Arsenal news conferencepublished at 08:56
Arsenal v Tottenham, Sun 8 Nov, 16:00 GMT
Things are warming up at Arsenal too...
Summary
Mourinho banned for expletive-laden rant
Van Gaal tells Man Utd fans to boo him, not players
Blatter treated over stress issues
Build-up to Salford v Notts County in FA Cup
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football Arsenal news conferencepublished at 08:56
football Norwich City news conferencepublished at 08:52
Norwich v Swansea, Sat 7 Nov, 15:00 GMT
An early line out of Norwich ahead of manager Alex Neil's news conference - winger Matt Jarvis is out for a few weeks with a knee injury.
Image source, PASam Burgess on Your Callpublished at 08:50
BBC Radio 5 live, 09:00 GMT
BBC Radio 5 LiveSam Burgess is the hot topic in BBC Radio 5 live's Your Call phone-in this morning.
It follows the Englishman's ill-fated spell in union that saw him endure a torrid Rugby World Cup campaign, prompting a quick about-turn to Sydney and a switch back to rugby league.
Tune in from 09:00 GMT.
Image source, .football Norwich City news conferencepublished at 08:41
Norwich City v Swansea City (Sat, 15:00 GMT)
Rob Butler
BBC Radio Norfolk sportReady to go at Colney for Norwich's news conference. Goalkeepers could be on the agenda I guess...
Regular number one John Ruddy was at fault for Manchester City's winner last weekend
Image source, .football Celtic sunk by Solskjaer's Moldepublished at 08:35
Celtic 1-2 Molde
It was a tough night in Glasgow for Celtic as their defensive frailties were exposed again during a home defeat by Norwegian side Molde.
First-half goals by Mohamed Elyounoussi and captain Daniel Hestad did the damage as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men reached the last 32.
Kris Commons had briefly drawn Celtic level but Ronny Deila's side could not muster a second goal and had midfielder Nir Bitton sent off on 75 minutes. Celtic are bottom of Group A, but two wins will see them through.
Image source, Getty Imagesfootball Premier League news conferencespublished at 08:32
Football
A big day of Premier League news conferences to come. We will bring you the latest top lines from them as they drop throughout the day.
Times are, as always, subject to when the men in charge actually want to appear and are all in GMT:
- 08:45 - Norwich
- 09:00 - Arsenal
- 09:00 - West Brom
- 12:00 - Manchester United
- 12:45 - Chelsea
- 12:45 - Manchester City
- 13:15 - Crystal Palace
- 13:30 - Newcastle
- 14:00 - Stoke
football Dembele's late stunner sinks Anderlechtpublished at 08:27
Tottenham 2-1 Anderlecht
Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham sidealso gave themselves the chance to seal entry to the last 32 of the Europa League with a 2-1 win against Anderlecht on Thursday night.
Harry Kane got his fifth goal in eight games on 29 minutes before the equaliser from substitute Imoh Ezekiel. But it was Mousa Dembele who took the glory with a superb late winner from 18 yards out.
If Tottenham beat bottom side Qarabag on 26 November and Monaco defeat Anderlecht, Pochettino's side will qualify for the knockout stages with a game to spare. Read our full report here.
Image source, Reutersfootball Klopp praises 'big talent' Ibepublished at 08:19
Rubin Kazan 0-1 Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp was first in line with the compliments for Liverpool match-winner Jordon Ibe. After Thursday's win against Rubin Kazan, he told the Liverpool Echo, external that the 19-year-old was a "big talent".
The German added: "Jordon is a skilful player and a big talent - fast, strong, good at dribbling. He has to learn so much but has a real good base. He feels good. You could see it in this match.
"Like everyone, he has a long way to go. If he's prepared to listen then he will be very good."
Image source, Getty Imagesfootball Ibe opens Liverpool accountpublished at 08:09
Rubin Kazan 0-1 Liverpool, Europa League
Liverpool's 19-year-old winger Jordon Ibe received the plaudits on Thursday as his goal against Rubin Kazan put his team within a win of qualifying for the last 32 of the Europa League.
The deserved opener came after the break when the teenager struck home from 20 yards. Second-placed Liverpool now trail Group B leaders Sion by two points but are three ahead of Bordeaux, who visit Anfield on 26 November.
And here's a stat to warm hearts at Anfield - Rubin Kazan had just 32% possession and seven shots - none on target - compared to Liverpool's 23. Read Thursday's match report here.
Image source, Getty ImagesFriday's paperspublished at 08:02
Daily Telegraph
And in the Telegraph, Sam Burgess's criss-cross of codes back to league after a short-lived spell in union with Bath and England takes up the full page, as World Cup winner Will Greenwood offers his thoughts.
Image source, Daily TelegraphFriday's paperspublished at 08:01
The Sun
More Jose Mourinho on the back of the Sun, this morning...
Image source, The SunFriday's paperspublished at 08:01
Daily Mail
Among the Sam Burgess fallout and Liverpool reaction (more on that soon), the Daily Mail is running a fun story about Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho managing Saturday's Premier League tie at Stoke from his hotel room following a stadium ban.
Image source, Daily MailFriday's paperspublished at 08:00
The Mirror
The Mirror has a busy back page, leading with a story about England boss Roy Hodgson reportedly putting in-form Leicester striker Jamie Vardy in his place...
Image source, MirrorThat Friday feeling...published at 07:58
Always such an ambiguous phrase, I find. After all, that Friday feeling can be many things to many different people, such as delight...
Image source, APRelief...
Image source, ReutersAnd dread...
Image source, ReutersHopefully you're more Jurgen Klopp than Ronny Deila after Thursday's Europa League exploits. However you feel, we're here for all your sporting news needs. Let's start with Friday's papers...