Leeds United

Leeds boss Daniel Farke injury updates: "Gabi Gudmundsson has a serious hamstring injury, and he will definitely miss the game on Friday and the one against Tottenham. Then we will see if he can hopefully feature in the last two games."

He added that Noah Okafor has a "little knock in the calf", while Jaka Bijol has "problems with his hip flexor."

Fulham

Fulham boss Marco Silva on if he will sign an extension: "Nothing is going to affect it. It's a decision that the club and I will take together.

"Whether we achieve something or not will not be the decisive factor for us. We are completely on the same page about what is necessary for this football club, and we are currently working on it."

On Chelsea links: "I don't pay any attention."

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Fulham boss Marco Silva on team news: "There is not good news about Ryan Sessegnon. He is out for the next game and the one after.

"We have to assess him day by day. Alex Iwobi is still out, plus Kevin. Kenny Tete is back, but it is too soon for him to start the game. However, he will be involved."

"I'm in love with English football."

Man City manager Pep Guardiola made clear his love for England, a hint that he will be sticking around?

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Man City manager Pep Guardiola on Everton: "Difficult opponents - they always have been. It will be weird because the old Everton stadium was so cool and nice, very British. I loved going there, but I'm looking forward to the new stadium.

"They defend really well. David Moyes knows exactly what to do. The game we played at the Etihad was decided by two or three actions, but at that moment we weren't good. We're better now, and hopefully we can use what we are playing for to win, win, win."

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Man City manager Pep Guardiola on having days of rest: "I would like to be there in the Champions League, but you can't have everything in life. So we enjoyed the days off and prepared for the games. I watched Brentford at Old Trafford, for example, because they will be our next opponent, and I was very impressed.

"Even though they lost, they played really well. I think Brentford have had an incredible season. I also played a bit of golf with this good weather."

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Man City manager Pep Guardiola on talk that football should be played more openly, like in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final between Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich: "That's nice. It's what football is all about. You and I are not the same.

"Football is like this [gestures widely] - everyone has their own style. It was a good game. Atletico Madrid v Arsenal was another good game too. Of course, when you score nine goals in a semi-final, it's fantastic. Football has to be accepted in different ways."

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Man City manager Pep Guardiola joked when asked about his surprise attendance at Stockport v Port Vale: "The day before, I saw the calendar and saw PSG and Bayern Munich and thought, 'bah, what a disaster game.' Managers are not good - Luis [Enrique] and Vini [Vincent Kompany].

"I'm in love with English football, and I decided to go to Stockport.

"Next season, when Bayern Munich play my old team, I will be in front of the sofa."

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Man City manager Pep Guardiola provided an injury update on Rodri: "He's getting better. He still hasn't trained with us, so we'll see over the next few days."

He added that he is "always confident" Rodri will play.

On the likelihood of Ruben Dias featuring: "Not yet, but he is getting better. Him, Josko Gvardiol, and Rodri are all improving."

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Man City manager Pep Guardiola on City’s busy fixture list: "It is what it is. Arsenal are in the Champions League semi-final, so it is what it is. When we won the treble, we had a similar calendar, but I learned a long time ago not to expect anything different. We have to adapt and take it game by game."

He added, when asked about Paris Saint-Germain having games postponed: "It can happen in other countries, but here it is what it is. We have to adapt. If you don't like it, go and train in France or Portugal. I like being here, and I've said many times - when I was at Barcelona and saw managers here complain about the schedule - it has always been like this. So I never expected anything different."

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Man City manager Pep Guardiola on Everton manager David Moyes: "David Moyes has had that passion since he was born, and it's really impressive at his age that he's still going strong. It's really nice to see. In recent weeks, Everton have had very good results and are fighting for a place in Europe."

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Man City manager Pep Guardiola on departing defender John Stones: "He was one of my first signings. I remember travelling to London to meet him at my brother's house for the first time. He was young, and there are very few players who can understand what we, as a club, have done in this period together.

"He was by far the best player in the Champions League final in Istanbul. He's a huge personality, and now he feels fit, he can hopefully find the rhythm physically to be ready. He is an incredible person, on and off the pitch."

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Asked will he watch Arsenal's game against Fulham on Saturday, Man City manager Pep Guardiola said: "What time do they play? Maybe, we have a training session."

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Man City manager Pep Guardiola says Rodri, who has a groin injury, is getting better but confirmed he still hasn't trained.

He added that Ruben Dias is the same.

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Man City manager Pep Guardiola has arrived.

He starts by praising departing defender John Stones.

"The best player by far in the 2023 Champions League final," he said.

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Since Man City last played, defender John Stones announced his departure at the end of the season.

The 31-year-old, whose contract runs out this summer, has made 293 appearances since joining from Everton for £47.5m in 2016.

He helped City win six Premier League titles, the Champions League, two FA Cups, five League Cups, three Community Shields, the Club World Cup and the Uefa Super Cup.

Stones was Pep Guardiola's second signing at City, so expect high praise on the defender from the City boss.