We're asking this morning which fixture you think is the most heated in football.

Here are some of your Facebook comments on the BBC Sport page but you can also use #footygrudgematch

William Harradine: Rangers v Celtic. For me Charlton Athletic v Millwall.

Geoff The Magpie Robinson: Newcastle United v Sunderland rivalry goes back to the civil war when Geordies were Royalists and Mackems roundheads.

Stuell Mitchart: Worldwide that'd be Barca vs Madrid.

Wenger adds that Alexi Sanchez, Olivier Giroud and Danny Welbeck are "fit and rested" and Kieran Gibbs and Mathieu Flamini are also available.

On last week's criticism at Stoke railway station he says: "Society wants to win the next game and it's a permanent tribunal for everyone." But Gunners fans hoping for another big money signing next month may be disappointed by the line: "If everybody is fit then we don't need to go into the transfer market."

Wenger on his improving relationship with Alan Pardew: "We had a problem once but we sorted it out. He has done very well because he's gone through a difficult patch"

Arsene Wenger's thoughts on tomorrow's opponents Newcastle, who beat leaders Chelsea last week: "They are doing well and are on a good run so it'll be a good challenge for us. Overall we are on a good trend."

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Arsene Wenger reveals at his press conference that Aaron Ramsey, Laurent Koscielny and Nacho Monreal are all out of tomorrow's match with Newcastle.

On Ramsey, who scored that wonder goal in midweek, he says: "It's a shame because he was getting close to matching last season's form"

Calum Chambers is suspended.

We're asking this morning which fixture you think is the most heated in football. Please send in your views to #footygrudgematch or use the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Greg Marshall:, external Look I'm an Arsenal fan and we have our own bitter rivalry... But don't think it quite matches the venom of them up north.

Tevon:, external Manchester United v Liverpool a north west derby and a big rivalry!

Haris Hameed:, external El Classico. Enough said.

QPR will be without key striker Charlie Austin for Monday's Premier League visit to Everton.

Austin is suspended after being sent off in Saturday's 2-0 victory over Burnley, but Steven Caulker is fit despite needing hospital treatment on a cut sustained to his head while falling over during a social occasion with team-mates last Sunday.

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The media await the arrival of Monsieur Wenger. We'll hear what he says very shortly.

The stand-out fixture in the Premier League this weekend is at Old Trafford on Sunday where Manchester United take on Liverpool. We'll be hearing from Brendan Rodgers and Louis van Gaal this afternoon but in the meantime we would like you to tell us where this fixture ranks amongst football's most heated rivalries.

Please let us know using the hashtag #footygrudgematch or the BBC Sport Facebook, external page.

Now let's have a look at some transfer rumours from today's BBC Sport Gossip column and the Daily Star, external claim Borussia Dortmund are preparing to sell 25-year-old Germany midfielder Marco Reus, with Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool ready to swoop.

Arsenal are ready to take on Manchester City and Chelsea in order to sign £40m-rated Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba, 21. (Express), external

And the Gunners' hopes of signing Switzerland international Stephan Lichtsteiner, 30, have taken a hit after Juventus offered the defender a new contract. (Express), external

Newcastle boss Alan Pardew has not always seen eye to eye with Arsene Wenger, that famous touchline jostling in at Upton Park in 2006 being a prime example, but he has defended the Frenchman, who was subjected to abuse from Arsenal fans, external when boarding a train after last week's defeat at Stoke.

"The incident at the train station was totally disrespectful," said Pardew, who takes his team to the Emirates on Saturday for a 17:30 GMT kick-off. "I think 90% of Arsenal fans would have been ashamed of that and we could get the backlash of it.

"The crowd on Saturday will want to show how much they love him. After Sir Alex Ferguson he's the best manager in Premier League history. Jose Mourinho hasn't done enough yet."

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Meanwhile The Sun (subscription required), external report that Manchester United want to make David De Gea the richest goalkeeper in history to keep him out of the clutches of Real Madrid.

The Spaniard, 24, who has 18 months left on his £60,000-a-week contract, will be offered a £36.4m five-year deal that even tops the package which neighbours City are about to agree with Joe Hart.

With Real Madrid looking for a replacement for Iker Casillas, United will up De Gea's pay to £140,000 a week including bonuses.

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Some interesting lines from the newspapers this morning and the Daily Mirror, external report that Fernando Torres is to be offered for free around Premier League clubs this January - only four years after costing a British record £50m.

Milan are seeking to cancel the 30-year-old Spaniard's two-year loan deal agreed with Chelsea in August and his former club Atletico Madrid have turned down the chance to take him back on loan in a swap deal which would have sent Italy winger Alessio Cerci to the San Siro.

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Staying with cricket and encouraging news from Australia. Sean Abbott, the 22-year-old paceman playing his first match since bowling the ball that struck Phillip Hughes, took 6-14 in an innings victory for New South against Queensland at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

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Australia opener David Warner made his second century of the match, and his sixth in the last 11 Test innings, as the hosts closed day four of the first Test in Adelaide 363 runs ahead of India at 290-5.

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There was some consolation for Spurs in Besiktas as England international full-back Kyle Walker made his first appearance since March and the 24-year-old said: "It was good to get back into the swing of things but the result was disappointing. I still feel a little rusty but that will come with time. By the next game hopefully I'll be sharp and fully fit."

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Everton's Bryan Oviedo, who broke his leg in January, made his first home appearance of the season in last night's match at Goodison and he tweeted:, external "Happy to be back in this beautiful shirt. sorry for losing the game."

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Tottenham only needed to avoid defeat in Besiktas to top their group, but after three pitch invasions at their previous Europa League match, there were two stoppages for floodlight failure as their second string side were beaten 1-0. In Monday's draw for the last 32, Spurs could now face one of the group winners, apart from Besiktas or Everton, or seeded Champions League teams including Zenit St Petersburg, managed by former boss Andre Villas-Boas.

There were defeats for all three British teams in the Europa League last night. Celtic were already assured of second place and lost eventful game in Dinamo Zagreb 4-3, while Everton, already Group H winners, fielded a much changed side and lost 1-0 at home to FK Krasnodar.

Hello and welcome along to another Sportsday. We'll be hearing from Arsene Wenger within the hour and a host of Premier League managers throughout the day as we build up to some more big matches this weekend, but we begin with a look back at last night's action.