Mikel Arteta, Ange Postecoglou and Pep Guardiola pre-match press conferences LIVE

That’ll be all from Spurs’ main man. More coverage will follow on our website.

Spurs yet to find a consistent plan for bringing players back into the fold from injury; “with all the players who came back we’ve taken a different approach. Wilson trained today and we’ll see how he is.”

“He’s trained today with the players who didn’t play last night. He looked good, he’s not available this weekend and he won’t start on Thursday, but he’s looking good.”

Postecoglou is concerned about the speed in which Spurs’ injury news is being made widely available; “there’s no doubt we’ve got a leak, it certainly doesn’t help us on game days.”

That’s it from the Arsenal and City managers. We’ll have updates from Postecoglou to follow and more coverage on our website.

Arteta backs Rice to score more goals after his free-kick double against Real Madrid.

Asked about the song from Arsenal fans claiming they got him for half-price, he laughs and replies “I don’t think so!”

“Excellent holding-midfielder” is a piece of praise Adam Wharton will be pleased to hear from Pep Guardiola.

Arteta says he is hopeful that Kai Havertz will be able to return to action before the end of the season.

Guardiola is quick to declare that his injury list hasn’t decreased, but he’s “pleased” that despite the season-long issues, City are still in contention for a Champions League spot.

Arteta says Calafiori is “progressing well” in his recovery but is unable to give a clear timeline on his return.

Arteta confirms both Saka and Rice are available and fine to face Brentford after coming off against Real Madrid with knocks.

Whilst City’s latest academy graduate describes his best position as a box-to-box midfielder, Guardiola says with a smile “his box-to-box is on the side, he can do it with the same power, but on the side”.

Arteta says he is pleased about the introduction of semi-automated offsides this weekend and thinks it makes it “more fair”.

How many days off did Arsenal earn?

Arteta: “Just one, I think they were very happy with that!”

Arteta praises the impact Saka has already had so soon after returning and says he makes the team more connected in attack.

Arteta is here.

Reflecting on Tuesday, he says it was a “special night” but insists the focus is now fully on Brentford.

“It’s better to have five teams than four, but there are seven contenders, it’ll be decided at the last moment.

“We don’t have the squad, all season, we have three central defenders out, we have our main striker out.”

We’re still waiting for the Arsenal boss to arrive. Hopefully won’t be long!

The Premier League will introduce semi-automated offside technology this weekend following non-live testing.

The technology will provide better placement of the virtual offside line, enhancing the speed of the process. It will also produce virtual graphics to ensure an enhanced experience for supporters in-stadium and those watching it broadcasted.

The Premier League has worked in collaboration with PGMOL and Genius Sports to develop the new semi-automated offside technology system.

It’s first use in a live situation will take place when Manchester City host Crystal Palace at 12:30 on Saturday 12th April.

Arteta is running slightly late for his press conference, which was due to start at 1. Hopefully he’ll be with us shortly.

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Here’s what Arne Slot had to say about his talisman signing a new deal.

We’re set to hear from Mikel Arteta, Pep Guardiola and Ange Postecoglou ahead of the weekend’s games this afternoon.

Stay tuned for live updates.