Chelsea

Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso is currently facing the media ahead of Saturday's match against Hull City and has confirmed that Moises Caicedo will not be available for selection.

"Let's see for Brentford, but it's not the moment to take the risk with him. Not yet." added Alonso.

It is a similar situation for Jordan Henderson, who will not be available either.

Full quotes to follow.

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We have some breaking news to bring you before we head to Cobham to hear from Xabi Alonso.

Chelsea have confirmed Pedro Neto has signed a new deal with the club until 2032.

The Portuguese winger has registered 21 goals and 19 assists in 108 appearances across all competitions since joining from Wolves in 2024.

He has featured in all of Chelsea's matches this season, scoring two goals in five appearances.

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Everton

Everton manager David Moyes admits he is hopeful new signing Christian Norgaard will be available for selection in October, after the international break.

The Denmark international is yet to feature for the Blues since signing from Arsenal in the summer.

Moyes also said Everton were exploring free agents, with the possability of boosting their squad.

Everton

Everton manager David Moyes has provided an update on the fitness of Jack Grealish ahead of Saturday's match against Tottenham:

"Jack is probably a boy who needs the football [matches] more than he needs the training."

It sounds like the England international could be in line for his first start since January on Saturday night.

Manchester United

On his own position as Man United manager, Michael Carrick said: "I think I said it pretty early on, all decisions were made were as if we were going to be here for a period of time. I didn't how long that was going to be, I still don't.

"We were planning for the future and what we wanted it to look like and that was from day one. The performance the lads gave on that City game was incredible with all that. From the start it was planning to where we want to get this club to in the long term".

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Manchester United

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick on facing Man City: "There's no way we're assuming. We won last year but we're not going to do everything the same.

"I feel we're getting better all the time and that helps us, we know it's a big and important game and there's a lot riding on it. We're looking forward to it and we have a short time to recover and prepare for it but we will make the most of it.

"They're a very good team with good results. They've got players to rotate from and that's the position they're in. We know we have to put in a really good performance to get the result we want".

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick on team news ahead of Sunday's game against Manchester City: "Matheus Cunha and Benjamin Sesko, they obviously have different strengths. I think there's the principals of what we're trying to achieve as a team. There's a different threat to each of them.

"There's a little bit on the opposition and a little bit on the balance of our team and the spaces we want to attack [for who gets picked]. There's quite a bit [of thought] that goes into it".

On Marcus Rashford: "Really pleased with him in so many ways. He was a real threat on Sunday, unfortunate to not get more success but he was a real threat. I'm not sure what else to say just really pleased to have him. We have good options so trying to keep everyone fresh".

On Youri Tielemans: "All our midfielders are technical and able to connect the game forward. It's nice to draw on that and have that in the team. Youri settled in fantastic, Andre settled in great, Mason, we're asking him to do slightly different things to what he's done in the past but he's able to do that. The understanding between them is growing all the time".

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BBC Sport Manchester United reporter

Manchester United recorded their biggest Champions League victory since 2020 as they swept Sabah FK aside at Old Trafford.

The Azerbaijan champions came through four rounds of qualifying to reach the main league phase of the tournament for the first time.

However, though they had chances, they were also given a brutal lesson in the gulf in class between the level they are used to and the Premier League, whose five entrants have all opened their respective campaigns by picking up three points.

With just three days to prepare for Sunday's Manchester derby, United head coach Michael Carrick would have been pleased to effectively kill the contest by half-time, thanks to goals from Matheus Cunha, Bruno Fernandes and Benjamin Sesko.

For Sesko in particular, it was an important night.

Starting for the first time since 3 May, the Slovenian brought a focus to United's attack which has not been evident for their opening three Premier League games.

It surely puts him in contention to start against Manchester City, which begs the question who will be on the left - Cunha or Marcus Rashford, who remained on the bench throughout.

The conundrum is one Carrick will relish because, while he said at Everton on Sunday that United's start to the season had "not been that bad", he also knows four points from three games cannot become four from four.

As far as the Champions League goes, United could not have asked for more accommodating opponents after more than a thousand days out of the competition.

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Manchester United manager Michael Carrick actually conducted his pre-Manchester City press conference after his side's 4-0 win against Sabeh in the Champions League last night.

That will be available shortly as it is embargoed until 13:30 BST. In the meantime, let's remind ourselves of last night's match at Old Trafford.

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We've heard from four Premier League managers so far, and we still have seven more to come.

Up next are Michael Carrick, Roberto De Zerbi, Gary O'Neil, Keith Andrews, Unai Emery, Xabi Alonso and David Moyes.

Fulham

Fulham boss Alvaro Arbeloa on whether he is confident he will be afforded time to turn things around at Craven Cottage: "My focus is on the Liverpool game at the minute, that's the most important thing for me, I'm not thinking about time.

"I haven't just come here for three games or a month in charge, I've come here because I wanted to improve this team. That's where my energy goes."

On some fans booing the performance last time out: "We are a very strong team when our fans are behind us. Obviously we want to give everything on the pitch for them. They want to see us win games - we know that - but we are stronger with them behind us."

Fulham

Fulham boss Alvaro Arbeloa on returning to Anfield as a former Liverpool player: "It will be so special. I went back to Anfield when I was a Real Madrid player, but this will be my first time back as a coach. It will always be a special place for me."

On opposition boss Andoni Iraola being a figure he knows very well: "Yes, we played together in the national team and we faced each other many times in La Liga. He has been doing an amazing job in the Premier League, and you can see Liverpool starting to play his style now. It will be so difficult for us."

That's all from Andoni Iraola ahead of Liverpool's meeting with Fulham tomorrow afternoon.

We have heard a little more from his counterpart, Alvaro Arbeloa, in the last hour, so we'll bring you up to speed with that before moving on to the other press conferences taking place across the Premier League later today.

Liverpool

On Lewis Koumas, who made his Champions League debut against Atletico Madrid, Andoni Iraola said: "The first week that I was here, I told the club I want him to stay. I had very few doubts because he can cover us as a seven, nine ten and 11.He trains very well, has a good attitude and great player. He scores goals.

"He needs to add more like every young player, but he already has a good amount of experience playing in the Championship at a high level.

"I see him ready to help us and I like what he gives us. I am very happy to have him."

Liverpool

On Alexander Isak's performances so far, Andoni Iraola said: "I think he's doing well. I'm happy with the improvements he's doing game-to-game.

"Physically, he's in a really good place. I think he moves with confidence and technically we know he is very good. He is understanding better what we need from the number nine position."

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Liverpool

On Alexis Mac Allister and his performance against Atletico Madrid following the noise around having no contract extension yet, Andoni Iraola said: "I consider him a great player. He understands the game very well and has the experience which is quite good for our young team.

"I am very happy to have him in our team. I hope this level of performance and if he can improve it then even better."

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Liverpool

On opponents Fulham, Andoni Iraola said: "They have played three Premier League games, so it is too early to make conclusions about any team. Fulham is a great example. I think they've played well in their three games.

"If you look at the stats then you would think they'd have four or five points at least. They've been controlling the games with possession and comfortable on the ball."

Liverpool

On Hugo Ekitike's recovery from injury, Andoni Iraola said: "There is a chance he could help us with the last two games of the [Champions League] group stage, but it is still very early to say."

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Liverpool

On Liverpool's unbeaten start, Andoni Iraola said: "The team has goals. In all of the games we have been dangerous and created chances.

"We have scored two [in the last two] and could have scored more. Now it's about being more efficient.

"It's about when the goals come because I don't think we're starting games too well. Compare it to Ipswich, the games look more comfortable when you start like this.

"I would like to score the fist goal to make things easier, but we have to have the right mentality.

"The start of games is where I think we can be a bit better."