Everton

David Moyes has had a positive impact on Everton since taking over from Sean Dyche.

Here's what the Toffees boss had to say on the club's January transfer window business.

“It could have been much better but everyone connected with Everton is aware of our situation," said Moyes.

"We’re feeling much better. In the future there’s a greater chance we could be more competitive in the market. We’d have liked to have done a bit more if we could have but either prices or availabity played it’s part."

On new addition Carlos Alcaraz: “He’s ready to play, he looks match fit but the biggest thing to do is get him used to group the players, getting him in and not under too much pressure, he’s got Premier League experience so the speed of the game shouldn’t shock him too much."

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola also spoke about £100m Jack Grealish's lack of regular football.

"I'm so sorry they don't get the minutes that maybe they deserve but at the end, the contributions from Jeremy [Doku] or Savinho have been massive this season. This is the only reason why; it's not personal, or I don't like Jack, or I don't have confidence in him," he said.

"The manager has to sometimes select one player in front of another, not just because you don't like the other one, but because a player can give you in the certain moment of a season, right now better. No more than that.

"Of course I make mistakes and maybe he should play in other games, or maybe players who play shouldn't, but it's my world, my life, and you have to accept it."

Wolves

Wolves bossVitor Pereira spoke openly about the situation with former club captain Mario Lemina: "He told me that he wants to leave. I didn't feel the commitment from him since the day I arrived at the club. When that happens, it is better to finish the relationship.

"He said it is nothing about me, it is about the club - and that is OK with me. There is a problem with the club, but I don't know the problem.

"I want good energy inside the group. He is a very good player but, if his mind isn't here, I prefer him to make the decision to finish the relationship with the club. I want everybody to be with the club and with the targets."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Unai Emery has been speaking about January signing Marcus Rashford, who has joined on loan from Manchester United after being shut out of Ruben Amorim's squad.

"I'm very happy with him," said Emery.

"The conversation we had was very normal, speaking about football and what I want of him.

"I think his potential is still big. I don't want to know the reason he is leaving from Manchester United.

"I am very happy to have him here, to try to help him to recover his performances.

"My challenge with him is a huge challenge. His challenge as well with us is a very exciting challenge. I am very happy."

Manchester City

On coming up against league One Leyton Orient tomorrow, Pep Guardiola said: "Yeah of course [they will bring trouble].

"Always we've had problems away in this competition, FA Cup or Carabao Cup, away to teams in the Championship or League One or even League Two.

"Always we struggle. But we are ready for the challenge. Every game is a new opportunity."

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was also asked about women's player Khadija Shaw and the racist abuse she has received in the past week.

"We would be lucky if this was just in world football. Unfortunately it's in the whole entire world," Guardiola said.

"Look to the politicians. What they say about this country is better than the other ones, or the other ones are not important, and all the people have to live [like this].

"Unfortunately it is all around the world, and football is another expression; not just for the fact that you are a woman, or you are a different skin colour and that makes you better - it's really more difficult for me to understand that people can defend these stupid things.

"I support her, like I support all people who receive abuse in terms of racism, gender."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has been speaking about new addition Nico Gonzalez and the importance of securing his signing.

"Really important! It's a position where we were weak after the absence from Rodri," said Guardiola.

A young player, 23-years-old, can play number six and number eight, more in the pockets. Physicality - he's a strong young boy.

"I know him from the Barcelona academy and his father was working here. I'm really pleased from the effort of the club to bring him here for the next years."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery confirms Andres Garcia and Donyell Malen will be left out of their European squad.

Under UEFA rules, clubs playing in Europe can only register a maximum three new players into their knockout stage squad from their league phase roster.

"The decision we had to take yesterday and they are out - Andres Garcia and as well, Donyell Malen," he explained.

"It wasn't a good decision that I had to take but I spoke with Andres and I spoke with Donyell to tell them the decision."

Here is Pep Guardiola now.

Click the 'watch now' icon at the top of this page to hear what he has to say before his side's FA Cup fourth round tie against League One Leyton Orient tomorrow.

Ipswich Town

Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna has confirmed that winger Wes Burns has undergone surgery for his ACL injury.

"Thankfully it all went well. It's as positive as it could be," McKenna said.

Elsewhere in the squad, McKenna confirmed that Sammie Szmodics will be back in the squad for Saturday's match. Connor Chaplin however, is yet to return to training.

Christian Walton is expected to be out for "around eight weeks", McKenna confirmed.

Get the latest news and and analysis on our dedicated Ipswich page

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Crystal Palace's training ground

Oliver Glasner says Eddie Nketiah has twisted his ankle and confirms again that Eberechi Eze won't be part of the squad for Doncaster Rovers.

Chris Richards has been ill but should be ok. Matheus Franca could be included after Nketiah's injury

You should now be able to see a 'watch live' icon at the top of this page.

That's because, from 2pm, you'll be able to watch Pep Guardiola's news conference before his side visit League One Leyton Orient tomorrow lunchtime.

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Crystal Palace

First up, Oliver Glasner has been chatting about January addition Ben Chilwell.

"It was about who can help us immediately," said Glasner.

"We have three and a half months. He played wing back under Thomas Tuchel when they won the Champions League, he can play in a back four, many aspects worked for him."

Right, time to get stuck into our afternoon FA Cup news conferences.

First up, let's check in with Oliver Glasner.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Pep Guardiola said last week Rodri was confident of being back from his cruciate injury before the end of the domestic season.

The Manchester City boss was more cautious, saying it was more important for the recovery to be right, than quick.

So, given Rodri was already in City's Champions League squad - and they could only name three of their four new signings anyway - it would be counter-productive to take the Ballon D'Or winner out.

If Rodri isn't fit, it hasn't made any difference. But if they took him out and he was, that would be ridiculous.

I am guessing Guardiola will be asked about it when he speaks to the media at 1400 ahead of the FA Cup trip to League One Leyton Orient.

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On Sunday, Miron Muslic will try to plot what many in football think is impossible - a win for his bottom-of-the-Championship Plymouth Argyle side against Premier League leaders Liverpool.

But compared to the story of Muslic's start in life, beating Liverpool seems relatively easy.

In 1992, as a nine-year-old, Muslic - who took over as Argyle head coach from legendary England striker Wayne Rooney last month - was forced to flee his home town of Bihac in Bosnia.

They got out just in time. In June 1992, just a month or two after the Muslic family left Bihac, it fell under a three-year siege by Serb-led forces during a bitter civil war.

"We had to leave Bosnia, and Bihac, our hometown, literally overnight, grabbing things you can grab with your hands," he told BBC Sport.

"That's where our journey, or our new life, started."

Read more here.

Former Tottenham, Blackburn and Aston Villa goalkeeper Brad Friedel has called for Tottenham to give more time to manager Ange Postecoglou.

Spurs were beaten 4-1 on aggregate in the EFL Cup semi-finals by Liverpool last night, but speaking to The Football News Show, Friedel called on Tottenham to give Postecoglou more time given the club's injury crisis.