West Ham United

David Moyes on West Ham's recent form: “We’ve found ourselves getting a bit better form, scoring some goals and have been getting more resilient.

“We want to keep those things going. Ultimately we don’t want draws, we want wins and that’s what we need to do.”

Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil on facing relegation rivals Wolves: "I don’t look too much at where they are points wise. They're a good side and over the last few weeks have had some really good performances.

"They have a lot of good players. I was surprised at where they were before going on a good run - with the players and the quality they have I wouldn’t have expected them to be down the bottom with the attacking quality they have in their group.

"It will be a tough game but one we can be competitive in and build on. We hope to make sure that, with hard work, we take some more points."

On team news: "Marcos Senesi had a bang on his back but trained a few times. He seems to be OK and has come through most of the tests and checks fine.

"David Brooks is still out, Lewis Cook is still out. Junior Stanislas trained so all fine on that. Lloyd Kelly is still out. Apart from that, as we were from the match before."

Arsenal and Manchester City face FA disciplinary charges after players surrounded the referee during Wednesday's Premier League fixture.

West Ham United

David Moyes on whether now is an ideal time to face Spurs: “I don’t know if there is a good time because they have a host of good players and are a good team.

“We’re going into his positively with a good run of form and we’ll look to give them a really good game.”

West Ham United

West Ham boss David Moyes, speaking before Sunday's trip to Tottenham, gives a team news update: “Lucas Paqueta is not going to be available. Nayef [Aguerd] has a chance, but we’re not sure if he’s ready or not.

“It’s great that Gianluca [Scamacca] is back training, but he’s not ready to be selected yet. I might be able to get him involved, but minutes will be limited.”

Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil, speaking ahead of Saturday's Premier League match at Wolves, on taking two points from their last three matches: "I feel like performance wise, obviously the last three games, from Nottingham Forest onwards, there have been a lot of positives.

"Of course, we only took two points from three matches, which is disappointing. But look at how close we were to seven.

"Our real focus this week has been on keeping those performance levels where they are, improving them still and turning fine margins in our favour to make sure we take more points."

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolves manager Julen Lopetegui, speaking ahead of Saturday's Premier League match at home to Bournemouth, on a good start to his time at the club: "We have no room for complacency. We haven't done anything yet. We have in front of us the need to win a lot of points and to catch a lot of teams.

"We have to be ready, we hope our fans will be close to us and we are going to feel their support because we need it. All together, it will still be hard but more possible.

"I never had any expectation about the points [we should aim for] because I don't have a crystal ball.

"We always put the focus in our daily work. We believe in the players and they have to show this quality. They have to be ready for each match because each match is going to be a very hard challenge."

Chelsea

Graham Potter on Southampton: "Anything can come at you, pretty much. They've got a caretaker manager, they've had a week to prepare. What has happened before is no reference.

"We've got to focus on ourselves."

Chelsea

Graham Potter on Mason Mount's contract situation: "It is always complicated. It is best to leave it between Mason and the club; he has been fantastic to work with, an important player, of course I hope it gets resolved quickly."

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag speaking ahead of Sunday's Premier League match at Leicester: "What we have to do is in April put us in the right position. Our thinking is the next game always has to be better than the previous game. Think about game for game - put that energy and focus in.

"It means on Sunday we have to win. We have to collect the three points against Leicester and that demands high energy and high standards."

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Manchester United manager Erik Ten Hag criticises the referee for not giving Jules Koundé a red card following a foul on Marcus Rashford during their 2-2 Europa League clash.

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag on a potential club takeover: "From the start they [the club's hierarchy] informed me about how the process was going. I focus on the football and they focus on the other parts of the club."

Chelsea

Graham Potter on the lack of goals and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's situation: "Pierre knows the situation but he's part of the squad, he's an important player. He's worked hard and nothing is set in stone; his attitude has been really good and we will make an assessment going forward."

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Graham Potter speaking ahead of Saturday's Premier League match at home to Southampton: "It'll be a big challenge, but we are at home and we'll look to taker three points."

Potter also confirmed reports that Marc Cucurella's house was broken in to shortly after he moved to Chelsea from Brighton.

Southampton

Southampton interim manager Ruben Selles on his coaching hero - Rafael Benitez: "I grew up in Valencia. Benitez has always been a reference.

"I put my team at the top with a very clear idea, very organised. Rafa was the first one to open something. At university I watched training of him."

On other heroes: "Pep [Guardiola] changed the game some years ago. Diego Simeone showed a different way to do it. Graham [Potter] showed you can be very flexible in what you do, with three, four or five systems for every game. Jurgen [Klopp] with gegen-pressing. Ralph Hasenhuttl with a high pressure, all-in mentality. That mix is in my head and I think I have a way to put some of those things together."

Southampton

Southampton interim manager Ruben Selles on team news ahead of Saturday's Premier League match at Chelsea: "Juan Larios and Tino Livramento are long-term injuries. A couple of boys didn’t train at the beginning of the week but did at the end.

"Che Adams is a doubt but that’s it. We have a long squad to pick from and will be ready to go with everything."

Southampton

Southampton interim manager Ruben Selles speaking ahead of Saturday's Premier League match at Chelsea: "I think the group of players is amazing. The way they work is good. Our task as a technical staff is to give them the best chance to win the game tomorrow and to show an identity and personality as unit.

"Our target is to be a unit, to make the game hard for them and - if the chance is there - to win the game. So yes, I think we have a group capable to stay in the Premier League."

On Chelsea: "I watched them against Borussia Dortmund and, in my opinion, they were the better team. It always takes time when you have assembled a squad like this, but they have a really good manager and are very talented in the game plans they do. But we trust we will be ready for almost any scenario that will be in the game."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira speaking ahead of the trip to Brentford: "We are working hard and well for it. Looking at the last couple of games, we competed well. We need to do more to win, be more ruthless and score more goals. The chances are there.

"We created chances in recent games but haven't taken them. You have to take them. We have to improve our quality in the final third."

Southampton

More from Southampton interim manager Ruben Selles on his desire to do the job on a permanent basis: "I have been feeling ready the last four years. I feel comfortable.

"I am an honest person. I like to be very clear on what I do. I have built myself up to be here today. I have been through all the levels of football, not just in England but in the rest of the world. That is a learning pathway that I am very proud of.

"I am very proud of every single club I have been. I have a lot of personal experience in coaching hours, so I think it is a natural thing for me.'

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