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• Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts handed an extra three-match ban for Jean-Philippe Mateta challenge
• Roberts "devastated" by incident
• Mateta recovering well and expected to feature in Crystal Palace's first game after the international break
• What games Anthony Gordon will miss for Newcastle
• Everton manager David Moyes' wine quip before Saturday's 8PM kick-off

We'll be back with you Monday to recap all of this weekend's fixtures and prepare ourselves for another monster week of football.

For now though, have a brilliant weekend.

Ta-ra!

A full catalogue of Premier League action for you this weekend, starting on Saturday lunchtime and rounding off with Monday Night Football.

All fixtures kick-off at 15:00 GMT unless stated...

Saturday

• Nottingham Forest v Man City (12:30)
• Brighton v Fulham
• Crystal Palace v Ipswich
• Liverpool v Southampton
• Brentford v Aston Villa (17:30)
• Wolves v Everton (20:00)

Sunday

• Chelsea v Leicester (14:00)
• Tottenham v Bournemouth (14:00)
• Man Utd v Arsenal (16:30)

Monday

• West Ham v Newcastle (20:00)

The classic, "we'll wait and see" approach on these guys.

They may play, but they may not.

• Newcastle duo Kieran Trippier and Alexander Isak
• Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo
• Tottenham striker Dominic Solanke
• Everton defender Seamus Coleman
• Spurs' defensive duo of Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven
• Bournemouth midfielder Ryan Christie

These players have been confirmed as out through injury by their managers in today's news conferences and will play no part in this weekend's fixtures.

• Newcastle defender Sven Botman
• Manchester United's Amad Diallo, Luke Shaw, Manuel Ugarte, Harry Maguire, Mason Mount and Kobbie Mainoo
• Everton duo Armando Broja and Youssef Chermiti
• Aston Villa pair Ross Barkley and Amadou Onana
• Manchester City defender Nathan Ake
• Crystal Palace forward Jean-Philippe Mateta

These lot have been passed fit and could feature from the off, should their respective managers choose to select them.

• Brentford duo Christian Norgaard and Mathias Jensen
• Brighton midfielder Kaoru Mitoma

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The big match taking centre stage this weekend comes from Old Trafford as Manchester United take on Arsenal.

It has a bit of extra spice on the fixture following United's FA Cup penalty shoot-out victory at the Emirates back in January.

The pressure is on for Mikel Arteta's side too as anything but a win would surely spell the end to any Premier League title ambitions.

Here's what the two managers had to say:

• Amorim claimed he will not "have the time" that Arteta has been afforded at Arsenal to turn the club around.
• He also said his United side are struggling with fatigue and will need to "survive" on Sunday.
• Arteta stated that Tuesday night's 7-1 victory over PSV "will lift everyone."
• He also added that Myles Lewis-Skelly "will learn" after he was substituted in the 35th minute of that game and said that the young defender is a "perfectionist."

A reminder that we have been across 16 (SIXTEEN) news conferences today, plus all of the other bits and bobs we've had coming in throughout the day.

Before we go and lie down in a dark room, here's a look at some of the key talking points.

• Newcastle unable to find "sufficient grounds" to appeal Anthony Gordon red card
• Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts handed an extra three-match ban for Mateta challenge
• FPL tips and tricks for the upcoming gameweek
• Man City defender Nathan Ake out for "10 plus weeks"

• Vicario "one of the purest human beings you will come across" - Postecoglou
• Everton manager David Moyes is usually drinking a bottle of red instead of playing at 20:00 GMT on a Saturday

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner on Jean-Philippe Mateta:

"Mateta is doing well. He is at home and recovering well. He had no fractures or concussion and healing from the huge wound is going as we expected.

"He will go to Marbella with us next week and he will be just training individually. If everything goes how we wish, he will be available against Fulham [after the March international break].

“We lose JP for this game - we can’t play him tomorrow - but it's not too bad.”

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Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner was asked for an update on Jean-Philippe Mateta during his Crystal Palace news conference. His response is coming up.

The FA released the following statement on the ban to Liam Roberts.

It reads: "The FA claimed that - in the circumstances - the standard punishment for this offence was clearly insufficient, and Liam Roberts subsequently denied this.

"Following a hearing, the Regulatory Commission upheld The FA’s claim, set aside the standard three-match punishment, and instead imposed a six-match ban."

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With Millwall out of the FA Cup, goalkeeper Liam Roberts will serve all six matches of his ban in the Championship.

The Lions' stopper has already missed one game, coming in a 2-0 defeat at home to Bristol City earlier this week.

Roberts' ban will see him miss the following matches:

• 8 March - Watford v Millwall
• 12 March - Leeds United v Millwall
• 15 March - Millwall v Stoke City
• 29 March - Sunderland v Millwall
• 5 April - Millwall v Portsmouth

Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts has released the following statement after his ban was extended to a total of six matches by the Football Association.

Roberts said: “Hello everyone.

“As the dust settles, I want to address what has been a really difficult week for all concerned, including my family and I.

“Firstly, to Jean-Philippe, who I continue to send my best wishes to in his recovery. As soon as I could, I reached out to Jean-Philippe personally to apologise, and I was thankful to hear back from him that evening that he was OK and reassured me not to worry.

“I am devastated by what happened. I unequivocally accept the red card as awarded and accept my punishment. Furthermore, it has been extremely unpleasant to observe suggestions that I intended to harm a fellow professional. I have categorically never stepped onto a football pitch with the intention of hurting anyone.

“Misleading articles and comments have resulted in an unthinkable amount of abusive messages and threats towards my family and I. To the footballing community who know me and reached out with support through this tough time, thank you, I appreciate every single message.

“Finally, I want to say a huge thank you to everybody connected to Millwall Football Club for their continued support. The togetherness throughout this club is unique, and I can’t wait to be back out on the pitch in front of our fans.

“Be kind.

“Take care, Robbo.”

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Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts has been handed an extra three-match ban following the red card he received against Crystal Palace in the FA Cup.

Last Saturday, Roberts was shown a straight red card for a high challenge on Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta which required the Frenchman to have 25 stitches in his ear.

The extension to Roberts' ban means he will miss a total of six matches but has already served one of the matches on his suspension.

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Chelsea

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca was asked about Cole Palmer's goal drought and whether it is affecting him: "When you score a goal you are probably more happy, also because your goals help the team to win but overall Cole is fine. He's happy, he knows that he struggled to score goals in this moment but he is also aware that it is something normal and during a season it can happen. Watching him during the training session, he is fine and looks fantastic."

Wolves

Wolves boss Vitor Pereira on team news ahead of Everton's visit: "[Emmanuel] Agbadou is ready to help us. [Marshall] Munetsi is ready, [Goncalo] Guedes is ready, Rodrigo [Gomes] is ready, [Jean-Ricner] Bellegarde too. I'm very happy and positive for this game."

Wolves

Wolves boss Vitor Pereira on Matheus Cunha being charged by the FA and how long he expects to be without him: "I'm not creating expectations because I don't control the decision. He admitted the mistake, for sure. He has a good personality, he is a good boy.

"It was a bad moment, that moment affects him, the club, the supporters he has given a lot to us until now. It means that this is the moment to support him. He needs to learn with the mistake but now as a coach, as a team, as a club, we need to support him and help him to come [back] stronger. He has a strong personality and we all have bad times in life."

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Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Unai Emery on team news: "We anticipated Boubacar Kamara's comeback [on Tuesday against Club Brugge] because we needed him but we were trying to protect him by not being in the starting eleven - with Pau Torres the same and Matty Cash the same. They are closer to playing more minutes but we have to be intelligent with every player.

"Ross Barkley is out. He is not available for tomorrow.

"Amadou Onana is starting to work with the team and is close to being with us as well.

"We will need those players and hopefully we can try and be consistent in not getting injuries."

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It has been a hectic couple of hours, but there is still more to come. Updates from Crystal Palace, Aston Villa, Wolves and Chelsea to follow.

Don't go anywhere!

Brentford

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Brentford defender Rico Henry was returned to full training forwards while Gustavo [Nunes], Igor [Thiago] and midfielder Josh [Dasilva] are all running.

Frank spoke about Henry and fellow full-back Aaron Hickey, who scored on hs return for Brentford's under-21s after 16 months on the sidelines.

“I’m pleased with that,” said Frank. “[Hickey] will not be involved in this game or the next one [v Bournemouth] – we are looking at after the international break. We need to take it step by step. With him and Rico [Henry] we need to build the robustness.”

Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola on the FA Cup and moving forwards: "It's always good when you win a game, the next days are easier. The chance to play in the quarter finals [of the FA Cup] but talking about the league, we come from two defeats.

"Now we know we have a difficult game but we will try to recover points we've lost against Wolves and Brighton."

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