Build-up to Tottenham v Chelsea (20:00 GMT)
Guardiola unsure if Haaland will be fit
England announce Brazil and Belgium friendlies
Late Diaz equaliser secures draw for Liverpool at Luton
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Dortmund 0-4 Bayern Munich
There is so much great video content on the site following this weekend's football action.
How about this footage of Harry Kane's match-winning hat-trick for Bayern Munich in Der Klassiker against Borussia Dortmund?
The England captain has scored 15 goals in his first 10 Bundesliga games for Bayern and looks on course to threaten the league record of 41 goals set by the reigning champions' former striker Robert Lewandowski.
Monday's back pages
The Guardian
Finally, the Guardian features a picture of an emotional Luis Diaz revealing a message to his father's kidnappers after his stoppage-time goal at Luton salvaged a point for Liverpool.
Image source, The GuardianMonday's back pages
The Telegraph says that Arsenal rally around manager Mikel Arteta following his criticism of Newcastle's winner, with the club urging referees chief Howard Webb to "lift standards after 'unacceptable errors'".
Image source, Daily TelegraphMonday's back pages
Daily Mirror
Back to the national newspapers, the Mirror leads on Luis Diaz and carries those comments from Mauricio Pochettino on former club Tottenham.
But there is also a story on Newcastle defender Jamaal Lascelles, who said it was "not on" after Arsenal captain Jorginho refused to shake his hand following Saturday's match at St James' Park.
The Gunners lost the Premier League encounter 1-0 after Anthony Gordon's controversial goal was allowed to stand following a lengthy VAR review.
Image source, Daily MirrorManchester City will next month compete in the Club World Cup in Saudi Arabia, playing Mexico's Club Leon or Japan's Urawa Red Diamonds in the semi-final on 19 December.
Brazil's Fluminense became the final qualifiers on Saturday when they beat Boca Juniors to win the Copa Libertadores.
Man City v Young Boys (Tue, 20:00 GMT)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Since the resumption after the October international break, Manchester City have got themselves on a familiar roll.
Four successive wins, with 14 goals scored.
On a weekend where Arsenal, Liverpool and Aston Villa have all dropped points, even with Tottenham able to reclaim top spot if they beat Chelsea tonight, there is an ominous feeling about them sitting at the head of the Premier League.
Given the effort he says was expended to win the Treble last term, manager Pep Guardiola is delighted with his players' attitude in the early weeks of the campaign.
"In training sessions and meetings and the approach to the game everyone is there," he said.
"Everyone is going to be incredibly involved and compete with each other. After 11 fixtures, we are top of the table and are one game away from qualifying in the Champions League.
"For the club, it is really good. It means we are still consistent."
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There's two cases for not awarding Newcastle's goal. The ball is very clearly over the line, plus it is a clear shove in the penalty area. If anything, it's a free kick for Arsenal. This is what VAR is there for, obvious errors. VAR should be improving the game, not ruining it. For arguably the best league in the world to be saddled with this, it's become an embarrassment. Maybe Sepp Blatter had a point about VAR.
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Manchester City
Image source, Getty ImagesManager Pep Guardiola has also said he believes it is a good sign if his Manchester City players are "angry" at being left out of the starting line-up.
Jeremy Doku scored and provided four assists in the 6-1 win against Bournemouth on Saturday.
The winger was on the bench for last week's win at Manchester United, with Jack Grealish preferred, but roles were reversed when the Cherries visited.
"I want Jack [Grealish] angry and I want him to play good," Guardiola said.
"And then Doku - be angry that he hasn't played the last two games. This is the way to maintain the consistency at that level."
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Comical overreaction from Arteta. Not quite Keegan, but a good effort.
John, London
Man City v Young Boys (Tue, 20:00 GMT)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City boss Pep Guardiola will speak to the media later ahead of his side's Champions League encounter with Young Boys.
Erling Haaland's fitness is bound to be a subject that comes up given the Norwegian had to be replaced at half-time in Saturday's 6-1 win against Bournemouth due to an ankle strain.
Haaland's absence clearly didn't have much effect on City at the weekend and with a win required to seal qualification for the last-16 with two games to spare, Guardiola could be forgiven looking ahead to Sunday's trip to Chelsea.
But the City boss is not having any of it.
"When he plays, I have the feeling something is going to happen in the box," he said.
"Of course, he is important.
"I want Erling on the pitch. Erling would have played the second half (against Bournemouth)."
If you still have questions on the thorny subject of refereeing standards then look no further.
BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty is on hand today to answer all your footballing questions.
There have been plenty of talking points this weekend away from VAR:
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What do you think? You have had the weekend to consider this...did the officials make the right decision awarding Anthony Gordon's goal for Newcastle against Arsenal on Saturday?
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Arsenal
Here is Arsenal's statement on refereeing standards:
"Arsenal wholeheartedly supports Mikel Arteta's post-match comments after yet more unacceptable refereeing and VAR errors on Saturday evening.
"The Premier League is the best league in the world with the best players, coaches and supporters, all of whom deserve better.
"PGMOL urgently needs to address the standard of officiating and focus on action which moves us all on from retrospective analysis, attempted explanations and apologies.
"We support the ongoing efforts of chief refereeing officer Howard Webb and would welcome working together to achieve the world-class officiating standards our league demands."
BBC Sport has a dedicated Arsenal page packed with news, analysis and fan views - get it here
Newcastle 1-0 Arsenal: Arteta labels VAR outcome 'embarrassing'
Here is some more on that story, after Arsenal called for "urgent" action on refereeing standards as the club backed Mikel Arteta's comments following Saturday's 1-0 Premier League defeat at Newcastle.
Gunners boss Arteta said the decision to allow Newcastle's goal was "embarrassing" and a "disgrace".
Three areas around Anthony Gordon's goal were checked by the video assistant referee.
Arsenal said players, coaches and supporters all "deserve better".
Monday's back pages
The Mail has a back-page story on a statement made by Arsenal on Sunday calling for an improvement to refereeing standards in the Premier League.
Image source, Daily MailTottenham v Chelsea (20:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino has also been speaking about his sacking by Tottenham.
He said he holds no animosity and praised Spurs chairman Daniel Levy for doing an "amazing" job.
Pochettino, 51, took Tottenham to their first Champions League final in 2019 before being sacked five months later.
Chelsea visit Premier League leaders Tottenham tonight and the Argentine was not worried about receiving a negative reaction from the home fans.
"I am going to accept what they will show," he said.
After guiding Southampton to eighth in the Premier League in 2013-14, Pochettino was appointed Tottenham manager in May 2014 and was in charge for five and a half years.
"I didn't decide to leave," he added. "We parted ways because I was sacked. But it's not a criticism to the club. That is a difference, we didn't decide to leave. Maybe [we could be] still there."
Monday's back pages
The Daily Star
As well as a lead on Luis Diaz, the Star back page also has quotes from Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino refusing to rule out a return to manage his former club Spurs one day before tonight's match at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
When asked about the possibility, the Argentine replied: "Who knows?"
Image source, Daily StarWe will bring you more reaction to Liverpool's draw at Luton after a full round-up of this morning's back pages...
Luton 1-1 Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp on Luis Diaz's late equaliser for Liverpool against Luton
"The right person in the stadium scored the equaliser and that was wonderful," said Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp.
"We wait desperately for news from Colombia. The information he gets are rather positive but it is not done - the one information we didn't get yet.
"He decided he wants to be around us again because he needs that distraction because he can't do anything. The only lift you can get in this moment is the real news."
