BBC Sport has announced which FA Cup fifth round games it is showing live.

Aston Villa v Leicester City is on BBC One on Sunday 15 February (kick off 12:30 GMT), with Preston North End or Sheffield United v Cambridge United or Manchester United the live game on Monday 16 February (19:45 GMT).

BT Sport will have live coverage of the West Brom v West Ham, Crystal Palace v either Liverpool or Bolton, and Arsenal v Middlesbrough.

The BBC will also screen the fourth round replay between Bolton and Liverpool on Wednesday 4 February (19:45 GMT).

Senegal coach Alain Giresse is expected to become the first managerial casualty of the African Nations Cup after his side were eliminated, reports Senegalese news agency APS.

"The road has ended, my contract is at an end," Giresse said, after a 2-0 loss to Algeria ensured his side missed out on a quarter-final berth.

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This is magnificent...

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch gave the same answer 29 times during a Super Bowl media session, repeatedly saying "I'm just here so I won't get fined", then shouting "finished" when a five-minute timer went off on his phone.

Watch the video here.

BBC Scotland's Jim Spence reports: Keith Watson has now joined Hibernian on loan from Dundee United until the end of the season. United are keen to bring another full-back, Huddersfield Town's Paul Dixon, back to Tannadice.

Martyn Ziegler of the Press Association tweets:, external In slightly less exciting but nevertheless important news, Scottish FA confirm to me they will nominate Michael van Praag for FIFA president.

Rory Smith of the Times tweets:, external The more people stand for Fifa president, the more certain it is that Blatter wins. Figo and Van Praag are 'Nadering' Prince Ali.

The Press Association are reporting that Luis Figo has announced he is to stand for the FIFA presidency.

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Some good news from Aston Villa's Paul Lambert today, with the club's chief executive Tom Fox saying the manager has their full support of the club and 'remains important' to owner Randy Lerner.

Villa have taken only 12 points from their last 18 Premier League games, but Fox told BBC Sport sacking Lambert mid-season would be like "flipping a coin".

"When things aren't going well, fans bay for that type of blood," Fox said. "That's not the way that I or the owner are going to make a decision. It's a false narrative."

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Strong rumours that Luis Figo is about to declare for Fifa presidency. CNN may tell us more in 10 minutes...

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

Ken Gorry: There's no defence for the Can stamp. The ball and Can were out of play and he actually had to go off the pitch to do it.

Ken Wilson: Ridiculous media and Liverpool witch-hunt of Costa. Because it's a Chelsea player all hell lets loose. Get real everyone.

Jack Cummins: To ban Costa retrospectively assumptions would have to be made. There's only one man who knows if the stamps were accidental.

Adam Sofroniou: The Costa stamps are deliberate, if it was an accident you would stop and apologise. He's given himself away by playing on.

Patrick Holland: Have a go at Costa as much as you want, you know you'd love to have him in your team!

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

Newport County's 16-year-old defender Regan Poole will complete his move to Fulham in the next few days but will be loaned back to the League Two promotion chasers for the rest of the season.

Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather exchanged phone numbers at a US basketball game as they met in person for the first time.

A long-awaited welterweight fight between the two has long been talked about, but a deal has yet to be agreed.

"He gave his number to me and said we will communicate with each other," Pacquiao said at the Miami Heat game.

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The fighters were both sitting courtside as Miami took on Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday night.

Next they'll be going for pizza and a game of 10-pin bowling together...

Arsenal plan to follow up the signing of Gabriel Paulista from Villarreal by adding 20-year-old Italian defender Daniele Rugani from Empoli, according to Talksport, external.

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Former England international Mark Cueto is to retire at the end of the season.

The Sale Sharks wing, 35, became the all-time leading try scorer in the Premiership in February 2013 and is currently on 87. He played in two World Cups, earning 55 caps, and played in the final Test in the Lions 2005 tour of New Zealand.

"When I made my debut at Bristol back in 2001, I could hardly have dreamed that I would play for Sale Sharks for 14 seasons, represented my country all over the world and played with and against some of the all time greats," Cueto said.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire:, external Quickest post-match interview ever from Chris Moyses, external the Lincoln City manager...

Mike Ashley will face two Scottish FA charges relating to his involvement at Rangers on 2 March.

The Newcastle owner, whose grip on the Scottish Championship club was strengthened on Tuesday when he loaned them a further £10m, was accused on December 15 of not acting in the best interests of football and of breaching a rule relating to holding power over two clubs.

A separate hearing into three charges against Rangers will be heard on 16 March.

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French sports daily L'Equipe focuses on Paul Pogba and Antoine Griezmann - "Les Magiciens" - and suggests that their fine performances for Juventus and Atletico Madrid this week bode well for the French national team.

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

Marcel: Yes he was looking at the ball but his steps weren't natural. He twice made a shorter step in an attempt to land on there ankles.

Fiifi Forson: Love or hate him, Costa's got English football raving about old fashioned strikers .He's got all that in his locker.

Ged Lynam: Costa stamps will result in a ban but why not make it for the final as well as immediate next three games?

Jay: Given the number of times Costa has lashed/kicked out at opponents, it's surprising he hasn't had a red card card yet.

Andrew Priestley: Jose Mourinho would be singing a very different tune this morning had a Liverpool player stamped on Diego Costa. Twice.

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

Stuart Broad has come up with an unusual apology after a controversial tweet about the UK minimum wage.

"It was genuinely innocent, sorry to offend anyone if anyone did take offence to it. I was genuinely fascinated by the size of the world," he said.

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The 28-year-old had tweeted: "I've heard if you earn minimum wage in England you're in the top 10% earners in the world. #stay #humble."

The latest on the story here.