Luton Town

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Luton Town boss Rob Edwards on the transfer window: "I've had three January transfer windows as a manager, I don’t like them. It can be difficult and it can upset people. There's always stuff going on so we try to remain focused on the games.

"That’s the important thing but there is always questions. We are building with the group we have at the moment. It's important we kept the group together. We brought 13 players in the summer, that’s a lot for me that’s enough."

Chelsea

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Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino on Wolves: "It's a team we know very well and of course it is going to be very competitive and we need to be very focused and we will need to show a solid performance if we want to win."

Arsenal

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Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta on why he didn't sign a striker in January: "I will wait until Sunday and if we score a lot of goals? I think like this, I love my players and on Sunday we are going to score goals and be top. The players fully deserve our credit. Do I trust in the players? Absolutely."

Tottenham Hotspur

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Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou with a serious answer on the transfer window, this time: "From our perspective we had some clear objectives in there. One was we had a real gap at centre-back, particularly after letting Davinson Sanchez go after the window closed last time and getting Radu Dragusin early was great. Obviously getting Timo Werner early as well was also excellent for us.

"With the injuries we've had and with with Son Heung-min away, the beauty of getting them early is they have made a contribution. If we had left it to the last day yesterday it still takes time to settle. Both of them have settled well.

"Even in terms of outgoings, we got some good loans. With Alejo Veliz it's great for him to get game time at a good club in a good league. Also players like Ashley Phillips and Alfie Devine got good loans, too."

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on facing Brentford: "We know in the past how difficult they have been. Even when we won it was tight, we lost twice last season. We know the standards they have, they have a plan and they apply it well. It’s another game to face and another challenge."

Chelsea

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Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino on whether Liverpool was a reality check: "Of course, a reality check. Liverpool are there because they deserve to be at the top of the table. It's a game we lose for different circumstances. Now we can talk in a different way and use different topics.

"It's so important to realise why. It's not only to work harder, but to improve as a team. In different periods of the game, we showed lack of experience as a team.

"Sometimes you can practice every single day but you have to arrive and show the right energy, the right attitude, to be brave, show personality and character. Football is also that.

"No it's not a reality check. It's the difference between a team that is playing consistently and challenging for four or five years."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says midfielder Thomas Partey has suffered a setback on his return from thigh problems: "With Thomas unfortunately we had a little set back a few days ago. He’s not going to be available in the squad for Liverpool. We don’t know if it’s a few days or weeks. He felt something in a very similar area and he wasn’t able to train the last few days.

"It is a big concern because he was such an important player for us. He was getting some momentum at the start of the season and then we lost him for a while. Now we have been a long time without him. He gives you something very different and the only one who can give you this in the squad. He's been a real miss."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou: "In terms of the other night everyone got through the game okay so no issues. Obviously it's a short turnaround and the lads are still recovering from that so we haven't done too much training wise. We all feel good and Pape Sarr is back [from Afcon] as well. He had a long trip. We'll assess him after training but fair to say he'll be involved, although not sure what extent."

Manchester City

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Pep Guardiola on Ivan Toney being available again for Brentford: "He is an exceptional player. He is an extraordinary player. I'm happy he is back and hopefully that period is forgotten. Exceptional players are more than welcome in the Premier League."

Chelsea

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Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino on Cole Palmer: "I think so [getting the best out of him]. He was playing well, he cannot be in a bubble when the performance is not so good. The qualitative performance was not so good. I think it's the influence of every single player is there. I don't think it's important in the place he's starting."

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on team news: "Everybody is fit, everybody is ready. Manuel [Akanji] is back as well. The busy period is here, and the Champions League is around the corner. It’s good to have everyone."

Manchester City

Pep Guardiola on Spanish media reports of Erling Haaland being unhappy at Manchester City: "We don’t have the feeling he is unhappy. Maybe the media in Spain has more information than us."

Chelsea

More from Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino: "It's important to be critical, to analyse the scene in the way that it happened. Be realistic that we're not good enough.

"Now I can say after two days, it was a normal decision that happened during the game. Maybe after the end [of the game against Liverpool] we spoke in a different way.

"At the moment we can't complain, I had to defend my team and the fans. we just didn't have the luck. What I can say is sorry we didn't have the luck."

Manchester City

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says Erling Haaland is 'ready' to start for the first time since 6 December.

Tottenham Hotspur

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Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou, mischievously, on the transfer window: "Probably the only disappointing one for us yesterday was on where I felt there was a good opportunity for us, but the club didn't feel it was right. I was disappointed at that. But he ended up at Ferrari so we just have to cop it...

"Look at you all eh?! Ready to type away! I think his [press officer's] phone was going to blow up. I got you all going there didn't I? I felt you needed something after a bit of a flat day yesterday so I'm trying to spark things up for you!"

Chelsea

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Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino on Christopher Nkunku returning to action: "It's good to see him, only we need to anticipate things, 45 minutes was good, it was enough for him. We need to analyse and asses him to see if he can start for the next game.

"I hope that he can cope with the demands of the game and play more than only 45 minutes. We need to keep working with him. Yes he's started to show, we can see one option one chance and he was able to score a great goal."

Arsenal

We've already heard from Jurgen Klopp on the weekend's big Premier League showdown between Arsenal and Liverpool.

Now it's Mikel Arteta's turn, with the Gunners boss set to speak to the media at news conference scheduled for 13:30 GMT.

We will bring you Arteta's thoughts shortly.

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino on the transfer window: "I think it was calm and quiet. I was listening today on a Spanish radio that, I think, one year ago the Premier League invested in nearly one billion and today maybe we're talking about £80m. In Spain it was the opposite. That is normal. We know the situation. The market was quiet in the Premier League and Championship."

Chelsea

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Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino on Armando Broja: "I think it's a very good thing for him to have the opportunity to play maybe more and of course I think it's a good move for him. I hope that he can take the opportunity to play more."

On not signing a striker: "I think it is important to recover Christopher [Nkunku] and today Nicolas Jackson arrived [back from AFCON]. We also forget about the signing of [Deivid] Washington, he's here with us. Yes I think the options we have, it's enough."

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Less time has passed since Manchester City's last game - a 3-1 win against Burnley on Wednesday - to the amount before their next - at Brentford on Monday, so it will be interesting to see what Pep Guardiola has to talk about today.

Brentford did the double over City last season. Liverpool were the last team to beat them in three Premier League games in succession between March 2015 and December 2016.

Striker Ivan Toney will clearly be a major threat. He scored both goals at the Etihad Stadium.

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