Simon Stone
BBC Sport

I listened to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer highlighting his injury problems earlier and I suspect there will be something similar from Pep Guardiola shortly.

Aymeric Laporte and Fernandinho both got injured during Sunday’s EFL Cup final and are doubtful for tomorrow’s encounter with West Ham.

Not that Pep should be too concerned. He has won all six games against West Ham by a combined score of 22-3.

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Arsenal

Some team news from the Gunners now, and Ainsley Maitland-Niles is back in full training after illness.

Stephan Lichtsteiner (back) and Alex Iwobi (ankle) are both being assessed ahead of tomorrow's game, while Hector Bellerin, Rob Holding (both knee) and Danny Welbeck (ankle) remain long-term absentees.

And get this, Nacho Monreal and Spurs striker Fernando Llorente were both born on 26 February in Pamplona - the city famous for the running of the bulls. It was just a year apart.

Monreal turns 33 today while Llorente is now 34.

Tottenham Hotspur

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However, Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino would not reveal what referee Mike Dean had said to him during their altercation on the pitch after Saturday's game at Burnley.

"No, all that happened on the pitch stays on there," he said. "I think that is the most important, we need to accept that we are with our emotion.

"For me it's not important, I don't take it personally. When your heart rate is so high you need to be careful how you take words. All that happened on the pitch, I'll never translate off it."

Tottenham Hotspur

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino has confirmed that he will accept the misconduct charge from the FA for his behaviour towards referee Mike Dean after defeat at Burnley on Saturday.

He said: "Watching my behaviour afterwards on video, I need to accept the charge from the FA. I need to apologise to Mike Dean, I cannot behave in that way. It is not the way to behave and I am going to accept the charge.

"My behaviour was public and now I want to apologise in a public way. I need to apologise to him and all of the officials."

And former Leicester midfielder Neil Lennon is set to replace Brendan Rodgers as Celtic manager.

Lennon will return as boss until the end of the season if, as expected, Celtic confirm the departure of Rodgers to Leicester.

And if you know your Premier League nationalities then you might do well at our lunch-time quiz.

But this isn't an ordinary box of dominoes...oh no...it's Premier League Dominoes!!

Think we can safely say this will never happen again....

Tomorrow will be 20 years since there has been a Premier League starting XI featuring 11 English players - Aston Villa for their home match against Coventry on 27 February, 1999.

John Gregory named a line-up of Michael Oakes, Steve Watson, Gareth Southgate, Dion Dublin, Simon Grayson, Ricardo Scimeca, Alan Wright, Lee Hendrie, Paul Merson, Ian Taylor and Julian Joachim.

Incidentally, the three subs used by Villa that day were also English – Mark Draper, Gareth Barry and Stan Collymore - but the goalscorers in Coventry's 4-1 win? A Dutchman and an Australian, obvs. George Boateng and John Aloisi scored two apiece.

Tottenham Hotspur

Mauricio Pocehttino has begun his news conference, confirming that Dele Alli (hamstring) is still undergoing onfield rehab while Eric Dier (tonsillitis) remains unavailable.

Leicester City

There's been another update to our story on Brendan Rodgers, with the Celtic boss expected to be confirmed as Leicester City's new manager after holding talks with the Premier League club.

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It's not just Ole Gunnar Solskjaer celebrating their birthday today... Spurs striker Fernando Llorente turns 34.

James Scowcroft
Former Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 live

The Premier League is tough for any manager. You've got an elite top six which is very hard to break into.

Leicester produced one of the miracles of sport, winning the league a few years ago. They're not in too bad a position now, so what's his goal? What's Leicester's goal? What can they achieve?

They've got a very exciting, young squad, and I think the previous manager deserves a bit of credit for that. The style of play was criticised under Claude Puel but Brendan Rodgers will play a passing game, a patient game, as well., which hasn't been the Leicester way the last few years. They won the league with pace and speed, so it'll be interesting to see how it unfolds.

Richard Browne: Quite bizarre that anyone would claim the EPL is a step down from the one team league in Scotland. Good luck to Brendan, it's a huge challenge.

David Tanser: Leicester City have been further into the Champions League than Celtic in recent years.

Kwong Tse: A good move for Brendan Rodgers if he does end up at Leicester. He nearly won the league with Liverpool. His teams plays football as it should be played. Any manager in the Premier League could walk into Celtic and win League no disrespect to other teams in Scotland.

Maurizio Sarri remains in charge for tomorrow night's game but we expect to hear from the Chelsea boss at around 13:30 GMT on how Sunday's events have affected his position.

Metro

The Metro reports on Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino being charged with improper conduct and Chelsea's Kepa Arrizabalaga being set to keep his place.

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James Scowcroft
Former Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 live

I think Leicester fans will be delighted. He's a very experienced manager and is doing a great job at Celtic. He's probably surprised a few people.

It's all happened quite quickly for Leicester but Claude Puel was under immense pressure. Now it looks like it could be exciting times ahead for Leicester.

The Times

Although Chelsea have fined Kepa Arrizabalaga a week's wages for refusing to be substituted during Sunday's Carabao Cup final defeat by Manchester City, the Times says the Spanish goalkeeper will keep his place against Spurs.

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Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland

BBC Scotland understands Neil Lennon is likely to take over as manager of Celtic until the end of the season if, as is expected, the club confirms the departure of a Brendan Rodgers to Leicester City.