Slaven Bilic has an update on Winston Reid who has been ruled out until the start of next season...

"Winston Reid is good. He had an operation and will be out for ten weeks"

What about your team this weekend then Slav?

"(Eighteen year old) Declan Rice is one who may play - he's in the squad. He's great. He's done very well for the U23s. He has a bright future."

What's the plan looking ahead?

"If we strengthen, settle down in the new Stadium and learn from this season, we will improve next season. It's important to finish with a win. Still we can improve our position. We will give everything to try to win the game."

Any other business?

"We had an option to extend Adrian's contract which we have done. He is our player and we're very happy."

Cheers Slav.

Coming up...

Tony Pulis was asked for his opinion on the new FA regulations on diving...

"I'm pleased to hear about the ban for diving. It's the way forward and there's no place for it in the game."

How about some team news Tony?

"We've got a couple of knocks and bruises from the other day. The majority of them should be fine to travel to Swansea".

Speaking of which, what are his thoughts on their final opponents of the 2016/17 Premier League campaign?

Paul Celement has done brilliantly at Swansea. I expect them to be stronger next year after he has a summer to get things ready.

And what of the Baggies season on the whole?

"Our results have been disappointing recently. We can still finish 8th which would be a fantastic achievement for this club."

Thanks TP...

Time to hear a little from West Brom boss Tony Pulis...

Bit of trivia for you all now.

Who was the first Englishman to score a hat-trick at the new Wembley?

Answers on a tweet to #bbcsportsday.

What's the prize you say? Nothing. Just knowledge.

A bit more from Arsene Wenger who says his future will be discussed at an Arsenal board meeting after the FA Cup final.

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Did you know that Wembley has sold 3.4 million hot dogs in the last 10 years.

That's A LOT of sausage.

Plus they have sold 1.45 million pies and 1.68 million burgers.

Arsene Wenger is as usual being pressed about his future at the Emirates but he once again refused to say if this weekend's match was to be his last at the Emirates.

"This season, yes," he said before dodging the question.

"The most important thing is to win the football game. What happens to me after that is less important."

On their chances on reaching a top four finish:

"Our chances don't matter - all we can do is win our game.

"We just want everybody to play 100% in last game as is the tradition in England."

And THAT Sun article?

"I do not give too much importance to what Tony Adams says..."

Oooo burn.

Matthew Tebby‏: Newport County beating Wrexham to win the conference play offs.

James Robinson: I always said I would die a happy man if I saw NCFC win at wembley stadium. That day will never be matched.

Cory‏: Accidentally chomping someone's head when NCFC went 1 up v Boro in the play-off final and him turning around & kissing me on the forehead.

First up some team news from Arsene Wenger.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is still out, Laurent Koscielny is a doubt, while Aaron Ramsey is fit to play.

The Sun

Will Arsene Wenger respond to the article in today's Sun?

The headline doesn't suggest Tony Adams has been overly complimentary about the Gunners boss...

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Today marks the 10th anniversary of the official opening of the new Wembley Stadium.

It was officially opened by Prince William at the 2007 FA Cup final between Chelsea and Manchester United, which was on by the Blues, thanks to an extra-time winner by Didier Drogba.

166 club and international sides have played at the stadium, there have been 29 rugby union and rugby league matches, 16 NFL games, two boxing fights and 70 music concerts.

To mark the stadium's birthday we are asking for your new Wembley stadium memories.

Get in touch with your memories using #bbcsportsday or text 81111.

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Mark Hughes says Stoke are in discussions with Bruno Martins Indi's parent club Porto about the Dutch defender.

"Clearly Bruno is still their player. We have to be patient with it. It is a little bit frustrating because Bruno has been fantastic this year, but there isn't just us and Bruno to satisfy.

"We are at a little bit of an impasse with Porto at the moment. We want to improve our defensive positions this summer."

Defense seems to be where Stoke will strengthen this summer, with Hughes adding: "We haven't spent a great deal of money in defensive areas since I have been here, so we will look to do that this year."

Hughes also said that Spanish striker Bojan "probably made the wrong decision" on joining Mainz on loan in January, but added that the 26-year-old "had done well there."

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Mark Hughes is speaking to the press and has brought us some team news ahead of their final game of the season - they face Southampton at St Mary's.

"We have one more opportunity to get more points on the board and we will look to do that on Sunday. Marko Arnautovic is our main doubt - he has a bang on the elbow, but the other lads should be ok.

Stoke's season as a whole?

"It's fair to say that we haven't hit our targets this season, so it is disappointing. It isn't disastrous though, I don't feel.

"The key emotions are frustration and disappointment. We put things into perspective, because for the most part we have been comfortable."

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These were the injuries suffered by Geraint Thomas after Sunday's crash.

Going into the stage in second place, he was involved in a crash caused by a police motorbike 15km from the finish.

He returned two days later to finish second in the time-trial but continuted to drop back through the field as he struggled over Wednesday and Thursday's racing.

The Olympian says he will now concentrate on the Tour de France.

He said: "I’ve been suffering since my crash on Sunday. I’ve had an issue with my shoulder which is manageable, but my knee has also been getting worse each day.

“Obviously it’s never nice to leave a race early, especially when it’s your main goal of the season, but I have to look at the bigger picture. I'd love to continue, but it would be a case of trying to survive each day rather than racing."

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Wales' Geraint Thomas has been forced to withdraw from the Giro d’Italia after he was injured in a crash during Sunday’s stage nine.

More to follow.