We asked you for your memories of shocking moments in sport - it's 20 years this Sunday since Manchester United's Eric Cantona kung-fu kicked a member of the crowd at Crystal Palace.

There is a special programme on Radio 5 live on Thursday from 19:30 GMT.

Richard Alpin: , externalSchumi taking out Hill at Adelaide in 94 that was Hill's Championship!

Dai Ellis:, external I think the most shocking thing in football has to be Cardiff getting in the premier league ! Lol

Ian Coady:, external The most shocking moment was seeing Fabrice Muamba have his heart attack just in front of me.

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Cricket Australia have confirmed that Moises Henriques will replace injured all-rounder Shane Watson in the Australia squad for Friday's tri-series match against England.

Lee Ryder, chief sports writer of the Newcastle Chronicle, tweets:, external "No truth in #nufc in talks with Bernd Schuster."

It had been claimed that the former Real Madrid coach was in the frame to succeed Alan Pardew at Newcastle after his odds were slashed by several bookmakers.

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Bayer Leverkusen forward Son Heung-Min scores twice as South Korea defeat Uzbekistan 2-0 after extra time to progress to the semi-finals of the Asian Cup.

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Two-time champion Victoria Azarenka has knocked out eighth seed Caroline Wozniacki in straight sets with a 6-4 6-2 second round victory.

You can follow reaction and updates on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra. All the latest scores are on the BBC Sport website.

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British tennis player Jamie Murray:, external What do you do on a day off in Melbourne? Get down the local bowling club of course! #seasoningthejack

You can watch live coverage of the World Indoor Bowls Championships now on the Red Button and this website.

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World number six pair Chris and Gabby Adcock will lead a 12-strong England squad at next month's European Mixed Team Championships.

Seeded England, who won bronze in 2013, face Ireland and hosts Belgium in the group stages in Leuven from 11-15 February.

Singles: Rajiv Ouseph, Toby Penty, Fontaine Chapman and Chloe Birch. Doubles: Chris Adcock, Gabby Adcock, Andy Ellis, Marcus Ellis, Chris Langridge, Peter Mills, Heather Olver and Lauren Smith.

Mark Cavendish was once again left to admire young rival Fernando Gaviria after the Colombian beat him into second place to win stage three of the Tour de San Luis.

For the second time this week in Argentina, 20-year-old Gaviria burst clear of the Manxman in the final stages as the riders raced from Concaran to Juana Koslay.

Etixx-Quick Step's Cavendish tweeted:, external "Well, 2nd again in @TourSanLuis to @77Gaviria. He has this phenomenal acceleration that's hard to close a gap to.. Impressive. Congrats!"

To mark the 20th anniversary of Eric Cantona's attack on a Crystal Palace supporter at Selhurst Park in January 1995, we asked what you consider to be sport's most shocking moments.

Adele Price:, external Beckham's kick in the world cup, getting sent off and then becoming England's number 1 villain

Yomi Oyesanda:, external Kieran Gibbs's red card instead of Oxlade Chamberlain

Nick Sharp:, external Tyson taking a chunk out of Evander Holyfield's ear, disgrace

Let us know via #bbcsportsday, text 81111 (UK users only) or post on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger on midfielder Santi Cazorla, who produced a brilliant performance in the recent league win at Manchester City:

"He's very talented. He's added another dimension to his game since he's played centrally.

"In the recent games he's been in the best form of his career. He's a perfect example."

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he will offer defensive midfielder Francis Coquelin, 23, a new deal. The Frenchman has been with the Gunners since 2008, but has been sent to three clubs on loan since. He has recently impressed upon his return to Arsenal.

"I saw that he made huge improvements in training so I sent him on loan for match practice," says Wenger.

"He took that challenge and he's done very well. We will offer him a new deal."

Wenger on the match against Brighton: "For us the challenge is to turn up with the same spirit [shown in the win at Manchester City] and show that we can be consistent with our attitude."

He adds: "Midfielder Mesut Ozil is likely to start."

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Arsenal's new signing Krystian Bielik will not feature against the Seagulls.

Gunners boss Arsene Wenger: "He has only just come from Poland so he is not fit because they had a winter break. He won't play"

Wenger on transfers: "We are ready to pay the price for a player if he is good enough. If the price is right, we will pay"

We have some team news ahead of Arsenal's FA Cup fourth round trip to Brighton on Sunday.

Attacking midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and defender Hector Bellerin will have tests on Thursday on their respective injuries. Midfielder Serge Gnabry is back in training, but striker Danny Welbeck is still out with a hamstring injury.

Deloitte's annual football rich list once again sees Real Madrid sit top of the pile, but what can the findings tell us about the English game?

Fourteen Premier League clubs make this year's top 30 and, with bidding now open on the next tranche of television rights, the forecast is for that number to rise still further in the next few years.

BBC Sport takes a closer look at some of the report's findings...

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Two-time champion Victoria Azarenka has taken the first set 6-4 against eighth seed Caroline Wozniacki.

You can follow commentary on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra. All the latest scores are on the BBC Sport website.

Amid all this transfer tittle-tattle, there is some actual live sport happening today.

This afternoon, BBC2 will bring you the women's final at the World Indoor Bowls Championships (13:00 GMT) between Kathryn Rednall and Laura Thomas from Potters Resort in Hopton-on-Sea.

Rednall, 19, became the youngest-ever champion last year and is looking to become only the fifth woman to win it more than once.

Andy Murray was not hugely impressed by the reaction to Rafael Nadal battling five-set victory over Tim Smyczek.

The Spaniard required treatment from the doctor for stomach cramps in the third set and repeatedly doubled over in distress before beating the qualifier 6-2 3-6 6-7 (2-7) 6-3 7-5.

Murray, who beat home hope Marinko Matosevic 6-1 6-3 6-2, tweeted:, external "When I cramped and won in the us open last year I was a "drama Queen, unfit, needs to see a shrink, faker" weird...

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It might be worth a wee look at the highlights tab at the top of this page if you want more on Tottenham's narrow Capital One Cup win over Sheffield United.

In there are interviews with respective manager Mauricio Pochettino and Nigel Clough, as well as a brief discussion on Spurs striker Emmanuel Adabayor.

Real Madrid have agreed a deal to sign 16-year-old Norwegian prodigy Martin Odegaard from Stromsgodset.

But why were so many of the world's best clubs squabbling over a wee boy? This clip might explain things...