Forward Depay agrees to join Man Utd from PSV
Newcastle's Carver - 'I'm best coach in Premier League'
Aston Villa subject of takeover bid
Ex-England striker Jimmy Greaves out of intensive care
Image source, Getty ImagesAfter watching Chelsea win the Premier League, Eniola Aluko explains how it inspired the Blues' ladies team in their FA Women's Cup semi-final win over Manchester City.
The forward also talks about the impending England World Cup squad announcement in her column for BBC Sport.
More from Leicester manager Nigel Pearson on his side's remaining fixtures against Southampton, Sunderland and QPR.
"Southampton are tough opponents and then we've two tough opponents after that. There's lots of work left for us," he said.
"Bearing in mind who our remaining games are against, I'm not sure that one more win will be enough."
Image source, Getty ImagesBBC Sport's Pat Murphy reports: "There's been a takeover bid for Aston Villa. It's led by Paul Smith, formerly Chelsea's business affairs director, and city sources say it's in the region of £150m. Smith knows Villa's current owner, Randy Lerner.
"If successful, it's understood that Tony Adams would be brought to the club to work on the football side of things but he is NOT directly involved in the takeover bid itself. "
Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester manager Nigel Pearson has been speaking before Saturday's game with Southampton.
The Foxes are out of the Premier League relegation zone after five wins in their last six matches.
"I'm very pleased with how we've played, but there's a lot of hard work left. It's not done. Not at all," he said.
"Of course it helps when things go your way elsewhere, but you can't bank on that. We can't leave the field with regrets.
Southampton's display in their defeat to Sunderland angered boss Ronald Koeman and his side are now a point behind sixth-placed Tottenham and four adrift of Liverpool.
"If we look and see we have the possibility to reach European football you don't, in my opinion, need more motivation," says Koeman. "It has to be the best motivation for players to reach a level and have a good spirit as a team. I asked them why what happened last week can happen, it wasn't good enough."
Last week Southampton manager Ronald Koeman said he wanted Nathaniel Clyne to decide on his future in 10 days. The full-back is out of contract next summer and has been linked with a move to rival Premier League clubs.
"We want to know because it's always the case with players with one season left of contract," says Koeman, who expects a decision next week. "We have to think of the future of the club or team. He has to make the decision. I can give advice but it's difficult."
Image source, Southampton FCSouthampton manager Ronald Koeman: "We have the same injury list as last weekend other than the suspension of James Ward-Prowse. Jay Rodriguez is doing the normal session with the group, Mayuka is doing sessions but not ready for the weekend. Things are a lot better with Morgan Schneiderlin. He may be fit for maybe the last one or two, it's more positive for him than a week ago."
Will it be last time Schneiderlin plays for Southampton? "I don't think so. He has a contract. Nobody has a serious bid. It's all about rumours. I can't listen to them all or I'll be crazy. More players will be linked with clubs, it's no problem."
We asked you to vote for the greatest player in the history of football - and the results were crystal clear.
Image source, EmpicsBarcelona genius Lionel Messi took 48% of the vote, ahead of Pele in second place and Diego Maradona in third.
Whisper it to Cristiano Ronado but he came fifth. Out of five...
The vote has closed but keep on sending your suggestions on Twitter via the hashtag #TheGreatest, external or on the Match of the Day Facebook, external page.
Dutchman Memphis Depay, external has tweeted his reaction to leaving PSV Eindhoven for Manchester United in June.
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Image source, Memphis Depay TwitterEight defeats on the bounce, 15th in the Premier League, two points above the relegation zone.
But Newcastle caretaker manager John Carver is feeling bullish.
"I still think I'm the best coach in the Premier League," he says in his news conference.
Southampton manager Ronald Koeman is about to join us for his weekly news conference. His side meet Leicester City on Saturday.
Mowl: Lothar Matthäus is #thegreatest. Brilliant up either end of the pitch for 20 years & marked Maradona out of a WC Final. Defence matters.
Harvy355: Brazilian Ronaldo! Messi needs to step out of his comfort zone and leave the playground La Liga. Wouldn't do half as much in PL.
Tweet us your views on who is the best player in football history to #thegreatest., external
At his weekly news conference, Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino has given us an insight into who his greatest player of all time is.
Image source, Getty Images"For me Maradona is one up, my idol, but Messi is the best player in the world today," says Pochettino.
Who for you is the greatest player of all time? Tweet us on #thegreatest., external and vote on our poll to the right of the page.
Image source, Getty ImagesNewcastle caretaker boss John Carver hit the headlines last weekend after his public criticism of Mike Williamson's sending off against Leicester - his eighth straight defeat in charge.
Carver said on Thursday, as he previewed Saturday's game with West Brom: "It's been a tough period but I have a spring in my step and am ready to go for the next three games.
"I've got good people around me and I know I have support of Mike Ashley.
"It's not easy, I'll be honest. I can't affect what goes on in the media, no body is going to turn my head or distract me from the job I have to do."
Newcastle injury news from manager John Carver as he previews West Brom at home.
Siem de Jong and Paul Dummett are awaiting scan results. Rolando Aarons could be involved after playing for the U21s. Papiss Cisse is back in training.
Tim Sherwood is before the media at Aston Villa's training ground Bodymoor Heath ahead of their crucial fixture with West Ham on Saturday.
Image source, Aston VillaHe confirms striker Gabby Agbonlahor is back in training following injury and can play a part against the Hammers as Villa look to move clear of the relegation zone. The Midlands club are currently on 35 points, two clear of the bottom three.
How would you fancy defending against this over the weekend?
Image source, Getty ImagesUnfortunately for the neutral observer, no team will face this flourishing trio as Spanish football has been suspended because of a dispute over TV rights.
Spanish football writer Andy West says: "Perhaps the easiest way for British fans to understand the dispute is to liken it to the occasional power struggle that breaks out between the English Football Association (in Spain's case, the RFEF) and the Premier League (the LFP).
"We could think back, even, to when the Premier League was formed in 1992 after breaking with the Football League and imagine what would have happened if the FA, rather than allowing the split to take place, had simply stopped all football from being played until they were satisfied with the outcome."
Image source, Getty ImagesPalermo president Maurizio Zamparini claims Juventus, Inter, AC Milan, Arsenal, Paris St-Germain and Manchester City want to sign Paulo Dybala.
Zamparini has asked the club's manager Giuseppe Iachini not to play the 21-year-old striker in their remaining league fixtures in order to preserve his fitness.
"It's possible that in the next eight to 10 days we will sell the player, and I want to avoid injuries in this very delicate phase," he says.
Dybala has 13 goals in 33 Serie A games this season.
Image source, Getty ImagesNewcastle's Steven Taylor has done his good deed for the day.
The defender has paid for North Shields to use the Magpies' team bus for their FA Vase final with Glossop North End on Saturday.
"It's a fantastic gesture by Steven," manager Graham Fenton told BBC Newcastle.
"I initially got in touch with him to see if it was something the club could do but he said he would sort it out.
"He's generous, he supports us really well and we're incredibly grateful."
If you go down to the Ricoh Arena on Saturday, you may see a few thousand Ashley Johnsons.....
Image source, WaspsThe Wasps and South Africa back row is fairly recognisable from his big mop of black curls.
And around 15,000 wigs will be handed out to supporters at Wasps' Premiership game against Leicester Tigers to raise money for the Brain Tumour Charity.