Let's have a look at how the semi-final stage could pan out, now that the semi-final draw has also taken place.

• Wolfsburg/Barcelona v Man City/Chelsea
• Real Madrid/Arsenal v Bayern Munich/Lyon

Christmas Crunch! Love that. Anyone else's sibling rivalries get so intense that showdowns earned their own title?

The draw has just taken place, with Manchester City and Chelsea drawn against each other.

Here are the four quarter-finals ties the Women's Champions League:

• Real Madrid v Arsenal
• Manchester City v Chelsea
• Wolfsburg v Barcelona
• Bayern Munich v Lyon

• The Women's Champions League draw will begin shortly.
• The WSL sides in the quarter-final draw are Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester City
• Chelsea and Arsenal could Man City in the quarter-finals. The London club are seeded winners, so are unable to face each other until the semi-finals.
• Teams who have faced each other in the same groups in the group stage cannot face each other in the quarter-final.
• The first leg of the quarter-finals is 18/19 March and the second leg 26/27 March.
• The current holders are Barcelona, who beat Lyon 2-0 in last year's final.

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Manchester City have included new signings Nico Gonzalez, Abdukodir Khusanov, Omar Marmoush in their Champions League squad.

Full-backs Kyle Walker and Josh Wilson-Esbrand have dropped off List A following loan moves to AC Milan and Stoke City respectively.

January signing Vitor Reis is not in the squad, with only three squad additions permitted prior to Thursday night's deadline.

In: Nico Gonzalez, Abdukodir Khusanov, Omar Marmoush

Out: Kyle Walker, Josh Wilson-Esbrand

Manchester City midfielder Rodri was ruled out for the rest of the season in September after rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament.

The loss of the Spanish midfielder coincided with Manchester City's dismal run of form.

But he is IN the City squad. Could he make it back in time to help City push for silverware at the end of the season?

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Manchester City have just confirmed their Champions League squad for the rest of the season, as all clubs had to before yesterday's deadline.

The headline news is that injured midfielder Rodri has been included.

January signings Abdukodir Khusanov, Omar Marmoush and Nico Gonzalez are all also in.

If you're just joining us and worrying what FA Cup news conferences you've missed, fear not because we've got you covered.

We have already heard from Liverpool boss Arne Slot, Newcastle's Eddie Howe, Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola, Chelsea's Enzo Maresca and Tottenham's Ange Postecoglou, with plenty more to come as we head into this afternoon.

The top lines from this morning so far:

• Trent Alexander-Arnold remains out but could return for Merseyside derby
• Botman unavailable through injury for Newcastle
• Iraola on the deadline day signing of Eli Junior Kroupi
• Marc Guiu facing a lengthy period on the sidelines
• Postecoglou hopeful that a number of players will return within two weeks

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has not had an easy transition to life at Old Trafford.

When he first spoke to United chief executive Omar Berrada, he asked if he could delay his arrival until the summer and was told 'it's now or never'.

The issues created by Amorim trying to implement a new system, with players largely not used to it, at a time where, initially, there were no free midweeks to work on it, have led to a strange mix of results where victories against Manchester City and Arsenal, plus a creditable draw at Liverpool, have been combined with five home defeats, the latest against Crystal Palace last weekend.

"It's a little bit harder for me to cope with than the board because the board already know," he said.

"I explained all the risks. Everything that has happened I explained to the board, and they said the same thing, ‘We need to start now'.

"We are doing that. But I understand in this moment with a lot of losses, especially at home, the environment is really hard, but I feel the support of the board. I’m not the slightest bit worried about that.

"It’s just the pain of losing, that is the hardest thing to cope with. You have difficult moments, where it is hard to sleep but even in the good or bad moments, my idea is so clear and I make the same decisions without any other concerns.

"On the other side, I know we need to survive in this moment, because in football when you don’t win you have problems."

Chelsea

One player who departed Stamford Bridge was forward Joao Felix, who secured a loan move to AC Milan.

On that move, Enzo Maresca said: "Nothing happened. Simply, I said many times, that the players train every day and they want to play all the games.

"Unfortunately, just 11 play all the games and we decide altogether that that it was a good option to leave.

"He never complained. He has been very good with us, professional. Just a matter of my decision. The reason why is because we need defensive balance. When you have so many attacking players, sometimes you can concede a transition or a goal and I don't like that."

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca on Christopher Nkunku's role: "Yes, for sure. I spoke already about Christo. Against West Ham, he played more or less half an hour and hopefully from now on, he can get more minutes and help us.

"Absolutely. I was with the club. Altogether, we were sure before the window closed that Christo was one of the players that we intended to keep.

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca could be without forwards Nicolas Jackson and Marc Guiu this weekend.

On whether he has enough attacking cover, Maresca said: "Yes, absolutely.

"Before the last game we had two strikers. Nico and Marc. Sometimes, we adapt also sometimes with Christopher but in case they are both out, we are going to find different solutions."

Tottenham Hotspur

Ange Postecoglou came out with a great quote regarding the club's injury situation last week, saying: "Every time I've seen the light at the end of the tunnel, it's usually been an oncoming train."

Well, it appears another train hit last night when Richarlison went down clutching his calf.

Postecoglou says he won't have any injured player back for Sunday's FA Cup tie, but next week could see a welcome return for a few.

"We’re still hopeful we’ll get two or three back for the Man Utd game, we’ve got two full weeks of training and we should get the majority of these players back with a bit of luck, providing we don’t lose anyone else. I knew this would be a challenging week in terms of personnel," he said.

On Richarlison: “It’s disappointing for him, he was emotional, he’s worked really hard to get back, it’s another setback we and him have got to deal with."

Tottenham Hotspur

It was a tough night for Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou.

And there was no shortage of criticism being aimed at him and his players in the aftermath of the 4-0 loss to Liverpool.

"I get the pile on at the moment, it’s really easy for people to stick their boots in and question the players but I don’t question," he said.

"We were disappointed last night didn’t go the way we wanted and we didn’t perform at the levels - but that doesn’t define this group of players in my eyes.

“We’ll go out there on Sunday and put out more of a performance that reflects where we’re at. I have a great deal of belief in these players and what they’re going through and how they’re dealing with it."

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Chelsea

Some team news to bring you from Chelsea, too.

Manager Enzo Maresca has updates on forwards Marc Guiu and Nicolas Jackson: "Marc is unfortunately a bad injury, and Nico is better [than he was]."

On whether Jackson could face Brighton: "Could be, could also be a risk. We will see but it doesn't look like a long injury."

On the severity of Guiu's injury: "We are still waiting. It doesn't look like a short injury, it looks like a long injury. Exactly how long, I don't know. Probably weeks/months, yes."

And on Romeo Lavia's injury: "No, Romeo is still in the process to come back. He's still got a long way to go."