Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Erik ten Hag returned to Manchester United on Monday to prepare for Saturday’s Premier League game against Brentford at Old Trafford.

The Dutchman was under intense pressure heading into the international break.

Although he followed a terrible 3-0 home defeat by Tottenham with creditable away draws against FC Porto and Aston Villa, there was huge speculation he would lose his job before United’s league campaign resumed.

However, that has not happened and Ten Hag is focussing on turning United’s season round.

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Wolves

Wolves head coach Gary O'Neil on the injury striker Hwang Hee-Chan sustained on international duty:

"There is something there - damage to the ligament on the inside of his ankle. From now he'll be a couple to a few weeks.

"Everybody else is the same as before the international break."

Wolves

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Wolves head coach Gary O'Neil on his side's start to the season: "Points-wise it's been very bad. If you look at performances I'll be the biggest critic of my team.

"We sit here seven games in with one point. If you don't look into the depths of how and why it looks like a disaster. There's two very tough games coming up in the next ten days as well.

"But, if you do take the time to look into the situation and the fixtures you will easily see there is enough there to have a real clear view we can turn this around.

"I have 100% faith in myself and the playing group to show everyone we can compete at the level. Really confident and really comfortable I can help the group in this moment and turn things around."

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca on Reece James' return: "In this moment I think this can be the solution (to play him once a week). In the future? I don't know. The solution is to go slowly, slowly. In the future we may be able to use him in the week but in this moment we need to use him once a week."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

There are plenty who were surprised Erik ten Hag survived the summer as Manchester United boss - and others who felt the Dutchman wouldn't make it to tomorrow's game after a run of five matches without a win.

But here we are.

Ten Hag will look ahead to the Brentford match shortly knowing defeat could be terminal - and Thomas Frank is one of the potential candidates to replace him.

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Chelsea

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Enzo Maresca adds more on Reece James: "Reece's body cannot play for instance twice a week so one of the solutions is that we are going to try and manage him the same way we are doing with Romeo [Lavia]."

Chelsea

Enzo Maresca on Thomas Tuchel being appointed England manager: "All the best to Thomas and nothing more. If people in charge decide for him I think it's because they are convinced and I am not the one to judge whether it is right or wrong. All the best to him, it is tough."

On whether any of his staff have been approached by Tuchel: "One of my staff has been approached and we are quite open for people to leave and take changes if they want. We are open-minded and we are happy if people want to stay. If they want to go, they can go."

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca on team news: "We finally are all available. We have a fully fit squad available for selection.

"Reece James is available. He is back, he worked with us all the international break. Finally he is back."

Manchester City

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on the departure of director of football Txiki Begiristain at the end of the season: "Part of me is leaving. A friend of mine, an architect who created one of the best teams at Barcelona and here. Personally he will be missed a lot.

"He made me balanced in this job. I'm so energetic and when we lose I want to destroy everything and he always said "take a moment".

"In all the families we have to move on, and the club will move on.

"We have won a lot. The chairman would have sacked me if the results weren't good. It doesn't matter where you were born, if you don't win people ask for you to be sacked. But if you have success people will support you."

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola had been heavily linked with talks with the England manager's job prior to the arrival of Thomas Tuchel earlier this week.

Guardiola was asked on multiple occasions during this afternoon's news conference and at no point, did he confirm or deny talks took place.

He repeatedly used the phrase "it doesn't matter" in response.

Manchester City

More from Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on his future: "The club have never ever told me [when they want a decision on my future].

"Of course, but I'm pretty sure the club have options when Pep will leave. Sooner or later it will happen and they have to prepare. It will not be a surprise.

"I want to be really convinced it is the best for the club. I will not delay any action thinking it will be a problem for the club. They understand the problems I will have.

"If the club asks me an opinion [on my successor] I will give them an opinion. But it is not a decision for me. It has to be the club."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola when asked if he was approached by the FA over the England job: "Thomas Tuchel is the manager, forget about it.

"I'm the manager of Man City, forget about it. The rest is not important."

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Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo, midfielder Morgan Gibbs White and Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler have all been sanctioned for incidents which took place when the two clubs played one another last month.

All three received red cards during their Premier League match which ended 2-2.

Espirito Santo has been given a two-match touchline suspension and a £55,000 fine. That punishment has activated a suspended touchline ban which means the Nottingham Forest boss will not be on the touchline for three games.

Gibbs-White has been given a one match ban and £20,000 fine.

Brighton manager Hurzeler has been fined £8,000.

The difference in sanctions comes as Santo and Gibbs-White were found to have been abusive to match officials, while Hurzeler's behaviour was described as "improper". The sanctions were handed out by an independent Regulatory Commission.

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on whether he still wants to manage a national team: "Yes."

On his future: "I have to decide. I have not taken a decision, when I do I will inform you. There is no news, I have nothing to add. My concern only is for Wolves."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on whether he was approached by The FA over the England job: "Thomas Tuchel is the manager, I must congratulate him and the FA. It's a big job, after nine years here I wish the very, very best for him.

On whether the England manager should be English: "We don't decide where we're born. Mum and Dad decide that and nine months later we're here. I didn't decide to be Catalan, you don't decide to be English. The federation decide for a foreign manager with a great record. My view is I would support him unconditionally. If he wins he will be praised and if he loses he will be criticised. But it doesn't matter his nationality."

"I know we are proud of where we are from, but the world is so big. You have to be open minded.

I came here to learn from you. It's happening all around the world where people believe they are better than the other one. It happens in Ukraine, in Russia, in Israel and parts of Africa, where people think they are better than the other one.

"I don't like that people criticise just because somebody is born in a different place."

Manchester City

Pep Guardiola on Kevin de Bruyne's availability: "No chance, not ready."

On team news: "Manu (Akanji) today was day off, today we see how he feels. Tomorrow, we know exactly."

On Wolves: "They got less points than they deserve. That's all I can see. It's always tough with Wolves."

Manchester City

And here is Guardiola.

We will bring you what he says shortly ahead of Manchester City's trip to Molineux.

We say soon. Guardiola was supposed to speak to journalists at 12:30 BST, but there's still no sign of him.

Thanks Mark. Keep your opinions coming.

Now, it should soon be time to hear from Pep Guardiola...