BBC Humberside Sport tweet:, external Scunthorpe United defender Luke Waterfall has completed a loan move to Mansfield Town until the end of the year. He is cleared to face Concord Rangers in the FA Cup tomorrow.

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Murdered South Africa captain Senzo Meyiwa has been nominated for the African Player of the Year award.

The honour is awarded to the best player in Africa and runs alongside the award for African players not based on the continent.

The 27-year-old Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana goalkeeper was shot dead at a house in the Vosloorus township, near Johannesburg. Meyiwa's name is one of 20 put up for the award.

BBC Wales rugby reporter Nick Webb tweets:, external Australia leave fly-half Quade Cooper out of their match-day 23 after opting to go with six forward replacements.

Cooper was expected to be on the bench after starting against Barbarians last Saturday.

World champion Marc Marquez looks on course to end the 2014 MotoGP season in the same dominant fashion that has seen him clinch the title with ease.

The Spaniard, of Repsol Honda, topped the combined timesheets following Friday's two practice sessions at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo ahead of the season-ending event.

His time of one minute 31.296 seconds in the morning session was the fastest of the day with compatriot Jorge Lorenzo's Movistar Yamaha second.

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The top eight players in the world have arrived at London's O2 Arena ahead of the ATP World Tour Finals, which begin on Sunday.

"I'm in a good place, fighting for number one in the world and in a good position," says world number one Novak Djokovic.

"I won this tournament twice in a row and it gives me enough reason to believe I can do well this year."

A new father, he confirmed that future travel arrangements for baby Stefan are still under discussion. "It's too early of course for the baby to travel here," added Djokovic. "Next year we'll think about that."

Children at Perdiswell Primary School in Worcester were lucky enough to have the FA Cup at their school this week ahead of Worcester City's trip to Coventry City.

If your club is taking part in the FA Cup this weekend, we want pictures of you in your team colours, or send us pictures of you watching tonight's game using #getcarriedaway. The best will be used on the BBC Sport website and we'll maybe even show some more at half-time.

Former India batsman Sachin Tendulkar has written off England's chances of winning next year's World Cup.

"I think Australia, South Africa, New Zealand are a dark horse, and India - these four should be my semi-finalists," says Tendulkar.

"Do England have a chance? Not really. I don't think so. "Anything is possible in this sport but going on current form I don't think England will be that competitive."

England were beaten 3-1 by India in a one-day series this summer.

West Bromwich Albion record-signing Brown Ideye tweets:, external "Lol..... I called Saido Berahino 'my boy'... people think am calling him a boy that is under me. I called him 'my boy' because we are good friends and we do things together that's why I called him 'my boy'.

"I happy for him because I know that's his dream to play for his country. We all are working hard for the betterment of West Brom. #NoBeef."

Thanks for clearing that up Brown. We get it.

St Helens winger Ade Gardner has retired from playing to take up a coaching position at the club.

Gardner is the new assistant strength and conditioning coach as Keiron Cunningham organises the backroom team of the Super League champions.

The former Great Britain international spent the 2014 season on loan at Hull KR after three years of injury issues.

"I was going to retire at the end of 2015 but the club offered me this role and it made sense," says Gardner, 31.

Now then, it really is time to have some fun.

Given the FA Cup first round starts tonight - with Warrington Town taking on Exeter on BBC Two - we want you to get carried away.

Some of you have already tweeted #getcarriedaway with images showing just how excited you are about the start of the tournament and if you send us an image, we will try to get it on the website.

Here are the Godwin family and friends and they will be supporting Gosport Borough when they take on Colchester this weekend.

Para-bobsleigh and Para-skeleton will have their own World Cups this winter under the auspices of the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (FIBT) as the sports bid to be part of the 2018 Winter Paralympics.

Para-bobsleigh athletes will use monobobs which can be piloted and braked by one person, with two classes in the sport - one for athletes who can push-start their monobobs and the other for athletes who require a sitting start.

In the Para-skeleton races all athletes will use one leg to get their sleds moving.

The season will start in Park City, USA from 10-14 November before Calgary (17-22 Nov), Igls, Austria (18-23 Jan) and St. Moritz, Switzerland (26-30 Jan).

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Now here is a name to rattle a few random memories in your mind - Winston Bogarde.

Where did he ever disappear to? Well guess what, he has applied for the Motherwell job, according to BBC Scotland.

The 44-year-old former Chelsea and Netherlands defender - a Champions League winner with Ajax in 1995 - wants to succeed Stuart McCall and is one of over 50 applications for the Fir Park job.

Hull KR have signed Wigan Warriors forward Greg Burke on a year-long loan deal for the 2015 season.

The 21-year-old made seven appearances for the Warriors last term, having made his debut in 2011.

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Mark Hughes has just addressed the media ahead of Stoke City's trip to Tottenham on Sunday.

The Potters' manager says Phil Bardsley and Peter Crouch are fit and he has also had some kind words on Victor Moses, who is on loan from Chelsea.

"We are delighted with what Victor Moses has been producing," says Hughes. "As we stand, Chelsea, Victor and ourselves are all winning. We're not yet at the point to talk about Victor's future but I must say that he's done very well."

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BBC Wales Sport tweet:, external Australia's players and coaches check out the new pitch at the Millennium Stadium.

Australia have won the last nine Tests against Wales, who have not beaten one of the southern hemsiphere giants - Australia, New Zealand or South Africa - for six years.

And so from 10 Premier League news conferences we get a glut of team news but three main news lines.

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal talked of feeling "lousy" and said the rebuilding job at the club could take the three years of his contract.

Arsenal's Arsene Wenger, meanwhile, was critical of Aaron Ramsey and said the midfielder should get his priorities right between defending and attacking.

And Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini says there is no plan to sell Yaya Toure, despite reports of the contrary in some national newspapers.

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Greg Perry:, external Zola scoring for Chelsea at Highbury against Wimbledon 1997. I was right behind the goal. We went on to win the cup as well.

Chris Stamp:, external Seeing my boy walk out as a mascot with Steve Bruce in May this year. Never thought I would see Hull City in an FA Cup final!

Keep sending us your favourite FA up moments to #myfacupmoments ahead of the competition's return to the BBC tonight when Warrington Town face Exeter on BBC Two.

BBC Radio Kent Sport tweet:, external Welling United defender Louis Fazakerley could miss the rest of the season as club confirms he requires knee surgery.

Olympic cycling champion Dani King has suffered five broken ribs and a collapsed lung after being injured in a crash in training.

The 23-year-old - who won gold in the team pursuit at London 2012 - is receiving treatment in hospital in Wales.