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South Korea, captained by Swansea midfielder Ki Sung-Yueng, have just confirmed their place in the final of the Asian Cup after beating Iraq 2-0 in Sydney.

Lee Jeong-Hyeop and Kim Young-Gwon scored the goals that earned the Korean's a place in Saturday's showpiece for the first time since 1988 against either Australia or United Arab Emirates.

Spare a thought for the Blackpool supporters who made the 440-mile round trip to Watford on Saturday. The Championship's bottom club led 2-0 at half-time at Vicarage Road. A first away win of the season on the cards? Not quite. The Seasiders capitulated after the break and ended up losing 7-2.

"At 10 to four, it was looking fantastic. At 10 to five, it was embarrassing," manager Lee Clark told BBC Radio Lancashire. "That is quite simply the easiest way to put it."

In the highlights tab at the top of your screen there are all manner of FA Cup related morsels for your delectation. We have our best of the weekend's goals segment, an interview with triumphant Bradford goalkeeper Ben Williams describing how Jose Mourinho came into the visiting dressing room after Saturday's match and highlights of Bristol City-West Ham and Brighton-Arsenal.

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At Sportsday, we're fond of a punt and so, too, is diver Tom Daley.

The 20-year-old told BBC Sport he has dropped his "demon dive" in favour of an effort that no-one has ever attempted in competition - comprising 3.5 somersaults with one twist - in a bid to win Olympic gold in 2016.

BBC Wales Sport:, external Cardiff are expected to enquire about signing former Germany international centre-back Robert Huth from Stoke.

For the next two hours we have a vote on your favourite FA Cup goal of the weekend. The options will appear on the right-hand side of the screen and all are included in our best of the goals round-up on the website now. Terms and conditions for the vote can be found here.

Owner Steve Lansdown says Bristol City "can hold their heads high" after their FA Cup fourth round defeat by West Ham on Sunday.

The League One club held on until the 81st minute against the Premier League side before Diafra Sakho headed in a late winner at a sold-out Ashton Gate.

"I think Bristol City can be proud. I certainly am, anyway," Lansdown told BBC Radio Bristol. "You work so hard to get to these points, you've got to enjoy them."

Austria midfielder Guido Burgstaller has left Cardiff by mutual consent. He is the eighth player to depart since manager Russell Slade replaced Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Another union line and Bristol lock Joe Joyce will join Yorkshire Carnegie on a dual-registration agreement for the remainder of the campaign.

Will Fraser will undergo an operation on Tuesday to resolve a long-standing back problem. The Saracens loose forward, 25, was widely tipped for England selection in recent months but will now miss the rest of the season.

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At #LFC, Rodgers says "It's been a difficult period for @FinallyMario but he wants to fight for an opportunity here."

Your favourite sporting tantrums. Please keep them coming in to #bbcsportsday, text 81111 or use the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Dale in Cardiff: Barton trying to fight Man City's whole team after elbowing Tevez - madness!

While we're on tennis, don't forget that you can follow BBC Sport's live text commentary today.

The final last-16 tie in the men's competition between Novak Djokovic and Gilles Muller is coming up, with Venus Williams having just completed a three-set win over Agnieszka Radwanska.

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Andy Murray is used to being supported by a partisan crowd, albeit it would be a stretch to describe the spectators as Wimbledon as intimidating.

But on Rod Laver Arena on Tuesday morning (08:15 GMT), the Scot will be the villain when he faces home hope Nick Kyrgios in the Australian Open quarter-finals.

BBC Sport's Piers Newbery sets the scene from Melbourne...

There will be live radio commentary on 5 live Sports Extra and live text commentary on the BBC Sport website.

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Did you know that Claude LeRoy, who has led Congo to the quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations, once managed Cambridge?

The 66-year-old Frenchman has managed five different African national teams since first taking charge of Cameroon in 1985, coaching at eight Cups of Nations and reaching the quarter-finals on seven occasions, winning the trophy once.

Steve Crossman of BBC World Service caught up with a remarkable old fella...

Cambridge have to come back down to earth after Friday's draw with Manchester United and return to League Two action against Dagenham & Redbridge tomorrow.

Some injury news from our friends at BBC Cambs Sport, external Liam Hughes picked up suspected ankle ligament damage on Friday night and could be sidelined for around a month. Tom Champion is "sore" following the United match, but should be fit to feature tomorrow. Jordan Chiedozie, son of former Tottenham winger John, has a knee problem.

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One man who was no stranger to throwing his toys out of the pram was Eric Cantona.

Sunday marked the 20th anniversary of the former Manchester United forward's most infamous moment, when he launched himself kung-fu style into a Crystal Palace supporter. And, to mark the anniversary, BBC Sport's Ben Smith looked at the 11 steps which made the Frenchman an icon.

On out-of-favour Mario Balotelli's future: "I've seen some snippets that that is it for him here but that is not the case."

On whether Chelsea have lost their invincibility: "They had a difficult result at the weekend but it doesn't mean they're not a dangerous team and an outstanding team. We know it will be a tough game but we are certainly going in with no fear and our strength is in attack.

"There will be great motivation for them to go out there with a Wembley final at stake but I'm sure there will be a wee bit of trepidation."

On the chances of Daniel Sturridge returning against Chelsea in the League Cup semi-final tomorrow: "We'll see how it is today. He trained very, very well yesterday that was as comfortable as he's looked, he looked back to normal. We won't risk it that's for sure, he's been out for a long time and we need to make sure he's ready."