Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Louis van Gaal is asked about what can be improved, given United's struggles to reach the top four.

"We are speaking now about if. I prefer to talk about facts. I can say what we have to improve still. 

"I don't think we have to improve too much. We have to work more on our attacking organisation. That is what I said before this season. We need creative, fast players in attack. We still have to improve that."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Louis van Gaal on being two points behind fourth-placed Manchester City, having squandered a lead at West Ham in midweek.

"We are dependent on Manchester City. That is frustrating when you had the chance to keep the advantage. we were 2-1 ahead, with 15 mins to play and we gave it away. Still it is possible. We fight until the end."    

Jacqui Oatley
Final Score

It’s less than three months ago that a member of Quique Sanchez Flores’ staff told me they were worried the Watford manager would be poached by Chelsea….  

Lotak: Toby Alderweireld is Gandalf "YOU SHALL NOT PASS"

Tracey Bradley: From my childhood #mysuperhero, external Ian Rush.

Ozzie Owl: Has to be the one and only Adthe Nuhiu Gives his all, every game.

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Can you work out the incidents from this Premier League season using just emojis?

Somehow, we managed to get all eight correct and we've got a combined age of nearly 80...

Have a go here

Right, so Rory McIlroy is seven under through seven holes, external at the Players Championship in Florida. Frightening stuff.

Now, if he was like me, he'd have an eight at the eighth...

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Everton are determined to end their disappointing Premier League season on a high, says caretaker boss David Unsworth.

The Toffees have only won eight of their 18 top-flight home games this season, with Roberto Martinez coming under-fire from angry fans at Goodison Park before his sacking.

"I think there will be a change of mood," says Unsworth. "It has not been an easy place to play lately. But the Evertonians will turn out in force on Sunday and get behind the team. We have to them something to shout about. We owe them a win."

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live

Liverpool and England midfielder Jordan Henderson returns to full training at Melwood.

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And, while we're on Newcastle, owner Mike Ashley has penned this open letter, external to the club's supporters.

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The Chronicle are reporting, external that Newcastle United are fighting hard to retain the services of manager Rafa Benitez in the aftermath of the club's relegation.

Recruitment, budgets and helicopters to the Wirral are all part of the discussion, apparently.

Piers Newbery
BBC Sport in Rome

Andy Murray is through to his first semi-final in Rome since 2011 with a 6-1 7-5 win over David Goffin, and he'll be glad to have finished off Goffin in a tense second set.

Huge clouds of red dust blew across the court as the wind got up, repeatedly halting play, but Goffin's serve was too vulnerable, Murray breaking seven times to win in straight sets.

He goes on to face France's Lucas Pouille, the world number 52 who's had an incredible week after losing in qualifying but then replacing the injured Jo-WIlfried Tsonga.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport

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Is this the scene for Louis van Gaal's last Premier League press conference as Manchester United manager?

With an FA Cup final against Crystal Palace to come next week, we are unlikely to find out just yet. 

Indeed, if recent weeks are anything to go by, Van Gaal won't want to be talking about his future at all.

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Stoke boss Mark Hughes with his view on the dismissal of Roberto Martinez at Everton, ruling himself out as a possible replacement.

"I feel sorry for Roberto Martinez, who is a really engaging guy. Unfortunately for him, they have decided to go in a different way. 

"I'm one of the more experienced managers in the Premier League so maybe it isn't surprising to see my name up there, but I'm more than happy here and am looking forward to next season. We've a lot of good things going on and my job certainly isn't finished." 

Mark Hughes, whose team are 10th going into the final game, one point behind Chelsea. "We still have an opportunity, if we do our job and results go our way, of finishing ninth again. 

"We want to win the game and finish in the top 10 - we certainly don't want to drop out of it." 

Potters boss Mark Hughes confirms a lengthy injury for Stephen Ireland. "He's suffered a double fracture, which is incredibly rare. It looks like he will be out 8-9 months."

Departing goalkeeper Tim Howard will start Sunday's game against Norwich as he waves an emotional goodbye to Everton.

Before his sacking, previous manager Roberto Martinez had promised the American a farewell appearance after 10 years and almost 400 games of service.

"Tim will play - he deserves that," caretaker gaffer David Unsworth confirms.

"He has been a fantastic servant and deserves that honour. Tim was promised that  he would start by Roberto and we’ll honour that."

Everton caretaker manager David Unsworth says departing boss Roberto Martinez told the Toffees board to put him in charge for Sunday's final game of the season.

"I spoke to Roberto after I was asked to take charge - I rang him first of all. He told the chairman to put me in charge. That’s the measure of the man. He's a terrific guy.

"Who wouldn’t want this job? I have massive aspirations to be a manager, this is the only place I want to manage. Whether that happens now or further down the line, who knows."

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