That's it for Sportsday live for Tuesday.

You can follow all of the evening's action on the BBC Sport website and Sportsday will return on Wednesday at 08:00 GMT.

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Tuesday evening's 5 Live Sport features live commentary from Old Trafford as Manchester United take on Cambridge United in their fourth round FA Cup replay.

There will also be updates from the night's other games with Fulham taking on Sunderland and Sheffield United against Preston.

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What do footballers do after training? Cuddle their pooches and catch up on forty winks. Wales and Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey posted on instagram, external a picture of him having a nap with his cute dog.

British Olympic medallist Anthony Ogogo has suffered a setback in his recovery from Achilles surgery.

The 26-year-old had hoped to continue his career as an unbeaten professional in February, but has needed another operation to clear infected tissue.

He will be sidelined for a further six to 12 months.

"Theoretically I'm now left with two new Achilles and I've got to work on them and build them," the Lowestoft middleweight told BBC Radio Suffolk. "I can't wait to get back in the ring and start punching people."

Sheffield United's new signings Jason Holt, John Brayford, Kieron Freeman and Paul Coutts are all ineligible for the visit of Preston.

Ryan Flynn, out for the past three games due to an Achilles injury, is set to return to Nigel Clough's squad.

Preston, who are winless in their last seven matches, will be without cup-tied duo Daniel Johnson and Sam Johnstone.

Loanee Jermaine Beckford is pushing for a return after missing the last three games through illness.

Sunderland will be without midfielder Lee Cattermole for Tuesday's game at Fulham.

Cattermole is facing a further two to three weeks on the sidelines with a knee problem, while Adam Johnson also misses out after undergoing thumb surgery.

Fulham's on-loan Swansea defender Jazz Richards is cup-tied, while captain Scott Parker could also miss out.

Evo-Stik League side FC United are preparing to take a pretty impressive away following to their FA Trophy quarter-final tie with Torquay United on Saturday.

Torquay have already sold 700 tickets for the away section of the Launa Windows Stadium and FC United believe over 1,000 supporters will make the 530-mile round trip.

FC United have been involved in two of the three highest attendances in this season's competition. The highest was 3,505 for Bristol Rovers' first round home defeat by Bath.

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Everton manager Roberto Martinez has indicated new loan signing Aaron Lennon could be thrown straight into action in Saturday's Merseyside derby clash with Liverpool at Goodison Park.

"We need to see where he is physically and his match fitness but he has been involved in 17 games in half of a season which is a good return," said Martinez.

"He is a player that will look forward to these games and, from our point of view, it's the perfect baptism at our club - to go into a Merseyside derby is a really interesting start. It's not going to faze him."

Experienced batsmen Ed Joyce tells BBC Sport that Ireland's opening World Cup game against the West Indies will be key to their tournament campaign.

Ireland take on the West Indies in the New Zealand city of Nelson on 16 February before games against United Arab Emirates, South Africa, Zimbabwe India and Pakistan

Brighton & Hove Albion manager Chris Hughton has appointed Colin Calderwood as his assistant.

The 50-year-old former Scotland international was previously assistant to Hughton at Newcastle United, Birmingham City and Norwich City.

"I know that he will work well with the existing coaching staff at the club and I think he'll be a very good addition," said Hughton.

Liverpool teenager Jordan Rossiter could face a "significant spell" on the sidelines after the 17-year-old midfielder injured his ankle during an FA Youth Cup tie with Birmingham on Friday.

The Liverpool Echo, external reports that Rossiter has not broken his ankle, as was first feared, and a scan has revealed there is no fracture.

"It's either ligament damage or a severe sprain but he's still facing a fair few weeks out," said Liverpool under-18s coach Neil Critchley. , external

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Ahead of Tuesday night's FA Cup fourth-round replay at Manchester United, Cambridge United manager Richard Money says his side may have to accept that a moment of magic from the home side could prove the difference.

"All you can prepare for is what will probably be the norm," Money told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

"What you can't prepare for is something special, something out of this world, something that any one of them can produce at any moment. If they do, it is very likely there is very little we can do about it."

Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick is out of their FA Cup replay against Cambridge United having ruptured a muscle in his calf while winger Ashley Young is out with a hamstring injury and defender Jonny Evans is doubtful with a knock.

Cambridge are without midfielder Liam Hughes, who injured his ankle in the original tie at the Abbey Stadium.

Harrison Dunk (knee) is out but fellow midfielder Ryan Donaldson should overcome a slight niggle with his knee.

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Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti believes Welsh winger Gareth Bale is having a "fantastic season" and has called on his critics to relax.

Bale has been questioned in the Spanish press in recent weeks for being too selfish but he has been defended by his manager.

"Bale is doing everything to help the team. He did very well last year, scoring in all the finals we played," said the Italian on Tuesday. "He is having a fantastic season and we are at ease because he is playing well for the team.

"I don't think I heard whistles (from the crowd) in the game against Real Sociedad. He had some great moves which the crowd appreciated."

England have named a young side for the Six Nations opener against Wales in Swansea on Sunday.

Acting head coach Nicola Ponsford has named three new caps, and includes eight World Cup winners in the starting line-up.

Darlington's Tamara Taylor will captain the side, while Wasps' scrum-half La Toya Mason will be vice-captain.

"Playing for England has been such an important part of my life for so long, but I feel now is the right time for me to retire from international football," said Smith. , external

"I'm at a different stage in my life now, I am focusing on coaching and working my way up to get my licences and stay involved in football that way, along with playing for Arsenal.

"Women's football has changed so much since I started playing and I am proud to have been a part of that. I'm pleased that I'll still be working in the game and with the FA in its activities moving forwards."

England head coach Mark Sampson has described Kelly Smith as one of the women's game's most iconic players.

"Kelly will be remembered as one of the iconic players in the history of the women's international game," says Sampson of the 36-year-old striker. , external

"The term 'world class' is often overused but when looking back over Kelly's international career she has consistently shown on the biggest stage she was without a doubt one of the greatest ever players.

"Her legacy is not only on the field but off it. There are thousands of young girls who would count Kelly as their inspiration, as well as a number of our current senior squad would see Kelly as their role model. Her ability, combined with her determination to win, made her a fantastic role model for our current group of senior and youth players."

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England Women's leading goalscorer Kelly Smith has ended her international career.

The 36-year-old forward won 117 caps and scored 46 goals in an England career that lasted almost 20 years.

She made her debut in 1995 and has played in two World Cups and three European Championships, as well as for Team GB at the 2012 London Olympics.

Smith, who has played professional football in the United States, will continue to play for Arsenal Ladies in the Women's Super League.

"I'm not a miracle worker," said the new Nottingham Forest manager. "I'll be looking over my shoulder but we've got to make sure we win games of football."

Freedman replaced Stuart Pearce on Sunday, with the club mid-table in the Championship after a run of six defeats in seven.

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Visually-impaired teenager Millie Knight and her guide Jen Kehoe have won their second giant slalom race at the IPC Skiing World Cup finals in St Moritz to secure the World Cup title in the event.

The pair had won Monday's first race and were the only ones of the three pairs to finish Tuesday's second race.

Knight, 16, carried the GB flag at the opening ceremony of the 2014 Winter Paralympics, and competed in the slalom and giant slalom events in Sochi, finishing fifth in both with guide Rachael Ferrier.