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BBC Radio 5 Live

So what is coming up for new Spurs boss Antonio Conte?

Here's Simon Stone:

"He should do a media conference tomorrow because Tottenham have a Europa Conference League group game against Vitesse Arnhem on Thursday which will be his first game in charge.

"Then he will return to the Premier League on Sunday when Tottenham go to Everton and then immediately after the international break they have a home game against Leeds."

BBC Radio 5 Live

Here's some more from Simon Stone on the Antonio Conte appointment at Tottenham:

"I think it's fair to conclude that Antonio Conte is now one of the highest paid managers in the Premier League.

"I wouldn't image he's the highest because I think Manchester City are paying Pep Guardiola quite a lot of money but he is certainly up in the top echelons and given the nature of that contract I would also imagine that there are a number of clauses in there.

"So if for instance Conte gets Tottenham into Europe next season then they'll be a bonus for that, if he gets them into the Champions League there will clearly be a bonus for that.

"Obviously if they actually win something which is what all Tottenham fans want, Daniel Levy has insisted that he wants as well even though others doubt that as much as Levy likes to generate income, then I'm sure that Conte will get paid more for that as well.

"It's a short contract, Conte is a combustible character, he's not scared of letting people know when he's not happy, he's done that everywhere he's been. There's no reason to suggest that he's going to change now but he also has a track record of delivering success and I think that is what Tottenham are pinning their hopes on now."

Liverpool

On his side's recent run, Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp said: "[Winning] 5-0 against [Manchester] United doesn't mean we're perfect and [drawing] 2-2 with Brighton doesn't mean we have massive problems. The best way to defend against Brighton is to keep the ball and that was my problem.

"Brighton deserved the point - but we have to defend better in general. We work on that and we better do it tomorrow night as Atletico are a pretty good football team.

"It would be big [to qualify] but we usually don't have to talk about this as we normally have a 'final' in the last match. Hopefully that won't happen this year."

Liverpool

On his relationship with opposite number Diego Simeone, Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp said: "I respect him a lot. We don't know each other but I respect what he is doing at Atletico, absolutely exceptional against strong sides year after year. Really impressive.

"We were both emotional but now I know he doesn't like to do it [shake hands after the game], so no problem. Then we can all go home happy but between the handshakes, it's an important game, which I am more concerned about."

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp on the status of his squad:

"Naby [Keita] has a hamstring injury and will be out for a while, and apart from that, [James] Milner is clear [hamstring].

"Fabinho and Thiago trained completely normal and are in contention, which is good and very helpful.

"Injuries at this period of the season are completely normal, as long as they are not too harsh, and we have to accept that. Those players will be back hopefully soon and then they will be in contention."

Liverpool

Asked what he is expecting to face when Atletico Madrid travel to Anfield on Wednesday, Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp said: "A similar intensity. Atletico never played a friendly game since Diego [Simeone] has been there and the situation in the group sets the level.

"It is clear Atletico will need three points and we want to win the game at home. It feels like a long time since we played a home game in the Champions League, which was against AC Milan five weeks ago.

"We were so happy we qualified for the Champions League because we knew we would have nights like this at Anfield. Now it is coming and we should celebrate it in a football way with our supporters. Atleti are an incredibly good team but we will give it a try."

Time now to hear from Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp...

Manchester City

Finally from Kyle Walker he spoke about Manchester City's Champions League game against Club Bruges and the next league game against Manchester United.

On the game against Club Bruges:

"Hopefully we can provide the same level of performance and result. It's important with the last couple of games to get back on track and hopefully we can then go on a good run."

On the Manchester derby:

"We have to get back to winning ways. We lost against West Ham, then Palace come to the Etihad and win 2-0. We know the standard has dropped in the past two games. It's a massive week for us. We need to make sure the morale is back up ahead of the derby."

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Manchester City

Time to hear from Manchester City right-back Kyle Walker now.

On Antonio Conte's appointment as boss of Walker's former club Tottenham:

"I think he's a great manager [Conte]. Obviously, the pedigree of the players and the clubs he has managed, hopefully it is going to be a successful appointment for them. It's been tough for years for them with managers coming and going. I wish them all the best."

Walker spoke about his former City team mate Sergio Aguero who suffered chest pains while playing for Barcelona on Saturday:

"It’s a shock when it happens to anyone. I played with Christian [Eriksen] and it happened to him at the Euros. You think about them and the family. I'm glad Aguero is OK. With these things you have to take certain precautions.

"We're all human in more ways than one. We make mistakes as every human does. And we put in good performances. Health is key. As long as Serg is OK. I know Christian is fine, I spoke to him two weeks ago. Hopefully we don't see more of this."

Sree: Conte is a short term manager, he will refresh the squad with a lot of signings. But the question is, will Levy be ready to spend big now? If yes, why was Jose brought in and not given enough funds? This is a panic appointment at best, to satisfy the fans.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport

It's only social media, but there are plenty of Arsenal fans who are pouring a bucket of cold water on Newcastle supporters getting excited about the prospect of Unai Emery as their new manager.

There is still work to do on a deal, with Emery's contract at Villarreal due to run until the summer of 2023, but Newcastle's new owners hope they can get it done before Saturday's trip to Brighton.

The Spanish club might not be too pleased that the news has broken in advance of their Champions League game at home to Young Boys tonight.

But the move has delighted many Newcastle fans, who have been waiting patiently for a new manager and are shrugging off questions from Gunners supporters about whether Emery would be good in a relegation battle.

The 49-year-old won the Europa League title last season after his side beat Manchester United in the final on penalties.

Manchester City

Finally from Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola before we hear from Kyle Walker.

"Every season is tougher. More contenders, more well prepared top managers. Only my concern is our standards as a team - not success and titles. From there we build something special."

Injury news:

"Everybody is good."

On Kevin De Bruyne:

"You cannot imagine how good he is. When you, like him, play millions of games, you have highs and lows. I know what he is doing. The way he trains. He knows he has our support always. I was a player and you cannot perform incredibly well all the time."

On what he is expecting from Club Bruges compared to the first game:

"Of course. they are going to adjust, the manager saw the game. They will punish us and we have to get better. It will be a completely different game tomorrow."

Manchester City

Here's more from Man City boss Pep Guardiola:

"I think we're playing at an incredible level, the way we're playing in the last month and a half - I'd say one of the best moments in the time we've been here.

"The way we're playing, obviously results is different but the process and the way we're playing is very good.

"Football is a game when you win or lose. What concerns me is the way we play. The defeat on Saturday was tough, we know the calendar and how demanding it is. But we know what we have done, we want to finish good before international break at United.

"Every season is tougher. More contenders, more well prepared top managers. Only my concern is our standards as a team - not success and titles. From there we build something special."

Manchester City

Former Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero will not play for three months after suffering chest pains playing for Barcelona on Saturday and Pep Guardiola was asked if he had been in touch with him:

"I sent a message to Sergio’s agent. It was difficult news for everyone and his family.

"We wish him a safe recovery, the time doesn’t matter. He is in very good hands, with doctors who will take care of him.

"If he comes back and it is possible to play again, good, but he needs to be careful and be safe for the rest of his life."

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Manchester City

Pep Guardiola on the game against Club Bruges after defeat to Crystal Palace in the Premier League:

"It’s much more important this game than the United game.

"This game would be an incredible step forward to qualify for the Champions League last 16 and in the Premier League there are many games, here just six with three left.

"Not much and they are decisive the third and fourth games. The most important games and we need to take it seriously."

Manchester City

Here's Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola. He's asked about new Tottenham boss Antonio Conte.

"First of all welcome back to the England and the Premier League, his career speaks for himself," said Guardiola.

"He’s had success everywhere, an outstanding manager."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Manchester City got their Champions League campaign back on track with a very impressive win over Club Brugge a fortnight ago.

However, not everything in the City garden is rosy as they lost at home to Crystal Palace on Saturday to leave them five points behind Premier League leaders Chelsea.

Club Brugge are at the Etihad Stadium tomorrow. Pep Guardiola and Kyle Walker will speak to the media shortly.

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Tony Pulis
Former Stoke and West Brom manager on The Sports Desk

He won’t take any prisoners. If people get in the way I think he’ll stand up and move them if he has to. I think it’s a great appointment. Give him the backing.

The group of players at Tottenham have shown over the last year or so they aren’t ready to be a top-four team at the moment, but give him the tools and ammunition and I think they will become successful again.

They’ve got a wonderful stadium and Antonio will be wonderful for the football club.

BBC Radio 5 Live

More from Simon Stone on BBC Radio 5 Live:

"You could argue that Antonio Conte may have reached that conclusion having worked out that Manchester United, even if and they may not do this, let Ole Gunnar Solskjaer go but they weren't that bothered about appointing Conte in the first place

"So, Conte who is kicking his heels after leaving Inter Milan has reached a conclusion that it would be a good idea to join Spurs and that is what he will do.

"The fact is that Tottenham need someone who is going to lift them up the league.

"They have brought someone in who has won league titles with Juventus, Chelsea and Inter Milan and is clearly one of the most highly rated coaches in Europe.

"So, however it's happened, they've got their man and it will be an interesting few months and possibly years ahead for Tottenham Hotspur."