⏪ Coaches speak ahead of PL final day | OneFootball

The likes of Pep Guardiola, Ruben Amorim and Ange Postecoglou will speak today ahead of the Premier League's final day on Sunday.

Make sure you're checking the app this weekend as we cover the Premier League's final day as well as the Women's Champions League and the brilliant final round in Serie A.

And that's everything from us today. Thanks for joining us throughout the afternoon.

Here's Emery ahead of his side's clash at Old Trafford.

Some more from Wolves boss Vitor Pereira who has been speaking about Matheus Cunha's future. The Brazilian attacker has been linked with Man Utd.

"To be honest, I don't know the players that will leave. I'm waiting to understand, I really don't know. At home in front of our supporters is a good time to thank them for their support, they've helped us a lot," the told the press.

It was added: "We need to start work and get a clear picture on the squad. If we lose players with quality, we must replace them because we want to be better next season."

Emery has been lavishing praise on Man Utd as well.

Aston Villa need a win to at least be in with a shout of finishing in the top five on Sunday.

Emery on Emi Martinez's final game.

We're just waiting for the last few press conferences. As far as we're aware, it should be Emery up next.

And here's the Forest boss on rumours he'll join Roma in the summer.

Some more from Nuno who is confident the City Ground atmosphere will get his side into the Champions League come full time on Sunday.

In case you missed it earlier, here's Arne Slot's comments about Trent Alexander-Arnold ahead of his last game at Liverpool.

Some potentially huge injury news ahead of Forest's clash with Chelsea.

Some more on that great news about Hickey.

Brentford boss Thomas Frank has some welcome news for Bees fans.

Moyes has also clarified the situation around Abdoulaye Doucouré's exit.

Everton boss David Moyes has revealed a hamstring injury to Jarrad Branthwaite.

Wolves boss Vitor Pereira has revealed two injury concerns ahead of their game against Brentford.

Some more from the German tactician.

Glasner on the season's rating.

We turn to Crystal Palace now and a great line from coach Oliver Glasner.

Potter has been asked about Jarrod Bowen's exclusion from the England squad. Potter plays it with a straight bat and claims that he respects Tuchel's decision and is disappointed for the winger.

Talking about Ipswich, Potter claims their rise has been "amazing" and hails the job done by Kieran McKenna.

Potter has insisted he won't try new things this weekend and will be "consistent with selection".

Potter though says West Ham have had a "good couple of days" after the disappointment of last weekend's defeat to Forest.

West Ham boss Graham Potter has admitted he's "still learning" ahead of their final game against Ipswich on Sunday. The Hammers boss also conceded there's been some "struggles" this term.

We've got a whole batch of press conferences coming up any second, so stay tuned.

Bournemouth host Leicester on the final day.

Some more from Spaniard ....

Iraola has batted away talks of a move to Tottenham.

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola is here and is speaking about his side's season as a whole.

Whilst we wait for the next lot of pressers, let's remind ourselves of some great strikes on matchweek 37.

But speaking at a press conference today, the German tactician insisted that the South American goal-getter would be in the matchday squad.

“With Joao, we had a small issue in training, a type which isn’t uncommon from time to time at all football clubs.

“We dealt with it internally and the matter is closed.

“Joao is an incredible football player, he is a match-winner for us and he is a great player and that’s why we invested in him.

“But there are principles, there are values that are non-negotiable that count for everyone. I don’t make any compromises.

“I am sure that Joao is still a young player, there is still a lot of potential where he will grow.

“I am sure that he will learn from this and come back stronger next season.

“I am really looking forward to seeing him renewed and reinvigorated at his highest peak into our team. That is all I would say to this.

"The only thing is how we dealt with it as a football club, how we dealt with it as a team."

Brighton boss Fabian Hürzeler has insisted that Joao Pedro will be available for their clash with Tottenham this weekend.

The Brazilian forward missed the win over Liverpool in midweek after a training ground incident.

The Dutchman added: "Those six weeks have been with development and results. It’s something I want to continue with the players.

“We wanted to break cycles, which we achieved, bring some positives and take them into the new season. We wanted to help Jamie (Vardy) with his closure, leaving the club in the best possible way, I was delighted with how that came to an end.

“It’s the last one this Sunday and now the focus is on that.”

On his reaction to suggestions in the media he is close to losing his job, van Nistelrooy replied: “I read them and go back to my job. That’s what I’m here for. That’s what my responsibility and drive is, to prepare the game for Sunday with the players.

“Six weeks ago I changed the narrative on the season, shaping the future, bringing in academy players. We had to because of the relegation, sadly enough."

Leicester boss Ruud van Nistelrooy has given some terse responses as he goes into the final day of the Premier League season.

In the first question, van Nistelrooy was asked what was required over the summer for the club to be competitive next season. He said: “It would be good to find out.

“It would be good to have a conversation. It would be good to come together if that’s what they want. There haven’t been any other conversations.”

That's it from Pep but up next we should have quotes from David Moyes, Marco Silva and Oliver Glasner.

Guardiola's full of lols this afternoon ...

A quite awkward exchange as one journalists asks how many City players are likely to leave this summer ...

Pep has been asked about Phil Foden and the coach has insisted that he "wants to help" the England international return to his former self next season. Foden was recently omitted from Thomas Tuchel's latest Three Lions squad.

Some more Pep hyperbole ahead of a trip to the Cottage ...

Pep has also spoken about Rodri's return ...

The Manchester City boss calls this game at Fulham "the most important of the season by far".

Pep has confirmed that everyone is fit except John Stones.

Pep is feeling defiant as his side look to qualify for the Champions League at Fulham ...

The Premier League trophy is on its way to Liverpool for this weekend's title celebrations ...

Here's Thomas Tuchel explaining why Ivan Toney has been recalled to the England squad ...

In 15 minutes we should be hearing from Pep Guardiola ...

We also heard from Eddie Howe who remained coy about Alexander Isak's fitness ahead of their final game against Everton.

"For sure there’s one left in him.

“We’d love him to be fit and available for the game. He has to be fit to give his best, though, I think that’s clear and we wouldn’t risk him being not able to deliver what he needs to do.

“He has to be free in his movement and everything because he’s that kind of player, he’s electric at his best. So let’s see.”

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca was in attack mode earlier, calling out the club's crazy schedule this summer.

"For me, it’s not normal and it’s not correct. I can understand people think that they earn a lot of money but it’s not about money, it’s about health. It’s about protecting players. Because of the amount of games they play, I don’t think [the authorities] pay attention to that.”

Elsewhere Thomas Tuchel named his England squad for games against Andorra and Senegal ...

Earlier today we heard from Arne Slot who admitted that he didn't know if Trent Alexander-Arnold was going to play in his final Anfield bow. He also went in on the defender for his effort in training ...

Good afternoon everyone and welcome to the last manager's press conference live blog of the season. Stay tuned over the next few hours as coaches from up and down the league preview their last games' of the campaign.