Manchester City

Pep Guradiola said: "Brighton have changed their manager and they are more aggressive in terms of the high pressing. For example, they play five at the back where last season it was four.

"They have started well and they played more than 60 minutes with 10v11 against Southampton, which is not easy."

Manchester City

Speaking about Kyle Walker's omission from the England squad, Manchester City manger Pep Guardiola said: "I'm a little surprised but I respect the decision and Kyle Walker is coming back stronger. I'm pretty sure the players want to go to their national teams but we have to adapt."

On how to make VAR better: "If we reduce the time to allow a goal or disallow a goal would make it better. To be out of a competition because of a wrong decision is why VAR is there, so we have to trust.

On the transfer window: "Europe should be closed like English teams. I support that the window should close when you start the Premier League season.

"One player can play the first fixture for one team and another for the other team. The best thing for Europe would be to make an agreement to close the window at the same time."

We will hear more from Poch later on, but now it's time to cross over to the champions...

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino said: "After five years here now I have just started my sixth. You know how hard we worked in the summer to try and rebuild but those rumours are only created through social media.

"I am not going to walk away after the derby. I’m going to be here on Monday and Tuesday. I'm going to travel and then I will return to London. I’m not this type or person that sends messages through social media."

Right then, it's time to hear from Mauricio Pochettino.

There have been rumours to suggest he may walk away from Spurs so we expect he will be answering questions on that...

Mike: Pity we didn’t get an English team but Celtic should be happy with the draw

JoeD: All 3 English teams should get through and probably win their groups as well.

Vishnu: Considering Eintracht Frankfurt have lost their 2 best players in Jovic and Haller, last seasons semi finalists are still the team Arsenal need to look out for in their group.

Tottenham midfielder Eric Dier is to be assessed ahead of the north London derby with Arsenal.

Spurs will definitely be without Tanguy Ndombele and Kyle Walker-Peters for their trip across town.

So now the Europa League draw is complete, it's time to turn our attention back to the Premier League.

We're expecting to hear from Mauricio Pochettino and Frank Lampard among others this afternoon.

Stay tuned for updates from news conferences across the top flight.

John: It's the return of the killer Bs for Wolves: Braga, Bratislava, Besiktas. Can't grumble at that draw though.

Keithmc: A perfect opportunity for more Scottish football humiliation

Adam: For Man United - I just hope we win our home games and don't risk any big players away in Serbia and Kazakhstan. Gutted we didn't get a Scottish team

Here's a full look at the draw in case you missed any of it in the scramble...

Aaaand breathe!

So Wolves, Man Utd and Arsenal fans, are you happy with the draw?

What about Celtic and Rangers fans? Are there any trips you are looking forward to?

You can have YOUR say by Tweeting using #bbcfootball or by sending a text to 81111 (UK only).

Slovan Bratislava are the last team out of the hat and they enter Group K with Wolves, FC Braga and Besiktas.

Wolfsberger are in Group J with Borussia Monchengladbach, Istanbul Basaksehir and Roma.

Ferencvaros are in Group H with Espanyol, Ludogorets and CSKA Moscow.

Vitoria SC join Arsenal, Eintracht Frankfurt and Standard Liege in Group F.

Astana, Partizan Belgrade and AZ Alkmaar are with Manchester United in Group L.

FC Olexandriya are in Group I with St. Etienne, Gent and Wolfsburg.

Romanian side Cluj go into Group E with Rennes, Celtic and Lazio.

Lask complete Group D with Rosenborg, PSV and Sporting Lisbon.