With five points separating the bottom nine sides in an incredibly tight Premier League, we asked who is going to be relegated this season. Your thoughts so far...

Dean Rushton, external: Burnley, Hull and QPR to go down. I think Leicester are going to do a great escape.

Andrew Coppin, external: QPR, Leicester, Hull... Villa will be down soon under Lambert. Proven striker in Bent out on loan, yet we need goals. The guy is clueless.

Luca Nicholls, external: Villa really? We're better than QPR, Leicester, Palace, Burnley. We have Benteke, we'll be ok. This year...

Let us know your relegation choice and the reasons why at #bbcsportsday and the BBC Facebook page, external,

One can't accuse Celtic striker John Guidetti of lacking confidence.

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Asked what his aim was when Celtic meet Rangers in the League Cup semi-final on 1 February, the on-loan Manchester City striker said: "I fancy three goals. That is what I did against Ajax when I was with Feyenoord and that's the aim this time.

"Big games are what I love the most."

Guidetti scored 11 times in 12 games after joining the Scottish champions in the summer, but has not hit the net in his last six domestic games.

A final thought from Roberto Martinez before he leaves.

The squad to face West Ham tomorrow for a place in the FA Cup fourth round will be the same as the one which earned a point against Manchester City on Saturday.

"The attitude and desire from the players can never be questioned," said Martinez, who talked about having a great second half of the season.

Time will tell, starting at Upton Park tomorrow.

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With Everton keeper Tim Howard out of action for up to six weeks because of a calf injury, Roberto Martinez has admitted he is in the hunt to sign a new goalkeeper.

He refused to comment on speculation he is interested in Cardiff City's number one David Marshall.

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But Martinez did say: "I have said all along that goalkeeper is an area we need to look into.

"Tim has picked up an injury that wasn't expected and it is a long time to be without a goalkeeper. Once you lose one of your keepers you need to keep an eye on it.

"I'm not interested in bringing in someone for the sake of it or the short term. We need to bring someone in for the long term, so that's why we will look into that."

Everton's Roberto Martinez says the club will "embrace" every game and believes the title race will be decided on the last day of the season.

"The way this season pans out for us is that every game we're involved [in] we embrace it, it doesn't matter if it's in the league or Europe. Every game matters. In the league, we are catching up, but in the same way we've never had any sort of momentum.

"I just view City and Chelsea as the favourite for the race for the title, but the margins between those two teams are minimal. The margins are smaller than ever and it could go down to the last three points of the season."

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Everton boss Roberto Martinez has arrived to give his thoughts ahead of Tuesday's FA Cup third round replay at West Ham.

Chris Gayle has accused the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) of victimisation after key all-rounders Dwayne Bravo and Kieron Pollard were left out of the country's World Cup squad.

Bravo, who was captain of the team, and Pollard were seen as leading the player revolt in India that forced the abandonment of the West Indies tour to the country last October after a pay dispute with the WICB.

"There's no way you can tell me those guys shouldn't be in the team," Gayle said. "For me it's got to be victimisation towards those two guys. Come on guys, it's just ridiculous. Honestly, it choked me up."

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Wolves right-back Kevin Foley has agreed to join FC Copenhagen, managed by former Molineux boss Stale Solbakken, BBC West Midlands, external report.

Foley - who recently spent a loan spell at Blackpool - has had his Wolves contract cancelled. He had been at Molineux for seven years and made more than 200 appearances.

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Gianfranco Zola's Serie A coaching career got off to a poor start as his Cagliari side lost 5-0 at Palermo.

"We expected a difficult match, but not that difficult," said the former Chelsea player. "Of course, in a situation like this, everything seems more difficult, but there is no point in crying about this, we have to react."

The loss leaves Cagliari on 12 points, four points from safety inside the relegation zone.

Specially for those snooker fans planning a day on the sofa in front of the TV - today's schedule at The Masters snooker...

Trump v Maguire at 13:00 on BBC Two and Robertson v Milkins at 19:00 on the BBC Red Button.

Afghanistan national football coach Mohammad Yousef Kargar is recovering from stab wounds after being attacked by four men outside his house in the Afghan capital Kabul.

Kargar has been the national coach since 2008 and helped revive Afghan football with a stunning victory in a regional South Asia tournament in 2013, setting off wild celebrations across the country.

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Interesting story in The Times about Chris Froome's determination to fight till the end at this year's Tour de France. The Englishman dropped out last year after some heavy falls. The paper also pays tribute to Roger Federer after the Swiss master won his 1,000th match on the ATP tour.

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BBC Radio Cumbria Sport, external: Carlisle United boss Keith Curle's latest sales pitch to attract potential transfer targets.

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Chelsea defender Kurt Zouma has said he is "very happy" to have started for the club in the Premier League for the first time and was pleased with his performance in the 2-0 win against Newcastle.

The 20-year-old told Chelsea FC: , external"The Premier League is not the same as the league in France, it's completely different.

"It's much faster and you have to be ready for contact, too. The Premier League is the best championship in the world for me. I was very happy to play 90 minutes, I think I had a good game but I have to continue improving and working."

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The Daily Post , externalreports that Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew has revealed he tried to sign Rickie Lambert - but says the striker is determined to stay and fight for his Liverpool place.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored 61 goals in the last calendar year as well as winning the Uefa Champions League, La Liga, the Copa del Rey and Uefa Super Cup with Real Madrid.

Here BBC Sport pundit Alan Shearer, former Ballon d'Or winner Ruud Gullit, and Madrid team-mate Gareth Bale make the case for Ronaldo to win this year's award.

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From 17:00 GMT, the BBC Sport website will have live text commentary of this year's Ballon d'Or ceremony from Zurich.

Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi or Manuel Neuer are all vying to be named top dog.

Over the course of the day, we'll be taking a look at what the trio have achieved in the last 12 months - starting with Ronaldo.

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The Guardian goes with Southampton's win at Man United, plus stories about Wilfried Bony's increasingly likely move to Manchester City and Newcastle's ongoing search for a new boss.

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Manchester United manager Luis van Gaal says he does not regret leaving Radamel Falcao out of the squad against Southampton.

"In advance I know already that I have to change defensive players," explains the Dutchman after United's 1-0 defeat by the Saints.

"When you see the composition of my bench, and I want to change the playing style which I have done with Fellaini, then I don't have position for a second striker.

"And we have also Rooney, so always you have to compare and you see how a player reacts during the week but also the needs of your gameplan and the needs of your composition of your selection."