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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is readying himself for another morning of interrogation from journalists. The Gunners take on Manchester United on Monday in the FA Cup sixth round and we'll update you with the Frenchman's thoughts once his news conference gets under way so stand by.

There's a personal best for British teenager Morgan Lake in the pentathlon's 60m hurdles. The 17-year-old clocked 8.81 seconds - which amounts to 950 points - after a nervy false start.

"The key to heptathlon and pentathlon is not panicking," says BBC Sport pundit Denise Lewis. " Morgan will probably not be happy with the position she finished, but she's a really tall person, over 6 ft, she clips a hurdle but keeps working and gets a PB out of it."

Katarina Johnson-Thompson leads the pentathlon standings after one event, collecting 1088 points after her 8.18sec personal best. You can watch live coverage on this website.

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There's plenty of live sport on the BBC today. In a few hours, Andy Murray will open against Donald Young as Great Britain take on the United States in the Davis Cup.

A capacity crowd of 7,700 is expected at the Emirates Arena as Leon Smith's squad attempt to reach the World Group quarter-finals for the second year running. You can watch live coverage on BBC Two from 13:00 to 16:30 GMT.

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Katarina Johnson-Thompson looked calm and cool before the 60m hurdles, nodding her head to the stadium's beats - and the Liverpudlian makes a fabulous start to her quest for pentathlon gold.

It's a personal best 8.18 seconds for the Briton as she wins her heat. Big points.

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The Times leads with Roy Hodgson's desire to prolong his stay as England boss, while Andy Murray is also pictured practising before Great Britain's Davis Cup tie with USA.

There's plenty being said on the football grapevine this morning. Here is a selection of the best transfer gossip:

Southampton are ready to make midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin, 25, their highest paid player and stop him going to Arsenal. (Daily Mirror), external

Juventus are ready to listen for bids for 22-year-old Spanish striker Alvaro Morata, who is a reported target for Liverpool and Arsenal. (Metro), external

The agent of Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba, 21, has said that the France midfielder could yet decide to stay at the Italian club despite interest from Paris St-Germain, Manchester City and Chelsea. (Daily Mail), external

FA board member Heather Rabbatts says sexism should not be tolerated, adding: "We are absolutely encouraging people to report incidents like this."

But how do you stop sexism in football? Have you either experienced or witnessed it? Tweet us using the hashtag #sexisminfootball

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Sexism is leading the agenda this morning after the Football Association called on fans to report sexist abuse at games after being shown disturbing scenes of women officials and staff being subjected to obscene chants.

Footage obtained by the BBC shows Chelsea's female medic Dr Eva Carneiro and a female assistant referee Helen Byrne suffering taunts during recent matches.

FA board member Heather Rabbatts described the abuse as "horrible".

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Plenty of fun has been had by headline writers thanks to phlegm-gate, involving Manchester United's Jonny Evans and Newcastle's Papiss Cisse.

"Spat's A Rap" says the Metro as Cisse faces up to the possibility of a seven-game ban after accepting an FA charge of spitting.

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Roy Hodgson wants to extend his stay as England boss and guide the Three Lions into the 2018 World Cup in Russia, according to reports. The 67-year-old's current contract expires after next year's European Championships in France.

Does Hodgson deserve to remain in charge until after the 2018 World Cup? Tweet us your thoughts using the hashtag #bbcsportsday.

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Spring is nearly, erm, springing, which means Britain's athletes have shed their winter coats and come out of hibernation to run, jump or throw. Katarina Johnson-Thompson says she is "riled and ready", but will the Briton win her first major title this afternoon?

Live coverage of the European Indoor Championships begin on BBC Two and Online from 08:30 GMT.

Hello, welcome to Friday's edition of Sportsday, a one-stop shop for all your sporting needs. The weekend is nearly upon us, which can only mean one thing: there's anticipation in the air, expectation in the air and live sport fast approaching.