Summary

  • Fifteen Premier League news conferences as the domestic action returns

  • Everton boss Sean Dyche says club's 10-point deduction is 'disproportionate'

  • Pep Guardiola says he is more likely to stay with Man City in League One rather than as Champions League winners

  • Leaders Man City host second-placed Liverpool (12:30, Sat)

  • England captain Millie Bright withdraws from Women's Nations League squad with knee injury

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Live Reporting

Alastair Telfer, Josef Rindl and Tasnim Chowdhury

  1. We're all at it with refs - Kompany

    Friday's back pages

    The Daily Mail

    A very honest Vincent Kompany makes the Mail's back page.

    The Burnley manager has called for tougher punishments for those "aggressive managers", who are hurtling abuse at the officials on the sideline.

    Only Kompany and co know what goes on at ground level but it sounds like it can get feisty.

    MailMail

  2. 'Greedy, selfish and defunct'

    Friday's back pages

    Daily Mirror

    Mirror SportMirror Sport

    The Mirror look at Gary Neville's comments about the Premier League being a "defunct organisation" after Everton's 10-point deduction.

    Everton fans plan to protest at their clash with Manchester United on Sunday at Goodison Park.

    Neville compared Everton's punishment with that of the top six - a topic which has certainly being doing the rounds.

  3. 'Arsenal's transfer window pain'

    Friday's back pages

    The Daily Star

    The Daily Star are reporting Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale has been told he must leave the club to save his Euro 2024 spot.

    However, the 25-year-old is likely to start against Brentford on Saturday due to David Raya being on loan from the club.

    A chance to impress?

    In terms of incomings...

    The move for Brenford's Ivan Toney will not be straightforward with the Bees determined to keep their number nine.

    Daily StarDaily Star

  4. Good morning!

    Jurgen KloppGetty Images

    Hello, the Premier League is back on Saturday after the international break so plenty of chat incoming.

    What's on the agenda for today?

    • Fifteen Premier League news conferences - starting with Arsenal at 09:00 GMT
    • Previewing Saturday's crunch game between Manchester City and Liverpool
    • Everton's 10-point deduction - boss Sean Dyche due to address the media at 13:30
    • Women's Champions League reaction after Sam Kerr scored a hat-trick in Chelsea's 4-1 win over Paris FC
    • WSL news and previews

    And so much more!

    First, we will have a look at what the back pages are saying.