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Dan Walker is joined by Pat Nevin, Jonathan Northcroft of the Sunday Times & Stoke City's Jonathan Walters on 5 live Sport from 19:00 GMT.

They'll be discussing all the weekend action, plus you can hear big interviews with Raheem Sterling and Robert Pires.

Manchester United entertain European champions Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-final first-leg tie after Saturday's match with Aston Villa.

"We go into the Villa game knowing that we want to go into the Munich game in good fettle," says United boss David Moyes. "And we're looking forward to it because we played really well at West Ham and if we can follow up with a similar performance, I'll be more than happy.

"But then we play against maybe the best team in Europe in midweek, which we're looking forward to."

Manager David Moyes insists he retains the full support of his Manchester United players. "Definitely. I've got no reason to suggest anything else," he adds. "They're great, they train great, we work well together, we have a great relationship as far as I'm concerned.

"But what I want is for us to have a winning team. A lot of people are saying that, with the quality we've got, why are we not performing?

"There are reasons. There's a new manager and everybody is well aware that there will have to be changes in the squad, and that will take time. People need to understand that it's not just going to happen overnight."

Manchester United boss David Moyes on reports some fans have paid to hire a plane to fly over Old Trafford on Saturday with a banner calling for him to be sacked: "I have heard of it and what they are saying about it. People can do that. They are entitled to do that.

"But this is something which is a long journey here, this is only the start of the journey. Everywhere I go I get great support from Manchester United supporters.

"I was at a dinner last night for Darren Fletcher and there were Manchester United supporters who came up to me and said 'come on, keep going, we understand exactly the situation the club is in and team is in'. They were really supportive and every time I have been to Old Trafford they have been great."

More from Manchester United manager David Moyes. "The players know exactly what it is to play for Manchester United - they know the standards they have to set," adds the Scot. "We didn't play well against Manchester City in the derby. The players are hurting like me and want to show it against Aston Villa on Saturday."

Manchester United manager David Moyes says he is "more driven than ever" to succeed at Old Trafford. United have endured a poor domestic season and entertain Aston Villa at Old Trafford on Saturday amid rumours fans have hired a plane with a banner demanding the Scot is sacked.

"I want the team to turn around and I want to change the position we're in," says Moyes at his pre-match news conference. "I'm more driven than ever to succeed."

Sri Lanka captain Dinesh Chandimal is suspended, external for one match for a slow over rate. The 24-year-old had a suspended sentence active for 12 months and Thursday's delay in the defeat against England brought about the penalty, plus a 20% match fee fine. The Sri Lanka team have been fined 10% of their match fee.

Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen says he will play, external in the Caribbean Twenty20 Premier League later this year.

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Winger Craig Noone will not feature for Cardiff in Saturday's trip for relegation rivals West Brom. The 26-year-old has not overcome a muscle problem. The Bluebirds go into the match in 19th place, three points adrift of 17th placed Crystal Palace, who they face next week.

"I think we are looking to April as the month that we should get points from," says Cardiff manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. "We need four more points than those around us really because of the bad goal difference.

"The next two games will be massive because they are against teams directly around us so it's a vital 10 days coming up."

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger remains positive that France right-back Bacary Sagna, 31, will sign a new contract with the Gunners. Sagna's existing deal runs out in the summer and he has been linked with a move to Manchester City , externalor Italian side Inter Milan.

"He has been offered a contract. He has not come back to us yet," says the Frenchman. "I'm confident he will stay. But we will accept his decision no matter what it is."

Who will win the Premier League title this season? Tweet #bbcsportsday, external or post a comment on the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

James Manchisi:, external Man City to win the title. They lacked confidence early in the season but not now.

Danny Hedley:, external Despite being a Liverpool fan, I predicted pre-season that it would be Chelsea's year. Greatest day of my life if LFC pull it off.

Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini declines to comment on reports linking, external Arsenal's Bacary Sagna with a move to the Etihad Stadium. Arsene Wenger says any approach for the 31-year-old full-back, who has played 38 times for the Gunners this season, would be illegal.

"I have heard so many names through the whole year that I cannot continue talking about the rumours," says Pellegrini.

Manager Manuel Pellegrini tells his Manchester City players to forget the midweek derby win against Manchester United as they prepare for a heavyweight showdown with title rivals Arsenal.

"It was very important for the fans, club and players to win the derby," says Pellegrini at his pre-match news conference ahead of the game at the Emirates. "Now we must continue and look to win the next match. Arsenal have very good players and we will need to play a very good game if we are to win."

Former South Africa batsman Jonty Rhodes on Test Match Special: "I must confess I was backing Australia but what an amazing performance by the West Indies captain Darren Sammy. Wow. West Indies staying in the tournament is really important, they are great characters and provide a firework display second to none."

More reaction to Australia's six wicket defeat to West Indies as well as live text commentary on India's game with Bangladesh is on the BBC Sport website.

Darren Sammy hits 34 off just 13 deliveries as West Indies beat Australia by six wickets with two balls to spare in a gripping match in Dhaka.

Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini says striker Sergio Aguero "needs one more week" before returning to the team. A hamstring injury has stopped the Argentine from featuring for City since their Champions League defeat in Barcelona on 12 March.

"We will see next week how Aguero improves," says Pellegrini. "The squad [to face Arsenal] is the same as last week. Matija Nastasic and Aguero will miss out. Micah Richards and Dedryck Boyata will work here."

Asia stage a mini fight back on day two of the inaugural EurAsia Cup to edge the foursome matches 3-2. Europe still hold a 7-3 lead overall with 10 singles matches to take place on Saturday - the final day's play.

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The Football Association request further TV footage to establish whether Manchester United's Marouane Fellaini spat at Pablo Zabaleta during the Manchester derby.

A clip posted on You Tube shows Fellaini standing over Zabaleta during United's 3-0 loss at Old Trafford. The FA feel there is insufficient evidence from that posting to warrant a charge and are trying to find out if there are any clearer images.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says his personal Football Association hearing after denying an improper conduct charge levelled at him following his dismissal in the controversial loss at Aston Villa earlier this month will take place next week.

Asked at his pre-match news conference ahead of Saturday's game at Crystal Palace when it was, Mourinho adds: "After Paris." Chelsea are away to Paris St-Germain in the Champions League quarter-final on 2 April.

Chelsea do not play title rivals Liverpool until 27 April but Jose Mourinho already appears to have started the mind games ahead of his team's visit to Anfield. "The season is perfect for them to be doing what they're doing," says the Chelsea manager.

"When you have six days a week to prepare for a match and train maybe twice a day, you have the conditions to improve that nobody else has. You can see clearly that some of their players are not paying the consequences of overtime. You see freshness."