Premier League news conferences taking place before the weekend's action
Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner set to speak to the media
Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola says Antoine Semenyo is doing 'modified training' and likely to be available for the trip to Sunderland
Newcastle's Eddie Howe confirms that Yoane Wissa is back in training and says he was 'really pleased' with how the striker looked
Full recap: Howe also says the scenes in Marseille this week were 'sad to see' | The latest on Willock and Barnes' form | And his backing of Nick Pope
Newcastle go to Everton on Saturday having lost their last four away matches in all competitions
Mikel Arteta, Pep Guardiola, Enzo Maresca, Ruben Amorim and more speaking later
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Newcastle manager Eddie Howe also said that Yoane Wissa has trained with the first team for the first time and is looking good, but he refused to give a date the DR Congo striker might be available to make his debut.
More to follow.
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Here is Newcastle manager Eddie Howe, who says he has no major new injuries to report, apart from Sven Botman, who is "nursing a back problem".
More to follow.
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Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesNo-one in the press room knew what was happening at the time.
As Newcastle United head coach Eddie Howe was speaking to reporters at the Stade Velodrome on Tuesday night, supporters were subject to "unnecessary and disproportionate force" from officers following their side’s 2-1 defeat against Marseille.
This will be the first time Howe will face the media since Newcastle confirmed they are to launch a complaint with Uefa, Marseille and French police.
And I would expect Howe to strongly stick up for the club's fans.
There is also plenty to discuss on the field ahead of Saturday’s trip to Everton.
Howe threw his backing behind goalkeeper Nick Pope after his error in the 2-1 defeat in Marseille, but the Newcastle head coach will be pressed further on the status of his number one and the prospect of Aaron Ramsdale challenging him, as well as his side’s failure to win an away league game since April.
He will also give an update on forward Yoane Wissa, who is stepping up his recovery from a knee injury on the training pitches.
Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter
Talking of Newcastle's defeat in Marseille, the policing of away fans will certainly be another issue Eddie Howe will be asked about...
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Image source, Getty ImagesYoane Wissa is sure to be one of the topics of discussion during Eddie Howe's news conference this morning.
The £55m summer signing from Brentford has yet to kick a ball for Newcastle after suffering a knee injury while playing for DR Congo in September.
As we've already mentioned, the Magpies have struggled up top this season, only scoring 13 league goals.
There's no obvious back-up striker for Nick Woltemade, with Howe using Anthony Gordon as his centre-forward against Marseille on Tuesday.
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RE: NUFC form guide - Newcastle might be 4 points from the relegation zone but they are also only 4 points from 6th. Very congested!
Dan
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Talking about fixture rush, these are the nine league and cup games facing Newcastle over the next month.
A lack of squad depth is not something you want to hear as a fan at this time of year:
NB: All fixtures are Premier League unless stated
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It's that time of the year that the Gremlins appear.
For anyone screaming at your device, the Get Involved button is fully operational.
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We have two questions running:
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Image source, Getty ImagesFormer Chelsea winger Pat Nevin says Newcastle's midfield may not be capable of performing with the required intensity every three or four days.
"When Newcastle's midfield works brilliantly they can bully anyone and are absolutely phenomenal," Nevin told BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily podcast. "Tonali is a fantastic player, a monster in midfield, Guimaraes has great skills, and you have the Joelinton power.
"They were brilliant against Manchester City but I don't think those three have it in them to do that every three or four days.
"That's basically the truth of it. They are very fine and strong players but can they do it to that level every three or four days? No."
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Nick Pope had a game to forget against Marseille on Tuesday.
The England keeper rushed off his line in an attempt to get there ahead of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, only to be caught in no man's land as the former Arsenal forward nipped in and finished superbly.
The mistake has led to increased debate around whether Howe should replace Pope with Aaron Ramsdale as his first-choice shot stopper.
Magpies fans, let us know who you'd prefer between the posts.
BBC Radio Newcastle discuss Nick Pope
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Image source, Getty ImagesAnother away game for the Magpies.
Newcastle's travelling support haven't had much to cheer about this season as they await their first league win on the road.
All four of their victories have come at St James' Park.
Home form
Away form
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Image source, Getty ImagesIt's fair to say Newcastle haven't had the best of starts in the Premier League this season.
Despite last weekend's win over Manchester City, Eddie Howe's side find themselves deep in the bottom half of the table in 14th, just four points above the danger zone.
They've won four of their opening 12 games and scored only 13 goals, with only Leeds (11) and Wolves (seven) scoring less.
Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter
For those pondering how their own side is prepared for the festive season, we are going to give Newcastle a little health check over the next half before Eddie Howe's news conference.
It's been an interesting campaign so far for the Magpies, with some big highs at St James' Park, but plenty of lows away from home...
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Here's a list of the managers due to hold news conferences today, to help get your juices flowing for our festive bingo...
NB: Remember - how, where and when these news conferences reach the public depends on each club, so we will endeavour to bring you the top lines from each manager as and when we get them.
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For a bit of fun, let's liven up today's news conferences with a game of festive bingo.
Managers always seems to trot out well-worn phrases in December about fixture congestion and winter breaks.
So we want to see if you can predict what our Premier League bosses might say in their news conferences today.
We will publish a selection and revisit them at the end of the day to see who nailed it.
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It's that time of the year again, when the football calendar goes into festive overdrive.
This weekend's final matches of November will quickly make way for a full midweek Premier League programme and the fixtures - including European matches and the EFL Cup quarter-finals - will keep coming thick and fast after that.
So we want to know:
Image source, Getty ImagesPlenty to get your teeth into this weekend and here's how the table is looking.
Can Chelsea take points off Arsenal and close the gap with the leaders to three points?
Liverpool will be hoping a change in fortunes can push them back into the top half of the table, while Wolves are still searching for their first league win of the season.
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Saturday, 29 November
Sunday, 30 November
How are we all? Glad it's Friday?
Well, welcome along to today's live page. We've got a packed line-up of manager news conferences coming up today before another busy Premier League weekend.
We'll bring you the key lines from each and every one, starting with Eddie Howe and Andoni Iraola this morning.
