England are cruising along in Abu Dhabi. Ian Bell has just brought up his 50, and skipper Alastair Cook is still there, unbeaten on 133.

England are 234-1, still 289 behind Pakistan's first-innings score of 523-8 declared.

Keep up with all the action in our cricket live text here.

During his presentation, Klopp declared himself "the normal one", referencing Jose Mourinho's "Special One" comment from 2004.

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Klopp on his first few days: "We had three very good training [sessions] - the boys are really willing to listen and understand what we want. Everything would be better if we worked together for six weeks but it's not a perfect world. It's no problem. It's not important how many faults you make in a game, it's important that nobody remembers after."

The Liverpool manager also confirmed that Christian Benteke and Roberto Firmino are close to returning but are both unlikely to feature at Spurs. 

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Klopp on his look-a-like, who has been spotted in Liverpool. "No I haven't seen him. A lot of people look like me. Not best shaver in the world. Funny glasses.

"With all these pictures on Twitter, it always looks like I am in restaurants and bars. I am not that type of guy."  

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Klopp on making an immediate impact: "Some things you can change like this [snaps his fingers]. But to get tuned as a team? That takes time. I want the players to trust themselves. I have told the players I am here because of them."  

More from Everton boss Roberto Martinez, who says full-back Leighton Baines is not far away from a return to full fitness.

He says: "Leighton is not far off at all. We had a very good two weeks work and he is ready to rejoin the group. I'd say two weeks more."  

He adds that John Stones will train with the squad and a decision will be made on whether to select him for the Manchester United game.

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Klopp on defender Joe Gomez, who has suffered a serious knee problem playing for England's under-21 side:  "You are always nervous waiting for the players after the game. We did not have perfect information for Joe Gomez. What a wonderful young boy, muscles in all the right places. But he has an ACL injury."  

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Klopp on Tottenham: "We play against a very good Premier League team in Spurs. They are fine tuned. We know how they want to play. I know how I want to play. 

"At the end it is only football. Now we have to open our chests, run and fight and shoot. We have to play like our best dream."

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Klopp on being centre of attention: "I don't like being photographed all the time. Who does? Everybody tells me this will cool down in the next few weeks. I hope it isn't because of the results. My pressure comes from myself. I am not interested in expectations from the outside." 

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Here we go...

Jurgen Klopp on making changes: "This is not the time to change so much, just to turn the screws a little bit in the right ways. It is not so interesting what happened a week ago or two weeks, only what the players can do now." 

Shorts? Bold call, Jurgen. It's pretty brisk out there...

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BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

More from manager Arsene Wenger: "We are not scared to spend, I know I have that reputation. If the player has quality we spend money."

"I'm more motivated than ever, I'm more committed than ever."

Very impressive performance from Wenger, speaks with passion, determination and warmth. Gone down very well with the shareholders. Long applause.

Meanwhile back at the Everton news conference, Roberto Martinez is paying plenty of respect to the Toffees' next opponents.

He says: "We respect this Manchester United side. When they hit top spot a few weeks ago it was a statement. But we want to be as good as we can.

"They have got a settled starting XI. Apart from the first half hour against Arsenal they have been very strong."  

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BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

Manager Arsene Wenger is now addressing those that are gathered:

"First quality of a club is to be consistent. We have been in the Champions League for eighteen successive years. I understand that is not enough, we want more. It is difficult to stay at the top. We are at ease financially."

He is then asked about winning the title... "We are back in contention and we have a good chance."

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BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis on the transfer market:

"The last few years, we have transformed and rejuvenated the squad. We have young talented players and a deep squad.

"We have invested record sums in the last few seasons, we are disciplined in strategy, it is talent not money led."

There is then a round of applause from the floor."

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Standing room only at Liverpool's Melwood training ground and that, as you might have guessed, is all down to the Jurgen Klopp factor. 

At 12:30 BST, the new Liverpool manager will begin his first weekly press conference, seven days after arriving in the city to sign a three year-deal. Of course, he will preview the trip to Spurs but there will be many more questions besides. 

It has been a long time since I saw as many camera crews and journalists at a press conference here at Melwood. Three times as many as were here a fortnight ago, for what would prove to be Brendan Rodgers' last.

A more detailed breakdown can be found by casting your eyes to the right, or by clicking the 'vote' tab above.

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BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

Stan Kroenke owns 67.3% of Arsenal and a payment of £3m has been paid to his company Kroenke Sports Entertainment for the last two season.

A fan submitted a question asking what this was for, to which chairman Sir Chips Keswick replied:

“I felt it was right to pay for wide range of services, we should not be in position to ask for these services for nothing. We have a majority owner who is very supportive.”

The Arsenal supporter who submitted the question walked to the front and told the board his question had not been answered, to cheers from the fans. Lively start.

The annual general meeting for Arsenal shareholders is up and running. We'll be bringing you a few entries from this, if only as an excuse to mention the name Sir Chips Keswick.