West Ham United

Now that's been cleared up, back to Rush Green.

Pellegrini on Cardiff: "If you are playing against a team in a good moment, it will be more difficult, but their position means they will be an aggressive team so we need to be sharp and aggressive and fight for every ball to show we are in a better moment than they are.

"We need to equalise their pace and physicality and fight for every ball. If we equalise that, then we need to score goals by using our quality."

On aims: "We need to beat Cardiff and play well. We need to finish that game before we think about the next rival, whether it be Huddersfield or Chelsea."

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Well, because we've all been waiting with bated breath for the last three hours, Toby has now given us an update.

Manuel Pellegrini can wait, because here's the latest from Toby.

Now, you may remember that at 10:19, Toby sent us this text on 81111.

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HOLD THE PRESS!

We have an update from Toby!

West Ham United

On Manuel Lanzini: "Manu played the complete game. It wasn't my original idea as I wanted him to play 65-70 minutes maximum but he said he was OK and he worked without any problems and played the whole game. He is ready to go again."

On Jack Wilshere: "We are going to give him the time to recover 100 per cent. Maybe next week he will start doing some work on the pitch, but we want him to be 100 per cent."

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West Ham United

West Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini has arrived. His first update is on team news...

"The injuries... Aaron Cresswell worked with the team the last two days so he won't have any problems.

"Fabian Balbuena played 45 minutes for the U23 team on Monday, also without any problems. I think they are both available for selection."

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Huddersfield Town

On Matty Daly: "He has a good technique and vision. He is young and hungry.

"He still needs time as he had an injury, but I like his style.

“I really like the way Huddersfield works with its academy.”

On Tommy Smith: "First of all Tommy was suspended for three games. This is no reflection on Tommy; he’s a great guy.

“We need leaders on the pitch. Christopher Schindler will remain our captain for the rest of the season.

“He has leadership quality and performs well.”

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Huddersfield Town

On relegation battle: “We are still fighting. We look at each game for a performance.

“We won at home last time and it was a big boost for us.

“It was good to taste a win and we are looking forward.”

On his aims: "The fans know me now and know I’m on fire at games.

“I really hate losing, I’m not used to it. If a club deserves success then it’s this club.

“I want to give the Club wins. I will keep fighting for Huddersfield.”

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Huddersfield Town

On Bournemouth: "They are good in transition. I have seen our performance down there and I look at the possibility of how we play. We will need to show a lot of energy.

"They are very quick and score a lot of goals.

“We have to be careful of their offensive transition.”

On Jon Stankovic: "He had problems but he has trained this week; he should be ok.”

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Huddersfield Town

First up in the hot seat is Huddersfield boss Jan Siewert.

He's started with a team news update.

Fans, players, pundits are all asking about Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's future.

BBC Sport's Simon Stone has answered the burning questions.

Take a read here.

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Kazim: What a game that was for the neutral! That’s why English football is the best, and weirdly enough it’s great to see Man Utd back on top in Europe after all these years without any real authority. English football certainly won last night.

Aftab: To Neymar and Tuchel. What would it be if PSG were awarded a penalty in similar fashion?

Kyle: The decision makers at #MUFC, external should be asked to write down who they think should be given the permanent manger job...Anyone who doesn’t write “Ole” should lose their job for incompetence.

If European football wasn't enough, there are NINE Premier League news conferences coming up this afternoon.

Here's today's lineup:

12:30 - Huddersfield’s Jan Siewert

12:30 - Tottenham’s Mauricio Pochettino

12:30 - West Ham’s Manuel Pellegrini

13:00 - Fulham’s Scott Parker

13:30 - Brighton’s Chris Hughton

13:30 - Leicester’s Brendan Rodgers

13:30 - Watford’s Javi Gracia

14:00 - Southampton’s Raplh Hasenhuttl

15:00 - Everton’s Marco Silva

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Let's just press pause on European football for a minute, and revert back to the Premier League...

Elsewhere in the Europa League, Chelsea face Dynamo Kiev.

Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri says his players are "physically and mentally tired" ahead of their last-16 first leg against Dynamo Kiev.

The fixture will be their seventh in 18 day, a run that included extra time in the Carabao Cup final with Manchester City.

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This is the 16th successive campaign in which Arsenal have reached the last 16 of a major European competition, a run that began in 2003-04.

But will Unai Emery's side progress to the quarter finals of the Europa League?

They face French side Rennes at 17:55 GMT in their last-16 first leg tie.

Arsenal have never lost an away game against French opposition, winning eight of 13 games.

Here's our match preview.

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1. Porto
2. Manchester United
3. Tottenham
4. Ajax
5. Juventus or Atletico Madrid
6. Manchester City or Schalke
7. Barcelona or Lyon
8. Bayern Munich or Liverpool