DAILY MAIL

Roman Abramovich has told new Chelsea chief executive Ron Gourlay to make signing Franck Ribery his top priority. Also: Rafael Benitez revealed yesterday that he has turned down several lucrative offers to become Real Madrid manager because he is intent on seeing out his five-year contract at Anfield.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Arsene Wenger has accused FIFA of inflicting "no punishment" on Chelsea over the Gael Kakuta affair and suggested that Roman Abramovich is now poised to launch a huge January spending spree. Also: John Terry has denied approving an email that was touting his name and status as England captain for commercial endorsement opportunities in the build-up to next summer's World Cup.

INDEPENDENT

Longevity is not a word readily associated with Chelsea in the Roman Abramovich era, but Carlo Ancelotti insists he can help usher in a new era of stability at Stamford Bridge. Also: Golf took a collective sigh of relief last night when the news came that Tiger Woods's car smash was not as bad as first thought.

THE GUARDIAN

Tiger Woods was injured last night after being involved in a car accident near his home in Windermere, Florida. Also: Notts County's owner, Qadbak Investments, suffered a double blow yesterday after Sven-Goran Eriksson, the club's director of football, demanded immediate payment of a seven-figure sum he believes he is owed and its proposed acquisition of BMW's Formula One franchise collapsed.

THE SUN

Rafa Benitez and David Moyes have come out fighting ahead of the most pressure-packed Merseyside derby in years. Also: Arsene Wenger last night told his Arsenal kids: It's time you grew up.

THE TIMES

Carlo Ancelotti has expressed a desire to emulate Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger by staying at Chelsea for 10 or 20 years. Also: Arsene Wenger has cranked up the tension before Arsenal's Barclays Premier League showdown with Chelsea tomorrow by suggesting that their opponents have squirmed out of their punishment over the Gael Kakuta affair.

DAILY MIRROR

Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez insists he has the fans on his side as he roared back at his Anfield critics. Also: Andrey Arshavin last night stunned Arsenal as he revealed he feels like quitting football.

DAILY STAR

Arsene Wenger claims Chelsea have got off scot free over the Gael Kakuta affair. Also: Steven Gerrard set his sights on Mersey rivals Everton and said: We owe our fans a win.

DAILY EXPRESS

Arsene Wenger has sent a chilling warning to Chelsea's Premier League title rivals that Roman Abramovich will start splashing the cash again in January. Also: David Moyes and Rafa Benitez found themselves united in a divided city ahead of tomorrow's pivotal Merseyside derby after passionately defending their reigns and insisting they were the right men to lead forward Everton and Liverpool respectively.