We're asking for your favourite FA Cup semi-final moments this morning. Please keep them coming in to #bbcsportsday and the BBC Sport Match of the Day page.

Jeremy Nash: Obviously the greatest semi-final ever: 1990 Crystal Palace 4-3 Liverpool.

Fahad Khan: Chelsea's 2012 semi-final against Tottenham. Lampard's strike was an eye popper!

Jude: As a Man Utd fan, it has to be Ryan Giggs and "that goal" back in '99.

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Alan Pardew's upping the price of last weekend's hat-trick hero Yannick Bolasie in front of the media this morning.

When asked about the winger's reported £10m tag, Pardew responded: "Blimey. They need to have a look at that, because he is worth double."

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Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew speaks to the media before Saturday's home game with West Brom.

"We're in a terrific mood, in terms of confidence. We have great momentum. We're more expansive now, we have a great attacking set up. I think we're exciting to watch and we have new goals to break into the top 10.

"Our away form is terrific. As good as anyone over the last 10 games."

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BBC Sport's Ben Smith with the latest news on Liverpool's Raheem Sterling, after he was photographed apparently taking nitrous oxide earlier this week.

"Manager Brendan Rodgers did meet with Raheem Sterling yesterday. I am told Rodgers has no issues about starting with Sterling at Wembley, despite footage showing the 20-year-old appearing to inhale laughing gas and a series of photographs showing him smoking a shisha pipe. There was no fine or punishment and Liverpool see the matter as closed. He was reminded of his responsibilities as an ambassador and role model at Anfield. Rodgers also spoke to Jordon Ibe, who was snapped alongside Sterling smoking a shisha pipe. Once again, no fine or punishment - matter closed."

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Braintree Town have parted company with manager Alan Devonshire claiming he turned down the offer of a new contract.

Former West Ham midfielder and England international Devonshire was at the helm of the Iron for four seasons, and guided them to three top-half finishes in the Conference Premier.

In a statement, the club said: "The board offered Alan Devonshire an extension to his current employment on the same terms. Alan declined our offer."

With the FA Cup semi-finals taking place at Wembley this weekend, we're asking this morning for your favourite semi-final moments. Please keep them coming in to #bbcsportsday and the BBC Sport Match of the Day page.

Will Davies: The first game I ever remember watching was Manchester United 3-3 Oldham in 1990. A perfect example of why I love football!

Jon Branson: 3-3 draw between Chesterfield and Middlesborough (1997). Brilliant occasion topped off by the last gasp equaliser.

We like a 3-3 from the 1990s, don't we?

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The Daily Mail have a picture of England centurion Gary Ballance, and a reminder that the final day of the first Test in Antigua begins at 15:00 BST with live commentary on Radio 5 live sports extra and text commentary on the BBC website from 14:30 BST as England seek to capture the remaining eight West Indies wickets.

Also in the Mail, a story about how Yaya Toure refusing to leave, external Manchester City for less than £220,000 per week, a special report entitled 'what has gone wrong with Luke Shaw', external - and you can even have a go at their backpage crossword.

In case you missed it last night, England full-back Sam Tomkins has confirmed he will rejoin Wigan Warriors on a four-year deal.

Tomkins returns from a spell in New Zealand in the National Rugby League and will rejoin his former club for the 2016 Super League season.

Wigan have paid in excess of £200,000 for the 26-year-old.

And more good news for the Warriors on Thursday, as they beat Warrington 30-20 to maintain their unbeaten home record for the season.

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Meanwhile in The Sun (subscription required),, external former England boss Sven Goran-Eriksson has launched a stinging attack on Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini, claiming: "With the money they have spent, they have to do better. It is not good enough.

"They have the best players in the Premier League, so they should be the best team - but they are not."

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As the season draws to a close, it's awards time again and Tottenham striker Harry Kane has bagged himself two nominations from the PFA - player of the year and young player of the year.

Manchester United keeper David De Gea, Chelsea forward Eden Hazard and Liverpool attacking midfielder Philippe Coutinho are also on the shortlist to win both awards.

The FA Cup semi-finals take place this weekend, and there is live coverage on the BBC tomorrow as Reading take on Arsenal. This morning we would like to know your favourite FA Cup semi-final moments.

Was it Paul Gascoigne's remarkable 25-yard free-kick into the top corner against Arsenal in 1991, the first semi-final played at Wembley? Or Ryan Giggs weaving through against the Gunners and taking his shirt off in 1999? Or something more recent, maybe?

You can re-live some classic semi-final moments on the BBC website now.

Please send in your thoughts to #bbcsportsday and the Match of the Day Facebook, external page.

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The Daily Express, external focus on Burnley boss Sean Dyche's revelation that another Premier League manager, who he does not name, told him his players needed to use diving as a way of securing vital points.

Dyche emphatically rules out the tactic and says: "I cannot believe the British football fans who watch the Premier League want people simulating and diving. I can't believe in our psyche we think that would be acceptable."

Good morning and welcome to Friday. The weekend is finally in sight, which can only mean one thing: sport, sport and more sport.

As usual, we've got plenty on offer today - seven Premier League news conferences, Brendan Rodgers and Tim Sherwood talking Liverpool and Aston Villa before their FA Cup semi-final, and a bit of West Indies v England to add to the mix later on.