You may have read a few stories linking Antonio Conte with a move to Inter. You may, like me, have thought that move seemed odd.

Well, now the Chelsea boss has dismissed stories linking him with a return to Italy this summer.

Reports, external  in the manager's home country - quoting an agent, Federico Pastorello - had suggested he was considering a move, with Inter Milan the most likely destination.

"I'm very happy to stay," Conte said.

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"I read this interview about Pastorello. I don't know him and I don't know why this person has spoken about me."

He added: "I worked in Italy. They want to come back for me in Italy. It's normal. I have two more years of contract with Chelsea.

"This is the truth. This is the most important thing. I don't like when I listen to other persons talking about me."

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Liverpool are on course for a Champions League place, but will have to make do without forward Sadio Mane, who is set to miss the last seven games of the season with a knee injury.

Mane, 24, was taken off after colliding with Leighton Baines in  Saturday's 3-1 home victory over Everton.

Manager Jurgen Klopp said he was "pretty sure" Mane needed surgery, leaving it "pretty much impossible for him to play again this season".

The £34m signing from Southampton has started all but five of Liverpool's league games this campaign.

Of those, three were drawn and two were lost. The Reds are third in the Premier League table with seven games left.

Can you do any better than Mark Lawrenson or Amy Macdonald? Well, now is your chance to prove it.

Take on our Premier League Predictor challenge.

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As always, our expert Mark Lawrenson has predicted the results of the weekend's games.

This week, he thinks Liverpool will drop points at Stoke, is backing Tottenham, Manchester City, West Brom and West Ham to pick up home wins, with Burnley and Chelsea to have some success on the road.

This week's challenger to Lawro is singer Amy Macdonald.

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Check out Lawro's and Amy Macdonald's full predictions on our football page.

Tom Spencer: Firing a top bin curler that hit the first in a line of ten plates about to be washed up. Just sat and watched the dominos go!

Paddy Emmerson: Having a game of footie indoors, tripped over a lead, hit my head on the corner of a shelf. Trip to A&E and stitches required.

Blurds: Last day of GCSE history, soft ball penalty shoot out with drawn goal on the white board. Game on. 

Good stuff. Keep telling us your indoor football highlights / tragedies. Any pictorial evidence would be great if you have it. Tweet us using #bbcfootball and we will post your stories on this page.

If you haven't seen it already (or even if you have!), you can catch up with the best of the action from the FA People's Cup regional semi-finals here.

Here's a taster...

Want a well paid job? Well, being a football agent certainly seems to have its perks.

The amount paid by English clubs to agents has risen by 38% in a year - up from £160m to £220m.

The Premier League paid £174m to agents, up from £130m, with Manchester City being the biggest spenders (£26.3m) ahead of Chelsea (£25.1m) and Manchester United (£19m).

England's second tier, the Championship, spent £42.4m on agents, an increase of 62%. The Football Association figures cover from February 2016 to January 2017.

Are the agents worth it? This video has a look at what they do for their money.

BBC Radio 5 live

It's the sort of Saturday a sports nut dreams about. I'm jealous that I'm not at home, or in the garden, with a good reception and a clear schedule.

Here's what you can enjoy on BBC Radio 5 live this afternoon. Don't forget you can listen live on this page. 

Eleanor Oldroyd presents from Aintree from 11:30 BST before live commentary of  Tottenham v Watford  at 12:30 from Conor McNamara and John Hartson.

Come 15:00 it's  Manchester City v Hull  with Ian Dennis and Martin Keown, before the  Grand National  itself at 17:15 BST.

There will be updates from  France v GB  in the Davis Cup, and as ever there's  606  with Jason Mohammad and Robbie Savage.

Had enough yet? 

Well from 21:00 BST there's live coverage of the  third round of the Masters from Augusta . Sportstastic.

Matt Wilkinson: Rolled up carrier bags, brown tape for the ball cardboard tubes for goalposts. Indoor football 1 work 0.

Terry Wise: Me and my mate used a softball in the lounge and a balloon for slow-mo action replays.

Andrew Matson: In the 80s kicked a sponge ball which hit the clock off the wall which then smashed a bowl in two sending potpourri everywhere.

Loving the tales so far. Keep the stories coming in to us, using #bbcfootball.

One man who is certainly known by all of the Premier League is Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola.

A 2-1 defeat at leaders Chelsea on Wednesday ended any slim hopes of a Manchester City title challenge.

Immediately after that match, Guardiola was talking up his side and says he is "lucky" to manage his team and is "so optimistic" about the future.

They still have a long way to go to secure their Champions League spot, and are at home to Hull today.

Football Focus

West Ham and Swansea fans are among those worried about Hull's recent revival.

A 4-2 win over Middlesbrough earlier in the week took the club out of the bottom three for the first time since Marco Silva came to the club at the start of the year. 

Watch as Hull defender Harry Maguire tells Football Focus the club's players did not know who Silva was when he was appointed in January.

Watch the full interview on Football Focus from 12:00 BST on BBC One and the BBC Sport website.

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We've just heard from Slaven Bilic, and Swansea defender Martin Olsson says his team are in a "scrap" as they bid to escape relegation from the Premier League

Swansea slipped back into the relegation zone after Spurs' late comeback  earned a 3-1 win  on Wednesday.

But Olsson, 28, says Swansea can take points from West Ham.

"It's going to be a tough game but I'm confident we can go there and get something," Olsson said. "When you're in a scrap like this you've got to work hard and maybe sometimes it's not pretty football."

Slaven Bilic is a man under pressure with his club in a woeful run. The Hammers boss says his squad must stick together if they are to beat Swansea and avoid being dragged into a relegation battle.

The Hammers have lost their last five league games and are now just five points clear of the drop zone.

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It is time for some speculation and rumours.

Well, apparently, West Ham boss Slaven Bilic is fighting to save his job, goalkeeper David Ospina wants to quit Arsenal, Andrea Pirlo is set to carry on playing.

All these stories, plus loads more, can be found in today's gossip column.

Thomas Ryan: Top floor flat used with a sponge ball, kicked out the window and had to run down five flights of stairs and chase down the road.

Noel Fitzpatrick: Football in the house? Who here hasn't played sock football.

Keep the comments coming in on your stories and mishaps of playing the beautiful game indoors. Any pictures would also be handy. The floor is yours. Using the hashtag #bbcfootball on Twitter is the way to tell the world.

This is the situation at the bottom. Sunderland look doomed, and Middlesbrough will also be getting that sinking feeling if they fail to win at home today against Burnley.

Swansea face a massive game at fellow strugglers West Ham, while Hull will be looking to continue their recent revival at Manchester City.

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A win for Spurs in the early kick-off against Watford will take Mauricio Pochettino's side to only four points behind leaders Chelsea.

However, Antonio Conte's side are also in action today, as they play Bournemouth in the later game.

Third-placed Liverpool are at Stoke, while Manchester City entertain Hull. Manchester United play at Sunderland on Sunday, with Arsenal at Crystal Palace on Monday night.

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So what have we got in store for you today?

We start the day in north London and end it on the south coast. There will be twists and turns at both ends of the table before it's time for your tea.

Tottenham v Watford (12:30 BST)

Manchester City v Hull (15:00 BST)

Middlesbrough v Burnley (15:00 BST)

Stoke v Liverpool (15:00 BST)

West Brom v Southampton (15:00 BST)

West Ham v Swansea (15:00 BST)

Bournemouth v Chelsea (17:30 BST)

BBC Radio 5 live

As ever we have teamed up with the irreplaceable Danny Baker, and his talking point for this morning is:

Can your house (or the workplace) be a football pitch?

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The answer is always yes to that one surely!

Your tales of playing indoors, and the hilarity that ensued, please to # bbcfootball or by text on 81111 .

Pictures of a makeshift goal in your lounge always welcome. 

Don't forget that you can listen in to the Danny Baker Show on this very page - just hit the play icon at the top.