That's it for Sportsday Live for Friday. You can keep up to date with all of the action from the Masters with Stephan Shemilt and Mike Henson.

For all of the weekend's sporting news and views, go to the BBC Sport website and Sportsday Live will resume at 08:00 on Monday.

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Wigan's players mixing with the general public and supporters on the platform of Wigan North Western station as they wait to board their train down to London ahead of their FA Cup semi-final with Arsenal tomorrow.

Here are some more of your ideas for revitalising the FA Cup

Matty Robinson:, external Look at introducing a seeding system. There's too many all-Premier League ties that no one's interested in.

James Twidell:, external Teams have to field a minimum of eight English players.

Geld:, external Give the winner of the FA Cup the Champions League place that normally goes to 4th in the Premier League. See who fields a weak team then.

And remember on Saturday, FA chairman Greg Dyke will join Darren Fletcher on BBC Radio 5 Live for a 606 FA Cup special on the subject.

Swansea v Chelsea (Sunday 16:07)

Chelsea are unbeaten in their last seven league games against Swansea, including a 1-0 win at Stamford Bridge earlier this season.

Swansea's last league win over Chelsea was a 3-0 Division One success at their old Vetch Field home in April 1981.

Sunderland boss Gus Poyet admits he will not give up hope of Premier League survival until it is mathematically impossible. The Black Cats are seven points adrift of safety as they prepare to host Everton on Saturday.

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"I am still here until the last minute believing it is going to be a possibility," Poyet tells his media conference.

"It is a big challenge, it is really, really difficult - people were saying even impossible - so we will see."

West Brom v Spurs (Saturday 15:07)

West Brom have drawn five of their six Premier League home games under Pepe Mel, losing the other. Four of those games ended 1-1.

Spurs are unbeaten in their last eight league games against West Brom, winning four and drawing four.

Swansea boss Garry Monk is relishing the chance to pit his wits against Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho in their Premier League clash at the Liberty Stadium on Sunday.

"You have to embrace the challenge of going against one of the best managers in the world," Monk says.

"His record proves that, and for someone like myself it's great. It's why you want to get into management.

"When you come up against challenges like this it's a learning process. Maybe at the end give they might give you a word of wisdom."

Sunderland v Everton (Saturday 15:07)

Sunderland have won 1-0 in their last two matches against Everton, having previously failed to win any of the previous 16 meetings in the Premier League (D4, L12)

Since their victory over Everton on Boxing Day, the Black Cats have won just three of their subsequent 13 league matches (W3, D3, L7).

Everton have now won six Premier League games in a row, matching their best ever run - set in November 2002.

Tottenham boss Tim Sherwood admits in his press conference ahead of Spurs' trip to West Brom that he's found Premier League management addictive.

"I've enjoyed it and perversely I've enjoyed the pressure. I'm not sure I could do without it now," Sherwood says.

"It's been a baptism of fire, to be honest. It's certainly one I've relished.

"My family are saying 'why?' but it's something that's in me and I'm a winner. I will make myself ill before I don't succeed. That's the drive I've had as a manager and I've had in life."

Lotus driver Pastor Maldonado has cleared the air with Sauber's Esteban Gutierrez in the wake of their spectacular crash in Bahrain on Sunday.

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Maldonado ran into the side of Gutierrez on lap 40, sending his car into a somersault from which he was fortunate to escape without injury and was given a 10-second stop-go penalty and will drop five places on the grid for next weekend's Chinese Grand Prix.

"We have been in touch," said Maldonado. "It was a misunderstanding from both sides. He was out of line in the entry of the corner, and I was completely committed to the corner. He said he didn't see me, and I didn't expect him to turn in."

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Stoke City boss Mark Hughes tells his media conference that his side's Premier League clash with Newcastle is a chance for his players to make amends for their disappointing 3-0 defeat at Chelsea.

"I came away from Chelsea incredibly disappointed. A number of players were below their best but they're itching to get things right," Hughes says.

"A lot of people may look at the game between two mid-table sides and not think there is much importance to it.

"For us though, that couldn't be any further from the truth. We have five games remaining and we want to win all of them if possible."

Stoke v Newcastle (Saturday 15:07)

Stoke have lost just two matches at home this season (versus Norwich and Liverpool). Their last defeat at home (against Liverpool) came back on 12 January.

Newcastle thrashed Stoke 5-1 on Boxing Day at St James's Park. It was the first time Newcastle had scored five goals against Stoke in a top-flight fixture since 1969.

Earlier we asked for your suggestions on how the FA Cup can be revitalised and here are some of your suggestions.

Myles Somner:, external Make it the first professional competition to trial unlimited subs?

Steve Smith:, external Give the winners of the FA Cup the 4th Champions League Spot.

Brian Ringstead:, external Underdogs always play at home. Teams drawn from same league play at the venue drawn out first.

Dave Wheldrake:, external Make both semi finals on a Saturday with a 3pm kick off and neither game at Wembley. Keep that sacred for the final

Keep them coming to #bbc606fa and on Saturday, FA chairman Greg Dyke will join Darren Fletcher on BBC Radio 5 Live for a 606 FA Cup special on the subject.

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It is a big weekend for athletes with the London Marathon taking place in the capital.

A field of 30,000 will take part in this year's race and experts including Paula Radcliffe and Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson give their top tips for coping with the 26.2 miles and completing the event.

Liverpool v Manchester City (Sunday 13:37)

Manchester City are unbeaten in their last five league games against Liverpool with two wins and three draws.

City's only defeat in their last 20 league games (W16, D3) was 1-0 at home to fellow title-chasers Chelsea two months ago.

Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 14 Premier League matches, winning the last nine. They have scored 46 goals during this unbeaten period, an average of 3.2 goals per game.

Brendan Rodgers' side have won all four home meetings with fellow members of the top seven so far this season, scoring 14 and conceding just once.

Each week, BBC Sport's football expert Mark Lawrenson pits his wits against a different guest to predict the weekend's Premier League scores.

His opponent for this weekend's games is British super-middleweight boxer and Chelsea fan George Groves.

You can see the pair's predictions on the BBC Sport website.

Southampton v Cardiff (Saturday 15:07)

Cardiff are without a win at Southampton in their 11 league visits. Their last victory was a 5-3 Division Two win in 1962.

Southampton have lost four times at home this season, but just once against a team in the bottom half of the table.

Olympic silver medallist Michael Jamieson gave away his British Championship 200m breaststroke gold medal to a young fan after Thursday evening's victory in Glasgow.

The 25-year-old was posing for photos with young swimmers after his presentation when he handed over the prize to Jack Commins, 13, from North Ayrshire swimming club

"I just thought it would be a nice gesture and they were pretty excited about it," Jamieson told BBC Sport.

Fulham v Norwich (Saturday 15:07)

Fulham are unbeaten in the last 15 league and cup meetings with Norwich, including all seven previous Premier League fixtures.

Norwich have gone eight away matches without a win, losing the last six and have lost 12 away games this season, the most in the Premier League.

Britain's Sarah Wixey has won a silver medal in the women's trap event at the Shotgun World Cup in the United States.

The 43-year-old, who will compete for Wales at this year's Commonwealth Games, was defeated in the gold medal match in Tucson by Australia's Laetisha Scanlan.

Having failed with her second shot, Wixey was on target with her next seven, then missed two in a row. She then made each of her final four shots to tie the match at 12-12, but Scanlan won in a shoot-off.