Everton

Koeman with the team news: [Midfielder] Morgan Schneiderlin is improving but not fit for the weekend, maybe fit for next Friday.

On Arouna Kone: "He has finished his contract and will leave at end of the season." 

Everton

Koeman on reports on him wanting to manage Barcelona in the future: "It's human for players and managers but that's not changing my contract. Everton is big project and I want to be part of it.

"It is a real compliment to the players what we have achieved this season but we need to make the next step.

"There is no chance I will leave Everton before the end of my contract."

He added: I don't see me being the next manager 

Swansea City

Swansea boss Paul Clement has been speaking about the club's former captain Ashley Williams.

"He has spoken of very well here for his leadership and character. I hope he gets a good welcome," said Clement.

He added: “We would like to send our very best wishes to Aaron Lennon, and we hope he has a very speedy recovery."

Everton

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Everton winger Aaron Lennon, 30, was detained this week under the Mental Health Act by police over concerns for his welfare. 

He is not suffering from a long-standing mental health issue and is expected to make a full recovery in the short term.

His manager Ronald Koeman responded to the reports in Thursday's news conference: "It's between club, player & his family. It's best we keep it inside.

"If we feel some have mental problems or other issues we have enough people working in club to help players with these kind of problems."

Swansea City

Swansea boss Paul Clement says winger Jefferson Montero is likely to miss the rest of the season with a hamstring injury.

Full-back Angel Rangel will return to training next week.

Clement added: “We go into this game with a lot of confidence because we have played really well in recent games.

"I think Everton will be looking to finish the season strong. We are expecting to face a strong team.”  

Leicester City

Could goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel leave the club?

Leicester boss Craig Shakespeare said: “I do [expect him to be here next season]. He’s in the form of his life. He’s entitled to change his agent.

"He has been very professional. I don’t feel the need [to talk to him].

“I have no problem with players wanting to progress. Ultimately I think Kasper’s happy here. We have had no offers.”  

Ken Langfield: Tammy Light Sabrahams 

Colin Power: Lando Koscielny 

Terry Wong: Mace Windass 

Burnley

Burnley manager Sean Dyche: "We certainly didn't expect to walk into this league running around the country picking up wins, but it is all about points on the table.

"For me it is about winning games, not the end position. Our job is to go and perform."

Dyche also says Ben Mee and Michael Keane are both doubts.

Leicester City

Foxes boss Craig Shakespeare with the team news: "Wes Morgan [hamstring] definitely won’t make it for Watford. He’s progressed but hasn’t had a full training session with the squad yet."

On the rest of the season: "I want to, the players want to and the club want to finish as high as possible in the league. That is the aim.

"I’m a big believer in momentum. The players have to be determined and they have been.

"We’ve got three home games left and the fans have been excellent this season. We want to finish on a high."

Hull City

Hull boss Marco Silva: "What division Sunderland play in next season is not important. We will respect them, because it will be a really difficult game.

"Every game is dangerous. We need to prepare well for the game and respect our opponents.

"For me nothing changes in my work and how I prepare, but we never lose our focus. All of us have one goal. This is our focus."

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Former England captain Alastair Cook has struck and ODI century for Essex against Gloucestershire.

Cook's ton came up in 110 balls, with his side going pretty well at 192-2, with 15 overs remaining.

You can listen to that match here

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Twenty six jockeys face disciplinary action on Friday after a false start delayed this year's Grand National.

It is thought the riders, including Derek Fox who rode winner One For Arthur,will accept they lined up for the start before the flag was raised.

Penalties could range from cautions to short suspensions.

Aintree stewards referred 31 of the 40 jockeys in the 8 April contest to the British Horseracing Authority, but five have since been cleared.

More here.

Tottenham Hotspur

Full-back Danny Rose (knee) is stepping up his training with the first team and is looking to return to full training next week. Centre-back Cameron Carter-Vickers (knee) is unlikely to be available for the remainder of this season.  

In 2003 Manchester United won their eighth Premier League title in 11 seasons after

Arsenal fell out of contention following a 3-2 defeat by Leeds.

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England Women’s captain Heather Knight has sustained a small metatarsal stress fracture to her left foot and is expected to be out of action for five to six weeks.

Knight, 26, should be available for selection for England’s Women’s World Cup warm-up fixtures, starting on 19 June against Sri Lanka.

For the first two to three weeks of her recovery, she will wear a boot - designed to support the affected area - and will then spend the next two to three weeks back in light training and building back up to full fitness.

The Hull midfielder has got time on his hands.

The 27-year-old Republic of Ireland international was ruled out for the remainder of the season when he suffered medial ligament damage in training midway through April.

Usain Bolt tells BBC Sport's Steve Cram why he will not go back on his decision once he retires after the London 2017 World Championships and how long his managers think it will be before he develops a 'belly'.

Watch Usain Bolt: The Final Chapter on BBC One, Saturday at 13:15 BST (UK only)