Manchester City will face Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday.

Before the game, manager Enzo Maresca will be speaking to the media in his news conference on Friday.

It will be his first time speaking to the media after Man City were found guilty of the Premier League charges.

He was all smiles as he arrived for training, earlier today.

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It comes as no surprise that all five of the Premier League managers speaking today were asked about Man City being found guilty. They've all kept very tight-lipped about their personal opinions but weren't shy talking about it.

• Coventry manager Frank Lampard: "What can you say when an appeal is going on? I'm not inside the story. They are a huge football club now, a huge squad of quality players, so we will see. I'm outside the loop. It's not my role to talk about a punishment or how much."
• Leeds boss Daniel Farke: "It makes no sense if right now everyone wants to have an opinion about this topic. There are more qualified people to talk about this. It's nothing to do with me, I was not involved in the title race during those years. This is not my topic. Football is my topic."
• Bournemouth manager Marco Rose: "I trust in the guys who are involved in these kinds of things and situations and then we will see what happens. I'm a football coach not a politician and I love to be a football coach and it should stay like this."
• Newcastle manager Matthias Jaissle: "It is not in my job description to judge on that. The authorities are taking care of it and there is a clear process now which will be followed and speaking on behalf of the whole club, it is the right approach to focus on what we we can do better and what we can influence on the pitch."
• Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris was not asked about Man City.

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle on Monday's opponents Coventry: "Every team is capable to win against every opponent. Coventry have the quality.

"They won their last match, they have confidence after winning that game. They will have momentum.

"If we perform at our best, then it will be difficult to beat us. We want to make it as difficult for them as possible."

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle on returning to Premier League action: "I'm happy we are back. The long break was a little bit unusual, but we are all happy football is back.

"We want to improve, we want to develop. From tomorrow onwards, we will have everyone back with us training."

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Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle on Manchester City's guilty verdict: "I think as a manager of another club, I am not able to judge and it is not my job. Especially it is not in my job description to judge on that.

"The authorities are taking care of it and there is a clear process now which will be followed and speaking on behalf of the whole club, it is the right approach to focus on what we we can do better and what we can influence on the pitch.

"We should just focus on what we can influence and, in general, as a club, to improve and strive forward. Just focus on what we can do better."

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle on players returning from the international break: "They have returned. I have allowed some of them an extra day off. We will have a full group in tomorrow.

"We are hopeful there will be three or four back from the nine missing against Hull City.

"Joey [Joelinton] is progressing well, he is doing better. We need to be smart in our load management."

Sunderland

Sunderland manager Regis le Bris was not asked about Manchester City's guilty charges.

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle on Joelinton's return to training: "He has qualities on the ball and out of possession. He is a leader - his body language shows that.

"We need warriors in the team. We are really happy to have him back training with us."

Leeds United

Leeds United boss Daniel Farke has confirmed that defender Joe Rodon is on his way back from injury after individual training sessions but will be unavailable for Saturday's match against Arsenal. Fellow Welshman Daniel James will also be out of Saturday's game after sustaining a back injury during the international break.

Jean-Matteo Bahoya returned from the France camp with an ankle strain, but "looks way better" and will be monitored before the weekend.

Newcastle United

Quotes from Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle will be with you shortly.

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Coventry City

Coventry City boss Frank Lampard on team news: "Yes, they are [ready to play]."

On players who had existing injuries: "Milan van Ewijk is back training with us, that is good news. We hope he will be right if he comes through the next few days. Kaine Kesler-Hayden is back training with us, which is good, he has been out for longer. Josh isn't back yet and he has had a baby recently, which is good news for him but it will still be a few more weeks potentially. Hadji and Wolfie are a little bit longer as well but working hard and getting there."