That's all from us for today.

Thank you for all of your contributions as we paid tribute to the former Chelsea and Italy striker Gianluca Vialli, who has died at the age of 58.

Here's a reminder of today's other top stories:

• 'One of the greats with a reputation to match' - Vialli obituary
• Butland joins Manchester United on loan
• Van Dijk out 'for more than a month' with hamstring issue

There's no Premier League action this weekend, instead we'll be bringing you all the latest from the FA Cup third round, starting with Manchester United v Everton late (20:00 GMT). You can follow live text commentary of the game here, external.

Wolves

Lopetegui on facing Liverpool in his first FA Cup encounter: "We are thinking and preparing in the best way, knowing that we have played a very hard match two days ago. A lot of players have to recuperate, but tomorrow we are going to be ready to try to beat a fantastic team with a good coach so it is going to be a good challenge for us.

"The cup in Spain is big but the meaning the FA Cup has in England is different. Maybe I have to enjoy this environment tomorrow, but we want to enjoy by playing a good match. We want to convince the players that we have to be ready to be competitive tomorrow."

Wolves

Lopetegui on the January transfer window, with Wolves midfielder Ruben Neves being linked with Barcelona: "I understand your interest about the transfer window but you have to understand in the same way our interest is only in the match tomorrow. I have said a lot of times that Ruben Neves is a fantastic player, he is a Wolves player and he is going to continue being a Wolves player.

"You can ask me 100 times but our focus is on tomorrow’s match in the FA Cup. It is a very important competition in England and our focus is on this match. Liverpool have two days more than us to prepare for the match and rest. We have to answer this situation and be able tomorrow to play a good match against one of the best teams in the world."

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Wolves

Wolves boss Julen Lopetegui has also paid respect to Gianluca Vialli: "My thought about him is a fantastic player in Italy, in England, in the national team. After, he was a coach for a very short time but my last image of him is in the national team helping [Roberto] Mancini. This is very sad but above all, my condolences for his family and friends."

Brentford

Brentford boss Thomas Frank on the death of Gianluca Vialli: "I was shocked when I saw the news this morning. I remember him as a player, first of all in that Sampdoria team up front with [Roberto] Mancini, ripping Serie A apart.

"[He was a ] fantastic striker in many senses, most likely one of the best ever in Italy. I never met him, but my sympathy and condolences go to his loved ones."

Tottenham Hotspur

Stellini on Pape Matar Sarr: "He's a very young player and it's the first time he came to England. He has one year experience in Ligue 1. About the skill he can do everything. He is a great player with many possibilities and can play in many different positions.

"With Pape, Antonio decided this moment that he's ready to play. We work a lot on the body position and he showed the desire to improve, and this is very important because you can work with them.

"With Pape it was very easy, but we have a hierarchy and he has to respect that."

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Tottenham Hotspur

Cristian Stellini on whether winger Bryan Gil will stay in January: "I think so. He's playing very well and we're so happy. He has a great, great, improvement because he trains every day 110%. This is why he deserved to play an assist and the passes before the assist in this match [against Palace]."

Tottenham Hotspur

Stellini on if Harry Kane will play: "It could be an opportunity to give him a rest but we don't have many players. We have to choose the player in the front line and it's an important cup and an important match.

"We are working hard to recover players. Maybe some can recover next week but we have to focus on this next match and we will respect this competition."

Tottenham Hotspur

Antonio Conte has been replaced at his pre-FA Cup news conference by his assistant Cristian Stellini following the death of his former Juventus teammate Gianluca Vialli.

Stellini spoke about Vialli first up: "Antonio in this moment is very upset. We are close to Vialli's family and all of those who loved Vialli. He's an important person.

"He was a great player but first of all a great man. He taught us a lot of things, not only when he played but when he spoke. If you know him and the people that know him only speak well about this great guy. A great leader for Italy."

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Leeds United

Speaking about defender Max Wober, who signed from Red Bull Salzburg on Tuesday, Marsch said: "He’s settled in really well. He had a good training session today and he understands what I’m looking for out of him.

"We’ll see how fit and ready he is [for Sunday], he’ll be in the mix."

Leeds United

On Leeds' latest team news, Marsch said: "Patrick [Bamford] was in training today, but I'm not predicting him to be ready for this match.

"Adam [Forshaw] will probably not be available but should be training next week.

"Luis [Sinisterra] was on the pitch individually today and looking strong, so we’re hopeful that next week he’ll be in training."

Leeds United

Now it's time for American boss Jesse Marsch on managing his first FA Cup game with Leeds: "The FA Cup final has always been a big thing in the US too, so even before I was a professional I watched it. A lot of people get up early to go to pubs to watch it.

"It's a big thing and it's a big match to compete in. I value cup tournaments to have the opportunity to win a trophy. Obviously it's a massive challenge but we're looking forward to it.

"We want to put a strong team on the pitch. We want to make sure we represent ourselves in a big way. We know 6,000 fans are going down, I know the history at Cardiff, we expect they’ll be very spirited for this match."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth have won just four of Gary O'Neil's first 16 games as manager and the Cherries boss had to this to say on being under pressure: "I think as always you draw on experiences that you have yourself. Too much is made about my first managerial campaign. I have been involved in changing rooms my whole life. There is no secret - it is hard work in everything you do and you just keep performing to your maximum.

"Managers go through tough periods in their fourth or fifth jobs. It makes no difference, you will go through tough spells no matter how many times you do it. I am pretty sure if you spoke to all of them their response would be the same, that there is no secret - hard work, buckle down, control what you can control and come out the other side."

O'Neil added: "Anyone who has met me knows my only concern is the betterment of the football club. Not me or where I end up after, all I care about is that the club is in a good place and 'can we move it forward from where it was yesterday?'"

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Bournemouth

On Saturday's opposition and Championship leaders Burnley, Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil said: "It is a great competition. It's one where we want to win tomorrow, and against a fantastic team in the Championship which look like they are Premier League-bound next season, it's one that will be a good test for us. A team winning consistently can be hard to play against.

"Burnley play good football and dominate possession in the Championship," he added. "They look hard to beat, it's going to be a tough game and they certainly look like they'll be a Premier League team in the not too distant future.

"The players are well aware of the challenges - they always are. We're aware of Burnley's technical strengths and tactical strengths. The lads are aware of that, as they are with every game we play.

"You have a chance to perform and to be judged, that doesn't change with any game you play. Hopefully we'll send the supporters home happy."

Scott Minto
Former Chelsea and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

"There’s probably not enough time to come up with all the stories of this great man. This is Gianluca Vialli, the guy we were watching on TV and in Italian football and the World Cup.

"He didn’t really speak any English when he arrived and he was reading children’s books, really starting from scratch. Within six months he was completely fluent - I’ve never seen that before from anyone. It sums up the mentality he had both on and off the pitch.

"To say he was charismatic doesn’t even do him justice. There was just an aura about him. I was only a team-mate of his for a year before I went off to Benfica after the 1997 FA Cup final. There’s people that you meet, that you don’t need to meet for a very long time to have a big impact on you.

"He wasn’t the tallest but he was good in the air. He was strong, he was well built, very lean but with muscle. He wasn’t overly quick but he was sharp. The first two yards are in the brain. He could just finish with both feet.

"He’s an incredibly humble guy. He’s this world class superstar. It’s an incredibly emotional time."

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Crystal Palace

Speaking about opponents Southampton, who sit bottom of the Premier League, Vieira said: "Results are always harsh because results are important in our industry, so the pressure on Southampton is really big.

"We have to manage and deal with it.

"Look at the last four or five games they played, look at the quality of the games they played. In some of those they deserve more than nothing. The result doesn’t reflect the quality of the games they played.

"This is an all Premier League game so we have to be really concentrated, determined and play with intensity to win the game."

Crystal Palace

On whether there has been any developments in Wilfred Zaha's contract talks, Vieria said: "You're asking the wrong person.

"We know the situation and we want to keep him. He's an important player for the club and he’s loved here.

"We have to wait and see what he will decide to do. What matters is the commitment he is showing in the games."

Asked about the possibility of Zaha being sold this month, Vieria added: "I hope not."

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