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Don't worry though, David Moyes fans, your man gets a bit of credit from the Spanish press too. The much-maligned ex-Manchester United boss masterminded a 1-0 win for Real Sociedad over Barcelona yesterday.

'Heroic' is the one-word headline on the front page of sports daily Mundo Deportivo, which praises Real Sociedad's "agonising and epic exercise in resistance".

If you want to read more about how Moyes brought down the Catalan giants, get the full lowdown from Spanish football writer Andy West in this feature.

Here are some of your contributions to how motivational football-style speaking might inspire the routine office environment on the return to work for many. You can send your suggestions to the Twitter hashtag #myofficeteamtalk

Scott Tweed:, external Guys it doesn't matter whether it's Monday morning or if it's Thursday afternoon, we give it everything we've got.

Just Matt:, external When you find out you can live without it & go along not thinking about it, I'll tell you something true...

Labour leader Ed Miliband has given his thoughts on Ched Evans to BBC Radio Manchester and he says: "What I think about that situation is that Ched Evans is in a sport where you are a role model and I think that it's right Oldham are thinking again.

"I think that it's right Oldham are thinking again about whether Ched Evans should be hired by them because you are a role model, he's been convicted of a very serious crime.

"Personally, if I was in their shoes, he hasn't shown remorse and I wouldn't take him on."

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Let's take a look at what's making the headlines across Europe this morning. Spain's AS leads on a shock defeat for La Liga leaders Real Madrid.

Real were beaten 2-1 by Valencia, bringing their 22-match winning run to an end. The headline is: 'The record was left in Valencia'.

The front page features a quote from Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti, who said: "Sometimes it happens that you play well and lose. That's what happened today."

We have a vote for you too. Who do you think produced the performance of the weekend in the FA Cup? All your options are on the right side of your screen. The vote will close at 12:00 GMT. Full terms and conditions are available here.

BBC Radio 5 live

More from new world champion Gary Anderson on 5 live Breakfast following his win over 16-time champion Phil Taylor. "It's always an honour to be on the stage with that man. He's one of my heroes and to get one over on him is even better.

"Phil will be back. He'll have the hunger. He could put another two or three titles under his belt. He is still the most dangerous player on the circuit.

"He's put this game where it is. I've got a lot of respect for him."

Asked about his post-match celebrations Anderson added: "I got quite a bit of sleep, back to the hotel at 1am and straight to bed. Feet up, bed, that's me."

Do you have the motivational powers of a Ferguson or Mourinho?

After eating and drinking too much over Christmas and with everyone back in the office today, what motivational words would you choose to pep up your work colleagues at the start of 2015?

#myofficeteamtalk

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There is a phone-in on 5 live now discussing the future of controversial striker Ched Evans. You can join the debate and watch a live webcam now.

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World number one Serena Williams credited an on-court coffee for her recovery after she stormed back from a poor first set to beat Italy's Flavia Pennetta 0-6 6-3 6-0 in her opening match of the year at the Hopman Cup, the round robin mixed team event in Perth.

"I'm so jet lagged and Flavia played really, really well and yeah, everyone needs coffee every now and then. I needed coffee to get my feet moving," said the 33-year-old, who lost the first set in 19 minutes. "I am a coffee drinker. I didn't have mine this morning and I was just feeling it, so I just had to get some coffee into me."

Serena then teamed up with John Isner to beat Pennetta and Fabio Fognini 6-2 2-6 11-9.

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In an intriguing second and final Test between New Zealand and Sri Lanka at the delightful Basin Reserve in Wellington, the Kiwis have closed day three 118 runs ahead at 253-5 in their second innings, Kane Williamson unbeaten on 80. The hosts lead the series 1-0 after winning the first match by eight wickets in Christchurch.

BBC Radio 5 live

The new champion Gary Anderson has been talking to 5 live Breakfast this morning and told them: "When he got back to 6-6, I just had to dig deep and get over the final hurdle.

"I've been doing this 17 years and the years are flying past and I was starting to wonder if I'd get my hands on the trophy.

"But I've been playing well this year and fancied my chances."

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Let's move away from football for a nano-second to congratulate a new world champion. Gary Anderson beat 16-time champion Phil Taylor 7-6 at the Alexandra Palace last night.

Taylor fought back from 6-4 down to force a deciding set but Anderson, who earlier saw a third dart knock two previous throws from the treble 20 bed to leave all three on the ground, took it 3-0.

Here's something you don't see very often, Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has apologised to referee Kevin Friend after criticising him for not awarding the Blues a penalty during their 3-0 FA Cup victory over Watford.

Now there are all manner of items for your delectation at the click of your highlights tab. There are FA Cup goals and highlights from the weekend matches and you can listen to 5 live highlights of Yeovil v Manchester United and Arsenal v Hull, plus interviews with Gordon Taylor on Ched Evans and John Barnes on Steven Gerrard and the MLS.

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In the Daily Star there is a pun on Spurs striker Harry Kane to describe the troubles at QPR, a player his former boss Harry Redknapp would no doubt love to have at Loftus Road. Redknapp has been linked with Jermain Defoe in the transfer window, but with QPR thought to be looking for loan signings, the manager tells Talksport they "need a miracle", external to find one.

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In the papers today, the Independent, external look back on what might have been for Yeovil and Wrexham against Manchester United and Stoke respectively in the FA Cup yesterday.

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Tottenham are flying high at the moment, League Cup semi-final, into the Europa League round of 32 and fifth in the Premier League only two points from the top four, but ahead of their FA Cup tie at Burnley tonight, The Sun (subscription required), external report that star goalkeeper Hugo Lloris will be allowed to leave for a Champions League club in the summer, even if Spurs qualify for the competition themselves.

Meanwhile, the BBC has learned that League One Oldham Athletic are considering pulling out of a controversial move for striker Ched Evans.

You can watch or download a round-up of the round three highlights here.

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Over on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra from 19:30 GMT there is live commentary from Turf Moor as Burnley take on Tottenham.