against Chelsea - we spoke for half an hour.

"I didn't know yet about Leicester but we spoke about it and he was already very positive [after managing them]. That only got better when I spoke to him.

"I have to say he was absolutely right, according to first impressions."

Leicester City

Leicester City boss Ruud van Nistelrooy on team news: "Caleb [Okoli] was part of team training and that looked good, we are waiting on his reaction. All being well he can be in the squad. Harry [Winks] is doing individual work. Hopefully we can welcome him into the squad soon."

Image source, Getty Images

Leicester City

Leicester City boss Ruud van Nistelrooy on the opportunities he had after his spell as interim boss at Manchester United: "What happened after the games and the amount of interest all of a sudden was there for me and the options which came along. I was astonished by it.

"It was four games, I managed a full season at PSV, won a cup and the charity shield. I'd been in coaching with the Under-19s and the national team.

"I never got this reaction from the football world. I was happy with that. I was then able to talk to different parties and make a decision."

Leicester City

Leicester City boss Ruud van Nistelrooy on his spell as interim boss at Manchester United: "It was a good period. It was short and intense but I was happy to help and steady the ship.

"They're on a good run of results on top of those four games so that's great to see. I really enjoyed it, being responsible, creating a connection with the team and the supporters, and be able to turn the momentum for the club a little bit.

"That is our job and that felt great to do. Now I'm in this position to do it again."

Image source, Getty Images

Leicester City

Leicester City boss Ruud van Nistelrooy on the facilities: "It's amazing. Everybody tells you how great the facilities are. When you come and see it with your own eyes, it's hard to believe.

"Exactly a year ago, I was in Madrid meeting Carlo Ancelotti, ten days with him and the facilities there, but if you changed the logos then it's similar. It's an opportunity for the players and young players to use everything possible to develop and get better."

Image source, Getty Images

Leicester City

Leicester City boss Ruud van Nistelrooy on lifting his players: "That is what needed to be done. Sunday was the first time that I was here. Was it yesterday? It feels longer.

"Yesterday [Sunday] was the first time I met the players, staff and everybody here. I had a meeting with the players and it was the first thing to address. The situation we're in, the challenge that we face, and what's necessary to get out of that situation.

"In two days it's difficult to make a lot of changes, but we have started to make changes in the style of play, training sessions, structure, little by little starting to build a foundation of a highly motivated team who can compete in this league."

Leicester City

Image source, Getty Images

Leicester City boss Ruud van Nistelrooy on Foxes striker Jamie Vardy breaking his consecutive Premier League goal-scoring streak record in 2015: "It's a problem, of course, that he broke my record! That's what I told him straight away. I said listen we have a big issue, get it out of the way before we can start together. No, that was the first thing I said to him. I beat him to it.

"Back at the time, I posted, wishing him well at the time. So nine years later, it's weird how things go sometimes, but a good story."

Leicester City

New Leicester City boss Ruud van Nistelrooy on what it means to manage the Foxes: "A lot. To be managing this club and this group of players and representing Leicester City in the Premier League. I'm very excited, I'm proud. The conversations I had, twice I flew out to London to speak with the owner and director.

"They were very good conversations. It was important to get together on same page. We are excited to start working together."

Image source, Getty Images

A very welcome update from Fiorentina on the health of Edoardo Bove, who collapsed on the pitch during Sunday's abandoned game against Inter Milan and spent the night in intensive care.

The club said in a statement, external, translated from Italian: "Fiorentina announces that Edoardo Bove, after spending a quiet night, was awakened and extubated [had tubes helping him to breath removed] this morning.

"He is currently awake, alert and oriented. He spoke with his family, the Viola management, the coach and his team-mates who rushed to see him as soon as they received the good news.

"Further tests will be carried out in the coming days to establish the causes that led to the critical situation that occurred yesterday."

Crystal Palace

Image source, Getty Images

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner says that all the players who featured in Saturday's 1-1 draw at home to Newcastle will be available for selection at Ipswich on Tuesday.

That includes fit-again England forward Eberechi Eze, but fellow Three Lions midfielder Adam Wharton is not expected to return to training until after the Ipswich game.

On Eze, Glasner said: "I think he’s OK to start again. He played 60 to 65 minutes. I think we could see that he didn’t have a lot of training in the weeks before, but on the other side he is important.

"He can create situations, he can always score a goal. He had one big chance, but that's untypical for him: a bad first touch, otherwise he would have had a big chance in the first-half. Physically, from his body, everything is fine."

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Image source, Getty Images

The Spurs roller-coaster shows now sign of slowing down or getting any less bumpy. They are the Premier League's top scorers with 28 goals, but sit only seventh in the league.

This was a particularly frustrating day for Ange Postecoglou, who saw his side withstand heavy pressure to take the lead - only to give it away.

Spurs are also heavily hampered by injuries, suspensions and lack of fitness, which saw Dejan Kulusevski start from the bench.

Kulusevski had created 33 Premier League chances going into this weekend, more than any other player, and had started 11 out of Spurs' 12 previous league matches.

But he started from the bench here, was sent on after Fulham's equaliser, and was little involved except to have Tom Cairney's studs scraped down his ankles.

Ultimately, this was another downwards curve in the roller-coaster that is Spurs' form.

Image source, Getty Images

Brennan Johnson has scored 10 goals across all competitions for Tottenham this season, with only Erling Haaland (17), Mo Salah (12) and Christopher Nkunku (11) netting more amongst all Premier League players. All ten of Johnson's have been non-penalty goals.

Fulham are unbeaten across their last eight Premier League London derbies (W4 D4), the club’s longest ever such run.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Image source, Getty Images

Inconsistency struck Tottenham Hotspur again as they were held at home by Fulham in the Premier League on Sunday.

Spurs, who were missing several key players through injury and suspension, had to withstand severe pressure before taking a 54th-minute lead through Brennan Johnson.

The Wales forward volleyed home his sixth league goal of the season from close range after being teed up by Timo Werner's cross.

But Fulham, who had the better chances in the game, deservedly equalised 13 minutes later through captain Tom Cairney, who was then sent off with seven minutes left for a late challenge on the back of Dejan Kulusevski's leg.

Cairney, who had only just come on as a substitute, lashed a first-time left-footed shot home from 18 yards after being picked out by Alex Iwobi.

Spurs, who beat Manchester City 4-0 last week and are the Premier League's top scorers, have now failed to win back-to-back games in their last eight matches.

Image source, Getty Images

The draw for the third round of the FA Cup - when Premier League and Championship clubs enter the competition - takes place on Monday.

They will join those lower-league and non-league clubs who made it through this weekend's second-round ties.

The draw will take place at Old Trafford - home of holders Manchester United - tonight from 19:00 GMT.

The draw will be live on BBC Two, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.

Only two non-league clubs have made it to the third round this year.

Dagenham & Redbridge triumphed against League Two's AFC Wimbledon, while Tamworth claimed a penalty shootout win against League One side Burton Albion.

Leicester City

Image source, Getty Images

We're set to hear from the new Leicester City boss Ruud van Nistelrooy shortly, ahead of his first game in charge.

The former Manchester United striker was announced as the club's new manager on Friday after they relieved Steve Cooper of his duties.

Following a spell as interim boss at Manchester United, Van Nistelrooy joined the Foxes, who are one point clear of the drop zone, on a three-year deal.

He will take charge of the team for the first time on Tuesday.

Will, Bethnal Green: Are Spurs being overlooked as title contenders? Only five points off second place, just hammered the champions 4-0 at their stadium, second best goal difference, the most dynamic front three in the league and a fantastic CB pairing? If they remain injury free and put a run of games together they're right back in the mix.

Phil: Hi Will. I do not consider Spurs to be title contenders because they are simply not consistent enough from one week to the next.

No-one doubts the talent in Ange Postecoglou's squad or how exciting they are, but they are not a consistent side so that rules them out as title contenders.

I do think they have a real shot at the top four because there is a place up for grabs there, and that can be considered as success in the Premier League context.

Image source, get

Matt S: Phil, your thoughts on City's 'injury problems' with £353m sat on their bench? Liverpool's bench had Endo, Nunez, and the rest were academy players.

Phil: Hi Matt. Yep Guardiola will know the rest of the Premier League will reach for the world's smallest violin should he cite injuries at Manchester City given their financial and squad strength but they have suffered some damaging injury problems which have had an impact on their form.

Rodri, their most important player, is the obvious one but they have also missed John Stones, Ruben Dias, Kevin De Bruyne, Mateo Kovacic, Nathan Ake, Manuel Akanji, Jack Grealish, Jeremy Doku to list a lot. No matter how strong the squad, that is a lot of missing quality, no matter how good you are.

Image source, Getty Images