That is all for today's live text.

You can check in on Phil McNulty's thoughts on where it all went wrong for Unai Emery.

And the Spaniard's final interview as Arsenal manager is below.

Bye for now.

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It is being reported that Manuel Pellegrini has two games to save his job at West Ham.

I have been told the situation is more fluid than that and the club like to honour contracts.

Evidently he is a man under pressure though.

It will be fascinating tomorrow to see if he sticks with under-fire keeper Roberto, who has conceded three goals in each of his last three games, or hands a debut to veteran keeper David Martin, son of club legend Alvin, who joined the Hammers as a training keeper from Millwall in the summer.

Roberto was booed by his own supporters during Saturday’s home defeat by Tottenham.

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Another name to conjure with...

According to Goal in Spain, external, Arsenal have made an intial approach for former Valencia coach Marcelino.

The Spaniard, who was sacked by Valencia in September, reportedly has already turned down an approach from Everton a month ago.

Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano says that former Juventus boss Max Allegri will not join Arsenal as Unai Emery's replacement.

Bob Wilson
Former Arsenal goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Managers like Arsene Wenger and Sir Alex are a hard act to follow.

The interesting thing is every successful side starts with the defence.

SIr Alex Ferguson was on the verge of getting the sack at Manchester Unitedand he bought Gary Pallister and Steve Bruce and completely rejigged the defence, building the Manchester United style of play.

Look at Liverpool and them spenidng millions on Virgil van Dijk and he has made the defence solid.

The stats on the Arsenal defence are frightening.

They are shipping goals and don’t seem to have any idea of the defensive structure.

Wenger created a defence there with Sol Campbell, it was based on an incredible defence then you let the likes of Dennis Bergkamp and Freddie Ljunberg go forward.

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If life wasn't hard enough for Marco Silva just now, Everton are likely to be without four key men for Sunday's trip to Leicester.

Morgan Schneiderlin, Theo Walcott, Fabian Delph and Seamus Coleman are all likely to miss out at the King Power Stadium.

The good news for Silva is that striker Richarlison, who is on the brink of signing a new contract, is fit.

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Former Manchester United and England defender Gary Neville has ripped into Arsenal's squad, claiming the standard of technical ability and recruitment in the squad is too low, undermining Unai Emery.

"He's been disrespected at times in the last few weeks, his accent and manner have been ridiculed, that was quite unsavoury, the reality is he's a top coach who couldn't find his way in this particular job," Neville told Sky Sports., external

"Without a shadow of a doubt the players have let him down. The manager will take the hit, it's his responsibility to place them into an organised shape, but some of those players - I've been critical of my own club over the last few years for their recruitment policy and their strategy, but Arsenal's is truly pathetic.

"Let's be clear - these defenders are uncoachable, some of them."

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BBC Sport

Everton manager Marco Silva is adamant he has not been given an ultimatum by owner Farhad Moshiri or director of football Marcel Brands.

Silva speaks to Brands most days and they have had discussions since that terrible home defeat by Norwich last Saturday.

"Never (had an ultimatum)," said Silva. "Never they talk something about that.

"You (the media) have been asking me that since the fourth game of the season. We won that match and we were sixth and you asked my players about the pressure on the manager.

"It is always the same thing."

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Former Liverpool, Swansea, Chelsea and Sunderland striker Fabio Borini could return to England and Crystal Palace in January according to a report in La Gazzetta dello Sport via Football Italia., external

Milan are keen to offload the 28-year-old who has made only two appearances this season and is out of contract at the end of the season.

Genoa are also reportedly interested.

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Marco Silva just got a bit of a grilling.

He defended his position and said he had not spent 'one minute' contemplating whether he was going to get sacked as Everton boss this week.

Silva still believes in himself and is still sleeping, which is a wonder given the speculation that is surrounding him.

"I still sleep. When you give your maximum every day, why would you not sleep?"

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Chelsea manager Frank Lampard says that he does not know how long striker Tammy Abraham will be missing.

The 22-year-old who has scored 11 goals for the Blues this season injured his hip playing against Valencia in midweek.

"We'll know by the end of the weekend, he's got some pain and won't be involved tomorrow," said Lampard. "But then we'll know by Monday."

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Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho on the sacking of Arsenal counterpart Unai Emery: "It is always sad news. I felt it as a kid when my dad was sacked as a manager, I have felt myself when I have been sacked previously.

"There is not one single manager that is sacked that I am happy about, I always feel deja vu. I am sad, but that is life. Unai is a fantastic coach, not happy at Arsenal obviously, but a fantastic coach with a fantastic record. His career will be on track."

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Chelsea manager Frank Lampard admits that he expects things to get spicy when local rivals West Ham, where he began his playing career, come to Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

"Fans will be fans, they're passionate here in England and we know where loyalties lie. I'll just do my job," he said.

Bob Wilson
Former Arsenal goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I would have somebody like Brendan Rodgers come in as Pochettino is such a gentleman that I don’t think he'd go to Arsenal right now.

Liverpool

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Midfielder Naby Keita is fit to return to the side and could feature at Anfield on Saturday.

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp on the ankle injury that will rule midfielder Fabinho out until the start of 2020 at least:

“It is bad news, nothing good to say about that. Timeframe - we are not sure 100% but looks pretty sure he will not be involved in Christmas fixtures.

"We have to replace him and we can replace him. Now it’s important that he does the right things and is back as soon as possible.

"Until then, we have to find solutions. We are not the only team with injured players and that’s what we have to deal with and we will."

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Chelsea manager Frank Lampard says it is never nice to see a rival manager lose their job after Unai Emery was sacked by Arsenal.

"I wouldn't say it was inevitable," said Lampard

"Nothing is inevitable either way in football. It is not nice, everyone has a work ethic and an idea and it goes one way or the other."

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has been asked about Unai Emery sacking.

He said it came as a "surprise".

"I was surpised by the news but that's how the football world is," Klopp said.

"I have no inside information and I have no clue what happened there but the board obviously weren't happy with the results and performances and they have made a decision.

The German manager added: "I wish Unai the best. He is an outstanding manager and he showed that in differeent countries and different leagues.

"Freddie is taking the job now and maybe he can take the chance."

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Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho has compared Ryan Sessegnon to a young Ashley Cole.

Sessegnon, 19, has made only two first-team appearances since his £25m summer move from Fulham, with the start of his Spurs career affected by injury.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has started his media conference ahead of this weekend's game against Newcastle.

"Obviously, last season we lost. It’s a tough test but next Tuesday we play Burnley and then United. We try and do what we can do today. We fly today, play at 12.30 and try and do what we can do," he said.