One Manchester United fan was clearly very angered by his side's performance in their 0-0 draw against PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday. 

What do you think? Would United be better off under Moyes? Send us your thoughts using #bbcsportsday on Twitter 

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says that winger Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain could return for the match against Norwich.

He adds that Alexis Sanchez has a small hamstring concern, but the club medics say that he is OK to play and that now may not be the time to rest the Chile international.

Arsene Wenger is in the building at the Gunners' London Colney training base and is talking about his side's weekend visit to Carrow Road and bouncing back from defeat to West Brom last time out in the Premier League.

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The Daily Mail have an interesting profile on Great Britain Davis Cup captain Leon Smith, external ahead of their historic final against Belgium tomorrow.

Smith, who was Andy Murray's first travelling coach, recalls sharing boiling hotel rooms together during Andy's early days on tour, "unusually intense practice sessions and his own father's business making leather suits for comedian Billy Connolly.

Piers Newbery
BBC Sport at Flanders Expo

Great Britain must grab their chance when they take on Belgium in their first Davis Cup final for 37 years, says Andy Murray.

Britain will try to win the competition for the first time since 1936 when they face Belgium in Ghent from Friday.

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The draw for the best-of-five format will take place at Flanders Expo at 13:00 GMT on Thursday.

"It means a lot to everyone to be in this position," the British number one told BBC Sport.

Read the full piece here

World number ten Mark Allen says he is in ideal form to have a good run at the UK Championship at the York Barbican.

The 29-year-old Antrim man gets his tournament under way on Thursday morning when he takes on China's Zhao Xintong.

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"I feel good, my form is good on the table, and things have been good off the table for a long time now," Allen told BBC Sport.

"I am in a good place and it's starting to show in the results."

Everton

A Toffees legend faces his old club on Saturday.

"Sylvain Distin has a lot of memories of Everton and the game will be a good chance to see him. He had a terrific career here."

And that wraps up the first Premier League news conference of the morning. Don't worry though, plenty more to come throughout the day.

Everton

More from Everton boss Roberto Martinez, whose side travel to the south coast on Saturday (15:00 GMT kick-off).

"Bournemouth have a clear understanding of what they want to do. There are reasons why they haven't replicated their early form," said Martinez.

"When you have two or three players out long-term it has an impact. Nevertheless, it will be a test for us."   

John Southall
BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

Here we are again... third news conference in four days for Arsene Wenger. Next up: Norwich away.  

• Have the lessons of West Brom been learned?
• Any injured players back? 
• Which Arsenal will we see at Norwich ? 

All will be revealed with Wenger part 3 at 09:30 GMT. 

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Another Spanish manager has also taken his seat. We'll bring you the best quotes from him shortly.

Everton

Spanish playmaker Gerard Deulofeu played a crucial role in Everton's 4-0 victory over Aston Villa last Saturday.

"We all know the incredible world class talent Gerard has," says Roberto Martinez. "He looks free and happy, and has a connection with the fans." 

Meanwhile, a player has returned from injury, but is he fit to face Bournemouth on Saturday?

"Leighton Baines is physically ready. It is just about getting his confidence back. We need to be very careful. We will take it day by day."  

Everton

The first Premier League news conference of the day in under way and Everton boss Roberto Martinez is in place.

"We have 18 weeks where we can concentrate on domestic football. We want to see how far we can take ourselves and the victory against Aston Villa was a good start," says the Spaniard.

"We have players coming back and you want situations where you have to make decisions about who to pick. Every player wants to play and be part of a winning team. Our good form comes from competition for places."

Mike Hughes
Reporter, BBC Radio Merseyside Sport

Will this be the weekend that Leighton Baines makes his Everton comeback after injury?

We'll get the latest news from Roberto Martinez shortly.

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Baines aggravated an ankle injury on the eve of the new season but has now made a complete recovery. The Everton manager reckons it's now just a case of building up his fitness levels.

Everton are away to Bournemouth on Saturday after their 4-0 demolition of Aston Villa last weekend.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport, Olympic Sport reporter

Zoe Smith broke two British records in her weightlifting World Championship final to boost her prospects of selection for the 2016 Rio Olympics.

Smith, 21, set a new 'snatch' personal best of 97kg in the -63kg weight division as she finished ninth overall.

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Her subsequent 124kg 'clean and jerk' and overall total of 221kg beat Michaela Breeze's previous GB record.

However, GB need to secure more ranking points at the European Championships in April to secure a place in Rio.

World number six Judd Trump made light work of both a cold and 124th seed Hammad Miah to progress to the second round of the UK Championship in York.

The 2011 winner hit breaks of 77, 64 and 75 to seize control at 3-0 on his way to a 6-1 win against Miah.

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Trump, 26, said: "I'm just happy to get through. I feel a bit ill and have not been able to practise much, but I've a three-day break now so should be fine."

There were also wins for Shaun Murphy, Mark Williams and Joe Perry.

See Thursday's schedule here

Good news for UK Sport, who have been given a 29% increase in funding in the government's autumn Spending Review.

The agency, which looks after Britain's elite Olympic and Paralympic athletes, was fearing a cut to its budget.

However, together with National Lottery funding, its income should now reach around £148m in the years building up to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

The government says it is committed to building "on the success of Olympic and Paralympic games at London 2012".

Read the piece in full here

Manchester City were picked apart by Liverpool's 'gegenpressing' last weekend.

Barcelona's 'tiki-taka' reduced Real Madrid to tears in El Clasico.

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We love a new addition to the footballing lexicon, from the brilliant 'Raumdeuter' (literally a space investigator - used to describe Thomas Muller's knack of finding space) to the sensational 'Anschlusstreffer' (the goal that reduces the deficit to one, eg brings the score to 2-1 rather than 2-0).

We asked BBC Football , externalusers for their new suggestions to add to the football dictionary. Head here to read our favourite 10

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Only one Englishman in the Champions League team of the week, which is dominated by Paris St-Germain players after thrashing Malmo 5-0.

Mesut Ozil of Arsenal is also included after playing a crucial role in his side's victory over Dinamo Zagreb.

Read about each player here

Meanwhile, there's little good news from across the city...

Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini says it is "impossible to know" how long goalkeeper Joe Hart will be out for after he was injured in Wednesday's Champions League defeat at Juventus.

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The 28-year-old was replaced by Argentine Willy Caballero, 34, in the closing stages of the 1-0 loss.

"He has a hamstring problem," said Pellegrini. "We hope we don't lose him, but if for some reason he cannot play I have trust in Willy Caballero."

Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal said he is "worried" by his team's lack of goals, after a 0-0 draw against PSV Eindhoven at Old Trafford leaves their Champions League hopes in the balance.

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Victory for United would have taken them through to the knockout stages, but the Red Devils could only claim a point.

The top three sides in the group - Wolfsburg, United and PSV - are now separated by only two points.

Watch the Dutchman's reaction here