Arsenal

After a comfortable 4-1 win over Arsenal in the Carabao Cup, Manchester City swinging from the trees with the Cityzens overly happy with their performances over the last few weeks. The Manchester side have struggled in front of goal over the last few weeks and it has seen Guardiola ask his team to work harder with his presser filled similar questions. He was also asked about the club’s next game, against Newcastle United, about injuries and more.

"There is no doubt about the mentality, sometimes we need to refresh our principles. There are things you have to readjust and sometimes you need more time that expect. That is the challenge. We won an incredibly tough game against Southampton and now the next one is Newcastle, so we'll see our level game by game."

Liverpool

Another dominating win over Crystal Palace saw Jurgen Klopp’s side go four points clear of Leicester City at the top as the Reds took charge of the title race. However, few expected them to beat the Eagles 7-0 and with West Bromwich coming around the corner, it could mark trouble for Big Sam and his Baggies. It saw Klopp’s presser marked with questions about injuries, form, Mohamed Salah and lots more.

"Two years ago when we didn't win after being top at Xmas, it was about the quality of the opponents and that quality is still out there. If we want to do something special we focus until the end of the season."

After two consecutive losses, Chelsea ended the streak with a nice win over London rivals West Ham United and now face fellow London rivals Arsenal. The Blues are amongst the many sides in consideration for the title and a win would do them a world of good against the Gunners as it could move them up into the top four again. It saw Lampard’s presser filled with questions about former players, injuries, rotation and a lot more.

“We had a real rivalry. Arsenal had the upper hand at the start but we changed the tide. I enjoy that side of it as long as it's carried out the right way. That rivalry remains but it's still about passion, that's what a derby brings.”

Leicester City

The Foxes welcome Manchester United to the King Power Stadium on Boxing Day with Brendan Rodgers’ side looking to stay on top. They’re currently sitting in second place with only four points separating them and Liverpool but will need to keep their winning run going. Especially with the Red Devils walking into the game on the back of a massive 6-2 win over Leeds United. It saw Brendan Rodgers asked questions about the club’s mentality, injury updates and Manchester United.