Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil on the changes to Crystal Palace under Roy Hodgson compared to previous boss Patrick Vieira: "There are some differences. Still fantastic players, with individual talent in there. You look at the attacking talent they have; not only on the top line but the midfielders as well. They have some really good players. I like the centre-back pairing as well.

"Roy has obviously gone in there and managed to freshen things up a bit. Sometimes a fresh set of eyes. He knows the group well from when he was there before and has managed to get a really good tune out of them.

"It'll be a tough afternoon as Selhurst Park is never an easy place to go. Always an intense atmosphere but it's another opportunity for us to win another game of football and hopefully push onwards up the league."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil on opponents Crystal Palace: "Crystal Palace will be a very different challenge [compared to Chelsea]. They are a very good side. Roy has done a great job, well organised, only conceded a couple of goals from open play since he has gone in and you can why: they're a tough team to break down.

"A lot of work this week on getting ready for Crystal Palace and also trying to add some stuff to what we have been doing to try and move us forward."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton manager Roberto de Zerbi has been speaking to the media as his side prepares to take on Arsenal on Sunday and says winger Solly March and centre-back Adam Webster are unavailable for the trip to the capital: "For the last five games we won't have many players and we will have to organise step by step."

De Zerbi did confirm striker Evan Ferguson is ready to start against the Gunners.

On whether Solly March will play again this season, De Zerbi said: "Difficult question. Difficult to answer. I hope he can start the last two games [against Manchester City and Aston Villa]."

Arsenal

A final word from Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on captain Martin Odegaard, who has scored five goals in his last five Premier League games: "He had huge margins to improve and is taking steps in the right direction to become a game winner. He has [the ability], with his profile and the way he is within the team, to do that. You need really good team-mates around you, which he has, to be able to do that.

On the way he leads the team: "He has this character that everybody respects, admires and follows. He does it in his own way. There are many ways of leading the team and he has a unique one because it is his own one. We don't want to take anything from that. We are really happy that he represents the club in the way that he does."

Everton

More from Everton manager Sean Dyche on facing league leaders Manchester City: "It's not easy, they are a top side performing fantastically well this season in a number of different competitions.

"But they have a busy programme. I know they have got a squad full of good players. Pep Guardiola might change things, rotate things. We can't look at everything they do. We have to still focus on what we do.

"It is important to remind ourselves of the good players we have got here, of the good group we have got. Like I say, they are a very good side but you have got to find a way of competing and if you do that properly and if you play well then you have a chance to win."

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Everton manager Sean Dyche on the importance of Monday's win against Brighton in their fight against relegation as they prepare to face league leaders Manchester City: "On the emotional side, the challenge you have got is that you want them to enjoy it. I want to enjoy it. But the most enjoyable thing is getting the whole job done, particularly at this club, this season.

"I just reminded them of that, as I did when I got here and we beat Arsenal - it's just another step, albeit an important step.

"The win on Monday was a big step in terms of the importance to our season. It was a big step in gluing it all together - the mentality, the performance and the tactical understanding, as well as the will and demand within the group to play.

"I want them to play hard and to enjoy the moment because these moments are the great thing about football.

"But equally, you have to come down very quickly because the next one is the most important one and we have been trying to do that."

Everton

Everton manager Sean Dyche started his news conference with an update on Seamus Coleman, who has had an operation on a knee injury: "It is straightforward in terms of the medical side of things, I don't know the official way they have treated it in terms of the operation but I am told it has gone really well. When they got in there it was as they expected, so hopefully it will be a straight forward recovery."

Dyche on rumours that Coleman, who is out of contract in the summer, could have played his last game for the club: "All being well, he should be fit for next season. I am speaking to him ongoing. I have spoken to all the players that needed a chat about things so he is well in the loop of where he sits at this football club."

Manchester City

Man City's Pep Guardiola on La Liga helping teams in European competitions: "I am pretty sure the Premier League wants to help the teams. They don’t want to make it uncomfortable. It’s the schedule.

"You have to adapt, so what can I do? We would have preferred to play on Saturday.

"We have one more day to recover for Everton, we’ll have a day less for Real Madrid but we have more days to recover for the Premier League."

On how demanding Tuesday's Champions League match was: "When you win the previous game, it makes you feel better.

"When you think you're exhausted and can't go any more, you can. You can be tired, that's normal. But at the same time, if you desire, you can have incredible energy."

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Man City manager Pep Guardiola on Goodison Park: "I enjoy going there a lot, typical British stadium, I like it.

On having one less day than Real Madrid to recover: "I don’t understand it but I have to adapt to it. Don’t want to fight the schedule. It is what it is.

On the City players: "Every player is ready to play to give his own contribution, in the moment at Bernabeu we didn’t need subs. But of course now everyone will be important as we have a lot of games.

On Haaland's fitness after playing full matches: "Everything is controlled here [points at his head], his body language. I would say yeah he is fit, he recovers well. It's fine.

Can City finish without making lots of rotations?: "We will see. We have five days now, we’ll see. We'll see the team today and tomorrow and then we’ll decide, there's a lot of games too. There are players in the moment that are really important for us."

"You have to deserve to play a game. Six games, potentially seven, not much, a few weeks until the end of the season go for it."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on adapting to different competitions: "We play for all competitions. You have to switch, you have to adapt.

"There are four games left in the Premier League and it’s really important to be there and keep our destiny in our hands. We have today and tomorrow training. Prepare the game as much as possible. We have to adapt as quick as possible.

On Nathan Ake's injury: "Much better but I don’t know. We have training in a few hours and we will see."

On Everton's win over Brighton: "Brighton is one of the toughest places to go and it was a big impact on Everton's mood."

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BBC Sport

West Ham boss David Moyes has admitted skipper Declan Rice might leave the club this summer.

Rice’s contract is due to expire in 2024, although the Hammers have an option to extend that by a further year.

So far, Rice has rejected all efforts to get him to sign an extension amid interest from virtually all England’s top clubs.

Whilst Moyes insists he wants Rice to stay, he admitted there it might not happen.

“We honestly hope Dec stays, that is the biggest thing,” he said.

“We would love him to be a West Ham player but we are aware that might not be the case. That is one of the scenarios.

“Our plans are to have Dec here but we are also fully aware there is a good chance that we don’t have him.”

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Manchester United

Erik ten Hag is speaking in his news conference to preview Manchester United's Premier League game at home to Wolves.

He started with some injury updates, saying Marcus Rashford is a doubt with a leg injury.

However, French defender Raphael Varane is set to return after two months out with an ankle injury.

More to follow.

Chelsea

Chelsea caretaker boss Frank Lampard on if there is an update on a new manager: "No."

Short and sweet answer from Lampard to end on.

Chelsea

Chelsea caretaker manager Frank Lampard on his side possibly affecting the title race and relegation battle. Has he spoken to his players about it?: "Not in that context. We play for pride in very game no matter what the consequences for anybody else. It's our consequences that we are concerned about."

Lampard contributed to Everton staying in the Premier League season when he managed the Toffees and he could do the same against this year of Chelsea beat Nottingham Forest: "Maybe. But Everton's fate is in their own hands at this point. It's not in my concerns. I lived that life last year. A have a lot of connection to the club and the year that I had there was a real enjoyable time for me."

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Chelsea caretaker boss Frank Lampard on midfielder N'Golo Kante's contract situation at the club: "I've got no understanding. I don't know the situation but he's obviously a very high-level player; I've said that many times. He's been a huge asset for the club, we know that."

Chelsea

Chelsea caretaker manager Frank Lamapard on how training has felt following the Blues' 3-1 win against Bournemouth last weekend: "It's been a boost, Nice feeling. Players have to strive for that feeling again. That's what builds winning teams. At the moment we are in some form of a building process. It was a small step forward."

Chelsea

Chelsea caretaker manager Frank Lampard on team news as his side prepare to face Nottingham Forest at Stamford Bridge: "[Ben Chilwell] Not fit. It's a similar story to Reece James and Mason Mount. I feel for him. We miss big players. Reece, Mason and Ben are big internationals."

Lampard confirmed defender Wesley Fofana has been training this week.

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BBC Sport

As I suspected, West Ham boss David Moyes wasn't giving much away about his team selection for Sunday.

If there was a hint, it was towards changes.

"It is a possibility but I need to see what players are available," he said.

"Playing Thursday-Sunday does have an effect and we are in the later stage of a cup competition and the next leg is away.

"But it is also an important thing to retain our Premier League status."

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on Sunday's opponents Brighton: "The way Brighton play under manager Roberto de Zerbi is remarkable. It is just a joy to watching them play. What they have brought to the league is a different idea, a different way of playing and a different challenge to manage against.

"What the manager has done with the team is incredible, so it will be a very tough match.

"They pose an extremely tricky challenge, with the way they play, so we will have to handle the things they do, but it will be the same for them, managing the way we do it."

On development at Brighton: "They have been ahead of other clubs in the way they have made decisions, the way they have developed players and recruited talent. It's been really impressive, I think they have done extremely well."

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on helping players to stop a recent bad run of results: "We had to find a way to help them [the players] more.

"We found that cutting out mistakes was a huge one and trying to anticipate why those mistakes were happening. We did that and the results have come back again."

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