Scott Murray

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Andoni Iraola talks to Sky, and begins with the latest on the injured Dango Ouattara. “He felt a small injury in the adductor … it is not too big but we are talking a couple of weeks from the end of the season so it it going to be difficult for him to play again … let’s hope the ones starting today have good performances … he was in a great moment … playing very well … gives us a lot of energy … but it happens to all the teams … if you were to ask Unai about Tielemans he will say the same … so we have to adapt … it is about using the players we have available … I am confident and I trust the players … it is always difficult when you face Aston Villa … always well organised … they will put you in trouble … physical … but we are also in a good moment … we are two teams finishing the season strongly.”

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1 min: Bodo nearly gift Spurs a chance within the first ten seconds, a loose ball across the back, but Gundersen block-tackles Johnson, who was hoping to bust clear down the inside-right channel. The hosts breathe again.

Pennants are swapped, coins tossed, hands clasped … and Bodø, 3-1 down after the first leg, get the ball rolling.

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20 secs: Inter started quickly in Barcelona; Barca nearly return the favour here. Torres is found in space in the Inter box down the right, but the flag pops up for offside before he can roll a pass across for Raphinha to tap home.

Inter get the ball rolling. Another 3-3 draw, please! We’ll have extra time and possibly penalties if so.

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Bournemouth get the ball rolling. Zabarnyi goes long down the right, looking for Tavernier. Too long. Goal kick.

The teams are out! Arsenal in their famous red shirts with white sleeves, Bournemouth in a third kit which [MBM reporter squints, adjusts pince-nez] “draws its inspiration from our seaside roots, finished in deep lagoon green with an aquatic themed design on the front featuring subtle seashells and waves.” We’ll kick off after a verse or two of North London Forever.

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Ruben Amorim speaks to TNT Sports. “We are managing the minutes of Luke [Shaw] … also Vic [Lindelof] is playing well … we need to be strong in defence … he is good on the ball … it is everything together … [De Ligt and Diallo] can play but we need to be careful with them … they press really high so we can use our pace behind … we have players to do that, especially Garnacho … we have also set pieces because Bruno can deliver good balls in the box, so we will try everything … we have shown we can win these kind of games … we have to be ready … better than against Bournemouth … in the beginning we were not ready for pressure … so we have to be better in the first minutes.”