Right, it's time for me to go home but I'm leaving you in the capable hands of the BBC Sport online team.

You can follow live TV and text coverage of the FA Cup fifth-round draw here or, if the Africa Cup of Nations is of more interest, we're live texting that here. Don't say we're not good to you...

Scottish rugby is in a better shape at all levels than it was when Mark Dodson became chief executive in 2011 - says the man himself.

Dodson pointed out that the national body's debt, which once stood at around £25m, is now down to "£9m-10m". And he believes that performances by the two professional teams - Glasgow Warriors and Edinburgh - as well as the national team are improving.

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England's Jack Nowell has hit peak form at the perfect time ahead of the Six Nations, according to Exeter Chiefs coach Rob Baxter.

The winger, 21, was , external last week and followed that with a try in his club's 45-3 demolition of Bayonne on Saturday.

"Jack is standing out as strong, elusive and of very high quality - he's bang on it at the moment," Baxter told BBC Radio Devon.

Stoke, of course, reached the final of the FA Cup as recently as 2011 when they lost to Manchester City. Manager Mark Hughes has won the competition on four occasions, three times with Manchester United and once with Chelsea.

In 1871, the first meeting of the Rugby Football Union was held at the Pall Mall Restaurant near Trafalgar Square. Representatives from 21 clubs and schools were in attendance.

In 2008, Australia wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist announced his retirement from cricket.

And one year ago today, Manchester United completed the club record £37.1m signing of Juan Mata.

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Mauro Milanese has left his post as sporting director at League One side Leyton Orient after just six months in the role.

The 43-year-old had an eight-game spell as Orient boss earlier this season, but won just two games before reverting to the role of sporting director following the appointment of Fabio Liverani as manager in December.

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The FA Cup fifth-round draw is fast approaching and will include Bradford City, who produced one of the big upsets in the competition's history when they defeated Chelsea 4-2 at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

Ahead of the balls being plucked from the bowl, Bradford forward Jon Stead says: "Obviously like everyone else we want another big draw. That's the dream. I think for the fans 6,000 tickets were sold out almost instantly for the Chelsea game.

"So a big side at home would be great for the club because it means that the people who did miss out get to cheer us on at home. Any Premiership team coming to Valley Parade will find it a difficult place to come and play."

Monday's games are underway, with Cape Verde facing Zambia and Congo DR playing Tunisia.

All four teams remain in contention for two quarter-final berths, and Sportsday are not even going to begin trying to explain how it could all shake out. Let's just say they could end up drawing lots.

We'll leave the details to the estimable Luke Reddy and Andy Cryer and their live text commentary.

BBC Radio 5 live

Tonight's FA Cup match will be live in 5 live Sport which comes live from Spotland with Darren Fletcher from 19:00 GMT, and begins with the draw for the fifth round.

Steve Bower is your commentator, with summaries from former Liverpool and Republic of Ireland defender Mark Lawrenson.

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I would like to apologise for once again being on your TV screens tonight. I'm on #theoneshow for the FA Cup 5th round draw. #sickofme

The draw will be simulcast on BBC One's The One Show and 5 live Sport from 19:00 GMT.

Hibernian have signed former Hamilton Academical goalkeeper Tomas Cerny on a six-month deal.

The former Czech Republic Under-21 international moves to Easter Road after spells with CSKA Sofia in Bulgaria and Greek side Ergotelis.

"My wife is Scottish and we were keen to relocate back to Scotland, so when the opportunity came up it ticked all the right boxes," Cerny said.

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Another little snippet from England's pre-Six Nations training camp...

Brad Barritt (knee), Kyle Eastmond (shoulder) and Owen Farrell (knee) are having their injuries assessed, while Luther Burrell is expected to return to full training on Friday after suffered a concussion.

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The FA will stage the 2018 UEFA European Under-17 Championship.

The 16-nation tournament will be played at venues across the Midlands, with St George's Park at its heart. Loughborough and Warwick Universities - both training bases during the 2012 London Olympics - will also be involved.

We asked what you think of Newcastle's appointment of John Carver as manager until the end of the season...

Matthew Copeland:, external Another useless season in the Premier League, time for a change at the top for Magpies.

Super Hungry:, external Newcastle bring In Carver a few days before the transfer windows shuts. The next few months are going to be worrying.

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As reported a little over an hour ago, Dutch FA president Michael Van Praag has announced he has the requisite five nominations and wants to stand against Sepp Blatter for the Fifa presidency.

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Rehearsals for this evening's FA Cup fifth-round draw are underway, with news reaching us that Bradford City were drawn at home to Leicester City. Would fans of either team be happy with that when the real things gets underway? Let us know at #bbcsportsday.

The draw will be simulcast on BBC One's The One Show and 5 live Sport from 19:00 GMT.

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BBC sports editor Dan Roan interviewed shamed cyclist Lance Armstrong in Texas last week. Read about his impressions of the man after spending time in his company.

Sheffield United defender John Brayford says he had no problem taking a pay cut to rejoin the club from Cardiff.

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Salford owner Marwan Koukash insists his plan to have an English team competing in an expanded NRL from 2018 is viable.

The racehorse magnate is proposing the "British Bulldogs" play home games around England and in Dubai.

The Palestinian said: "I can't see why an English team cannot participate. The distances involved would be greater but the world is a much smaller place nowadays. I have a major airline willing to back it and a hotel group also willing to provide sponsorship and we haven't started to market it yet."