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FA Cup and Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action

Will Antonio Conte be in charge of Tottenham for their next fixture, on 3 April at Everton? Those in the St Mary’s press room on Saturday evening were in little doubt that his instant-classic rant – two questions batted away during 10 minutes of fury – was a kiss-off, an ejector seat activated. Conte levelled blame at everyone but himself and even threw an olive branch to his predecessors, a list including arch-rival José Mourinho. “They can change the manager, a lot of managers, but the situation cannot change,” Conte declared in a critique of the club’s culture, and by extension, the owners Enic and the chairman, Daniel Levy. It was the players who received the most bilious invective, creating a potentially awkward situation post-international break, should Conte still be around. “They don’t want to play under pressure, they don’t want to play under stress,” he hissed. Listening back to the tape, it was amusing to hear Conte entering the room with a demure apology for being late. John Brewin

Premier League report: Southampton 3-3 Tottenham

Since joining Manchester United, Wout Weghorst has started every game, his team winning 12, drawing four and losing two. But in that time he’s scored twice, the second in a 3-0 win and the fourth in a 4-1 win. It’s easy to see what he adds, defending from the front while showing aggression and trying hard – contributions that should be the minimum expected, from any player – and he also adds height to a short side, useful when defending set-pieces and launching clearances over the press. However, United have plentiful attacking options and, though Weghorst is a stop-gap pending the summer arrival of a serious striker, they would surely be a more cohesive and dangerous side, now,

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