BBC Cambridgeshire Sport, external: Big queues outside the Abbey for Old Trafford tickets.

Could be worse, the weather could be like it is here in Salford - grim.

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The FA Cup fourth round replay between Manchester United and Cambridge takes place at Old Trafford on Tuesday, 3 February 3 (kick off 19:45 GMT).

Doncaster have signed Watford striker Uche Ikpeazu on loan until the end of the season after the Championship side recalled him from Crewe.

The 19-year-old agreed a deal to stay with the Railwaymen on Monday, but was recalled the following day to enable the Doncaster move to go ahead.

BBC Humberside Sport, external: Hull City frontman Calaum Jahraldo, 21, has joined Scottish Championship side Alloa Athletic on-loan until the end of the season.

Wigan coach Shaun Wane will give homegrown youngster George Williams "all the time he needs" to secure the club's famous number six spot.

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The 20-year-old, born and bred in Wigan, will get the chance to fill the boots of Australian playmaker Blake Green, who left the Warriors at the end of last season to return to the NRL with Melbourne.

"He's not under any pressure from me because I know he can play," Wane said. "Whether it happens in the next 10 or 20 games, I'm not that bothered, I'm willing to keep working with him.

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Chelsea have contacted the agent of Sergio Ramos as they hope to persuade the 28-year-old Real Madrid defender to move to Stamford Bridge in the summer, reports the Daily Express, external.

BBC Wales Sport, external: Ospreys prop Nicky Thomas, 20, will join Gloucester at the end of the season.

More of your views on Chelsea's Diego Costa and whether he should be banned for allegedly stamping on opponents against Liverpool.

Tony Collins: If Costa had stamped, both players would have been carried off. It is more accurate to say he trod or stepped.

James Presland: It almost seems like Jose's blaming the anti-Chelsea "campaign" for Costa's action. Both were vicious and should be punished.

Mehul Mandalia: Chelsea fans are being Liverpool fans of last season. Will defend Costa no matter what he does. As a neutral - clear stamp.

Andrew Cooper: Mourinho classless, Costa needs banning as stamps are violent conduct. Three match ban for each of the incidents.

Sadiq Faruk: If it's not Mourinho getting into trouble with the FA, it's one of our players, week in week out. Everyone is on Chelsea's case.

Keep them coming at #bbcsportsday or the BBC Sport Facebook page.

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Wigan Athletic have confirmed Adam Forshaw has completed a move to Championship rivals Middlesbrough for an undisclosed fee.

Forshaw made 17 appearances for Wigan following his move from Brentford on deadline day in September last year.

MK Dons manager Karl Robinson has confirmed Newcastle United are among a number of clubs to express interest in young midfielder Dele Alli.

But Robinson expects the England Under-19 international to stay at Stadium MK on loan if a deal is completed.

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"If we were talking about an 18-year-old striker with 12 goals, you'd be talking about millions, and this is a midfielder," said Robinson. "We know there has been communications with clubs. We hope we can do right by Dele and the club as well."

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BBC Sport's Piers Newbery in Melbourne, external: Great win for GB junior Katie Swan in the girls' singles at the Australian Open. She has beaten Chinese number one seed Shilin Xu 6-2 6-2 to reach the quarter-finals.

Much of the talk before the Six Nations opener between Wales and England in Cardiff has been around the visitors' injury problems.

The Welsh will have almost a full squad to chose from but coach Warren Gatland had some advice for England counterpart Stuart Lancaster.

"If I was in the England camp, I would be talking about the injuries all the time and trying to go down to Wales as underdogs," he said.

Referee Michael Oliver will make the decision on whether Diego Costa should be charged with violent conduct over his two apparent stamps during Chelsea's 1-0 win against Liverpool in the Capital One Cup.

The FA has confirmed it is aware of the controversy at the match and is waiting for Oliver's report.

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Oliver will be asked by the FA whether he or any of the officials saw the incident. If he did not, he will be asked to judge from video replays whether either of the incidents were straight red-card offences.

If the referee believes either was a red-card offence, the Spain international will be charged with violent conduct and dealt with under the fast-track system.

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Is it Nou Camp or Camp Nou? And how do you pronounce it?

A quick leaf through the BBC sport style guide suggests the former but Barcelona have offered their own helpful guide..., external

The case of two Welsh athletes banned for failing drugs tests should act as a warning to youngsters, says hurdler Dai Greene.

Rhys Williams and Gareth Warburton received four and six-month bans after "not knowingly" taking supplements containing prohibited substances.

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BBC sports editor

Big day, external for sports' governing bodies tomorrow. Latest Active People Survey revealed by grassroots funding agency Sport England #legacy

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Daily Telegraph, external: West Ham midfielder Ravel Morrison, 21, will travel to Rome on Wednesday for a medical with Lazio, and will sign a pre-contract agreement to move to Italy in the summer after seeing out the remainder of his Hammers deal.

Plenty of views coming in on Chelsea's Diego Costa and whether he should be banned for allegedly stamping on opponents against Liverpool.

Gary Watson: Jose was right. There was no intent, they were not stamps at all. The Liverpool players were trying to get Costa sent off all night, both these incidents were classic examples of players putting a leg in the way of a tackle so as to get Costa booked.

Lynkoln Desage: Liverpool are trying to conceal a probably more blatant and serious offence when Skrtel cynically and inexplicably elbowed Costa in the face at Anfield in the first leg. Costa is a brute of a striker and relishes such duels so give him a break.

Jason Jay: If it was Suarez everyone would be calling him all sort of names. Costa deserves a four-match ban without question.

And a contender for the day's worst pun thus far...

Stephen Warnica: This might 'Costa' Chelsea.

Keep them coming at #bbcsportsday or the BBC Sport Facebook page.

John Percy of the Telegraph tweets:, external Birmingham have today rejected Bournemouth's fourth bid for winger Demarai Gray, worth £3.5m.

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England coach Stuart Lancaster has confirmed that Geoff Parling, Brad Barritt, Kyle Eastmond and Tom Wood will all likely miss the Six Nations opener with Wales next Friday. Some, or all, may be available for the Italy game the following week.

Luis Figo tweets:, external "I'm delighted to announce my candidacy for the FIFA Presidency. Football has given me so much during my life & I want to give something back."