Moving on (slightly) from the Bayern defeat, Wenger said he has already decided the team for Monday's FA Cup tie with Sutton.

"The FA Cup is one of our targets and it's our next game and it becomes very important, but it always was in my head," he said.

"In my head, I've had the team who will play Sutton for a week or 10 days so the Bayern defeat will not influence that selection."

Asked if he felt offended by the recent speculation, Wenger replied: "No, I'm used to it - I've been here for 20 years. I think it's important in life to do what you think is right and the rest is judgement. I'm in the public life and I have to deal with it.

"At the moment, we have other priorities than my future. Arsenal Football Club is what is important, not just me.

"I don't feel like I've had enough - I will manage next season, whether it's here or somewhere else.

"On the night, I hate defeat and it's hard to take but I have the strength and experience to come back from that."

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Reflecting on the Bayern defeat, Wenger said: "The main emotion is that everybody is disappointed and we need to focus on the next game.

"We need to take care with the consequences a disappointing result can have on everyone's spirit and we need to bounce back.

"I know the media likes these kind of press conferences and what is important for us is to focus on the next game while everyone else can analyse what went wrong.

"We can't influence last game, can only influence it the next time we play Bayern at home.

"The defeat did not extend into a row in the dressing room. Everyone was deeply disappointed but there was no issue in the dressing room."

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Arsene Wenger admits he did reveal he would make a decision on his future in March or April. Asked which month he says: "I don't know. If I said March of April it is because I didn't know." 

Asked if he has had enough, he adds: "No, no matter what happens I will manage next season, whether it's here or somewhere else."

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Wenger says there was NOT a blazing row after the defeat at Bayern: "No, not at all, there was no incident in the dressing room apart from huge disappointment."

Arsene Wenger says defender Laurent Koscielny will have a scan on an injury picked up in the defeat to Bayern Munich.

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Arsene Wenger starts with a review of the 5-1 defeat at Bayern Munich: "We were in an ideal position at half time and after that it all went wrong for us. We were a bit naive on the different goals." 

HERE WE GO - Arsene has entered the building and is talking first about the 5-1 defeat by Bayern Munich...

These are the humble surroundings which Wenger - we assume - will be experiencing at Gander Green Lane on Monday night when he takes his Arsenal side to non-league Sutton United in the FA Cup.

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South Africa beat New Zealand by 78 runs in a one-off Twenty20 international at Auckland's Eden Park. Veteran spinner Imran Tahir took 5-24 as the Proteas skittled out New Zealand for 107 after batting first and scoring 185-6.

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Arsene may have escaped in a laundry basket, but while we wait to hear from him, Championship clubs have agreed "in principle" to use goalline technology from the start of next season.

Clubs agreed to the decision on Thursday and it will be presented at the EFL annual general meeting in June.

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The view Arsene Wenger will have when he addresses the media.

Still waiting for Arsene's arrival so let's round up some other football news and Southampton have signed former Juventus and Barcelona defender Martin Caceres until the end of the season.

The free agent, who has 68 caps for Uruguay, left Serie A giants Juventus in the summer.

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All set for Arsene Wenger's news conference - we'll hear from the under-fire Arsenal manager on his future, Wednesday's capitulation at Bayern Munich and Monday's trip to Sutton United in the FA Cup.

There's a larger than usual media presence for this, with Wenger possibly drawing towards the end of his 21-year reign at the club. 

Paralysed jockey Freddy Tylicki has told the BBC he will return to the saddle next week when he has a riding lesson.

Tylicki was left paralysed from the waist down after a four-horse pile-up at Kempton in October last year.

The 30-year-old is now in a specialist spinal unit in London.

"It's not going to be a racehorse - it'll be something slower - but life goes on and you've got to make the most of it," he told BBC Look East of his riding plans.

READ MORE: Tylicki on life after his fall, external

While we wait for Wenger, Elyse Villani hit an unbeaten 73 off 47 balls to help Australia to a 40-run victory against New Zealand in the first game of their three-match Twenty20 International Series at the MCG.

And on this day in 1827, the washing machine was patented by Chester Stone. Arsene Wenger is likely to have the dirty laundry of his Arsenal reign aired in public this morning and we will see what the Frenchman has to say very shortly.

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1999: Fulham boss Kevin Keegan agreed to take charge of the England team for four games. He eventually became manager on a permanent basis.

The new World Super 6 continues in Perth but there are no gimmicks on the PGA Tour, and there were packed galleries to see the likes of Phil Mickelson, Jason Day, Sergio Garcia and Dustin Johnson in action at the Genesis Open at Riviera Country Club.

Sam Saunders, grandson of the late, great Arnold Palmer held the lead at seven under on day one, which was suspended due to darkness after earlier fog delays. Johnson, bidding to replace Day as world number one, is five under while Mickelson, who chipped in for an eagle, is four under.

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Michael Jordan (basketball) - American superstar widely considered the sport's greatest player, born 1963.

Tony Underwood (rugby union) - former England winger, born 1969.

Julian Golding (athletics) - Britain's former Commonwealth 200 metres champion, born 1975.

Adriano (football) - Former Brazil, Inter Milan and Roma striker, born 1982.

AB de Villiers (cricket) - South Africa batsman, scorer of the fastest ODI century, born 1984.

Rebecca Adlington (swimming) - Britain's double gold medallist from the Beijing Olympics, born 1989.

Marc Marquez (motorcycling) - Spain's three-time MotoGP World Championship winner, born 1993.