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CONTE ON HIS FUTURE
"Everything is possible," says Conte.
"I have another year on my contract at this club but, in football, everything is possible. Our job is very difficult because everything can change quickly.
"I have another year of my contract and the club has to decide to send me away.
"We have started a big job here. You need time to improve your work.
"Football is very difficult to stay at a club for many years, especially in England, before managers were in charge for many years but now in England they are happy to sack the manager early.
"We are talking about staying in Chelsea and the history of Chelsea is very clear, it's normal is the press speak about Chelsea and the manager of Chelsea."

CONTE: EVERTHING IS POSSIBLE
Chelsea head coach Antonio Conte says "anything is possible" in response to reports he could leave at the end of the season.
"Everything is possible. I have another year on my contract at this club but, in football, everything is possible," he said.
"Our job is very difficult because everything can change quickly."

PEP ON SANCHEZ
The boss says he is focused on Saturday's trip to Anfield and would not speculate on reports linking City to Alexis Sanchez.
"I am focused on Liverpool," he said.
"If it was my players, I wouldn't want my manager talking about other things."

PEP: ANFIELD PRESTIGIOUS
Pep Guardiola has heaped praise on Anfield.
"It's a real test going to Anfield, one of the most prestigious stadiums in the world," he said.
"It's a big game for us and we are going to plan as much as possible."

KOMPANY 'NOT READY' FOR LIVERPOOL 
Pep Guardiola has given the following injury update, ahead of City's Super Sunday trip to Anfield:
"I think Vincent Kompany is not ready for Liverpool, but the others are doing quite well," he said.
"Gabriel Jesus was in Barcelona yesterday with Dr Cugat. I think he could be ready in two or three weeks for Basel in the Champions League."

POCH ON TRANSFERS 
Mauricio Pochettino says it is "difficult" to sign sought-after players during the transfer window.
“If you want to sign players that you are going to use and help you, it’s difficult to find this opportunity," he said.
"Or it’s the case, like Liverpool and Barcelona, there is a lot of money and you cannot stop the player, like [Philippe] Coutinho or [Virgil] Van Dijk
"Or it’s a player with six months left on the contract and maybe that is an opportunity like all the rumours now about Alexis. That is the situation of this transfer window, that is why it is always difficult.”
The manager says he feels confident in his squad: “I am confident always," he said.
"Personally I never look next to me at what the other teams are doing. It’s about how I believe and try to make things happen."

POCH: LEVY COMMENTS PLEASING
Mauricio Pochettino says it is important to listen to Daniel Levy and is pleased with theTottenham chairman's recent comments.
Levy said on Thursday he is "100 per cent certain" the club will not sell players they want to keep.
"The chairman is the chairman. It's the chairman who manages everything," Pochettino said.
"I think for the fans, it's so important to listen to him. 
"If he was talking in this way, it's because he is confident to deliver it for the club."
 POCH ON 'GOOD RELATIONSHIP' WITH BIG SAM
"I have a lot of respect for Sam but like always it’s so important to the perform the way we want to and try to win the game because for us it’s a massive three points we need to win," said Pochettino.
“Every time that we’ve met it’s been a very normal and good relationship so it’s good to see him again. 
"Of course, we are going to talk and we know each other from the last five years.”
SPURS TEAM NEWS
Toby Alderweireld [hamstring], Danny Rose[knee] and Harry Winks [ankle] - continue to undergo rehabilitation. 
SPURS READY FOR TOP FOUR BATTLE
"I think we are in a good mood, a good way," said Pochettino. 
"I think we are ready to try and compete to the end of the season, to try and be in the top four, to be in the Champions League."
SPURS AIM FOR 'MASSIVE THREE POINTS'
Mauricio Pochettino says a win over Everton on Saturday would be "massive".
"It's so important, what we are going to do," he said.
"I think the team is ready to compete tomorrow... It's so important to be consistent.
"It will be tough, as Everton have good players and a great manager
"For us, it's a massive three points that we need to win."
STAGE SET FOR CONTE
The cameras are ready and rolling for the arrival of Antonio Conte!
His media conference is set to get underway at 13:15...
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HAZARD: NOTHING FROM MADRID, YET 
Chelsea forward Eden Hazard says there is no news "at the moment" on his potential switch to Real Madrid...
CAMERAS AWAIT KLOPP
Our reporter Vinny O'Connor is ready and waiting for the arrival of Jurgen Klopp!
His media conference gets underway at 13:00...


KLOPP COMING UP
We'll hear from Jurgen Klopp in 45 minutes, as he faces the media ahead of a big Super Sunday clash with Man City!
Stay right here for all the lines from his media conference...
'SANCHEZ TO UTD WOULD BE UNBELIEVABLE' 
Manchester United signing Alexis Sanchezahead of rivals Manchester City would be "unbelievable" transfer business, saysDanny Higginbotham...
BREAKING NEWS
Huddersfield Town have completed the signing of attacking midfield Alex Pritchard from Norwich on a three and a half year deal.
The fee is believed to be around £11m.
PREMIER LEAGUE AWARDS FOR DECEMBER
Harry Kane and Pep Guardiola have been named Premier League Player and Managerof the Month for December, while Jermain Defoe scored the top goal.
Defoe's goal came in a game where Christian Benteke missed a 93rd-minute penalty as Palace were held to a dramatic 2-2 draw by Bournemouth.
Defoe's equaliser was a stunning looped half-volley from an acute angle after Lewis Cook's long ball.
Meanwhile, Manchester City boss Guardiola won the Manager of the Month award as his table-topping team once again went through the month unbeaten.
Tottenham striker Kane has been named Player of the Month for the second time this season after scoring eight goals in six matches in December.
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HOWE WELCOMES BACK WILSHERE 
Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe says Arsenal's Jack Wilshere helped the team in many areas during his loan spell last season...
GIGGS NEXT WALES BOSS?
Ryan Giggs has been interviewed for the vacant Wales national team manager’s job, according to Sky Sources.
Wales have been without a manager since Chris Coleman stepped down in November to take over at Sunderland.
Giggs has been working on television since he left his position as Manchester United assistant manager in the summer of 2016.
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WHERE WOULD SANCHEZ FIT AT UTD? 
Manchester United have joined the race for Alexis Sanchez, according to Sky sources, but where would he fit in at Old Trafford?
It is understood United are ready to pay more than Manchester City for Sanchez and give him higher wages, and it is also thought they are willing to consider involving Henrikh Mkhitaryan in a potential swap deal.
We check the stats to see how well suited he would be to United - and where he might slot into the side - RIGHT HERE...
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ALLARDYCE AWARE OF ALLEGED TWEETS 
Everton boss Sam Allardyce says Mason Holgate doesn't need reminding about alleged homophobic tweets sent over five years ago.
Asked if the club were aware of the alleged tweets, Allardyce said: “In terms of awareness, yes. In terms of when it happened, years ago, so he is fully aware and didn’t need to be reminded of what the situation was."
STERLING'S SCORING STREAK EXPLAINED
Raheem Sterling is scoring goals for fun. But how is he doing it and is it really sustainable? 
Ahead of Manchester City's Super Sundaytrip to Liverpool, Adam Bate, with the help of Opta, delves deep into the statistics to identify just some of the reasons why Sterling has become Manchester City'sunexpected goalscoring hero.
Click HERE for the full feature...
LACAZETTE STRUGGLING?
Alexandre Lacazette has gone eight games without scoring following another frustrating evening in Wednesday's 0-0 draw with Chelsea. 
Should Arsenal be worried about their record signing? His finishing is an issue but so too are the players around him, writes Nick Wright HERE...
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TRANSFER TARGETS: SERIE A
Which Serie A players could be available for Premier League clubs in the January transfer window? And which Premier League players could be moving to Italy?
The January window is in full flow, and we asked our colleagues in Italy for the latest intelligence on potential movement in and out of Serie A this month and beyond.
Sky in Italy's Augusto De Bartolo runs through the big names, RIGHT HERE...

HENRY'S LIVERPOOL v CITY PREVIEW
There are signs Liverpool may be the first team to beat Manchester City in the Premier League this season when the two sides meet at Anfield on Sunday, according to Thierry Henry.
Pep Guardiola's men travel to Merseyside on Super Sunday with an imposing 15-point lead in the table, having gone 22 matches unbeaten in the league so far this campaign.
Read Henry's full preview, RIGHT HERE...
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'NO ASSURANCES FOR WALCOTT GAME TIME'
Arsene Wenger says he is unable to giveTheo Walcott assurances of regular game time at Arsenal. 
Sam Allardyce has confirmed Everton are in talks with Walcott over a possible move.
"Yes [I told him I want him to stay]. No, you just cannot do it [give him assurances over game time] because it is not honest," Wenger told reporters.
"We will see. We have a good relationship still and I don’t want him to be frustrated or to lose an opportunity to go to the World Cup.
 "Theo went to the World Cup in Germany in 2006 and we are now in 2018, and he has not been [back to the World Cup], for different reasons."
'SANCHEZ WOULD BE UNBELIEVABLE SIGNING' 
Danny Higginbotham believes Alexis Sanchez would be an "unbelievable signing" for Manchester United.
“I think a player like Alexis Sanchez would be beneficial for most teams,” Higginbotham told Premier League Daily.
“I think the way that he plays - he can come short and create space in behind or he can get the ball himself and get the team on the front foot.
“I think whoever does get him will find themselves with a stronger squad, so from that point of view it would be an unbelievable signing for Manchester Unitedif they were to get him, especially if it was at the expense of Manchester City with them two being huge rivals."
'NOTHING CONCRETE ON SANCHEZ'
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says there is "nothing concrete" yet regarding the possible transfer of Alexis Sanchez, despite reported interest from the Manchester clubs.
But, while Wenger maintains it would be "normal" for Sanchez to stay until his contract elapses at the end of the season, he admitted that "nothing is decided one way or another".
The future of Sanchez has been the subject of much debate all season with the Chilean's deal set to expire at the end season, putting Arsenal at risk of losing him on a free transfer.
Read what the manager had to say, RIGHT HERE...
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BIG SAM: WALCOTT TALKS ONGOING 
Sam Allardyce has confirmed Everton are in talks with Arsenal's Theo Walcott over a possible move.
Everton are reportedly battling with Southampton for Walcott's signature and it is understood the Gunners may consider letting the England international leave during the January transfer window.
Allardyce has openly declared his desire to bring in more attacking players at Goodison Park, having already signed Cenk Tosunfrom Besiktas for £27m, and the Everton boss says Walcott would be "a great addition" to the team.
"I think you are all aware of our interest in Theo," Allardyce said.
Read the full story RIGHT HERE...
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WATCH: DEFOE'S GOAL OF THE MONTH
Jermain Defoe has won the Premier League Goal of the Month for December for his strike against Crystal Palace.
The goal came in a game where Christian Benteke missed a 93rd-minute penalty as Palace were held to a dramatic 2-2 draw by Bournemouth.
Defoe's equaliser came after the break with a stunning looped half-volley from an acute angle after Lewis Cook's long ball.
It was only his third goal for Bournemouth this season, but his manager Eddie Howe was full of praise for what he described as a "top-class" finish.
Up against some tough competition, including Gylfi Sigurdsson and Steven Defour, Defoe's strike came out on top.
Hit the link HERE to re-live Defoe's sensational strike....
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'WILSHERE MADE HUGE CONTRIBUTION' 
Eddie Howe extols the virtues of Arsenal's Jack Wilshere who played 27 times for Bournemouth while on loan last season...
WILSHERE'S RESURGENCE 
Jack Wilshere wondered if he would ever play for Arsenal again when he was on loan at Bournemouth last season but he returns to the south-coast on Sunday as a key figure for Arsene Wenger
Nick Wright examines the story and the stats behind his remarkable resurgence, RIGHT HERE...
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