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Swansea City interim manager Alan Curtis does not expect striker Wilfred Bony to return to the Liberty Stadium during the January transfer window.

Bony, 27, left Swansea to join Manchester City in January 2015.

The Ivory Coast international been linked with a surprise return to Swansea, who are 17th in the Premier League.

"He's playing fairly regularly at City and scoring goals and would be a fantastic addition," Curtis said. "But I'm not holding out any hopes for that one."

This news comes after flares were thrown during Celtic's 3-0 Scottish Cup victory over Stranraer.

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Bolton are facing a critical few days in their future and could be plunged into administration if they cannot find a buyer.

Wanderers face a winding-up hearing from HM Revenue and Customs, as it is understood they owe more than £2m and they are desperately trying to raise short-term funds before that date. 

They have accepted a bid from Sheffield Wednesday for longest-serving player Mark Davies, as well as Bristol City's offer for forward Zach Clough.

Bolton are preparing themselves for the possibility of administration and the 12-point hit it brings, unless a takeover can be completed in the coming days.

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Linked with Manchester United and Real Madrid and worth £80m according to Alan Shearer - it's fair to say the rumour mill is whirring around Harry Kane.

But the Tottenham striker says he won't be moving away from White Hart Lane any time soon.

“There are always going to be rumours flying around but I’m happy here. The club is in a good shape, we have a great future and I’m raring to go so we will see what happens," he said.

Kane was at the centre of the action over the weekend, scoring a controversial penalty to force a replay against Leicester in the FA Cup third round, which you can watch here.

Batsman Riki Wessels has committed his future to Nottinghamshire by signing a new three-year contract.

The Australian-born 30-year-old, who also has the ability to keep wicket, will continue to ply his trade at Trent Bridge until the end of the 2018 campaign.

After the excitement of the FA Cup third round at the weekend, how about competing in your own version? 

You can with the FA People's Cup., external

BBC Get Inspired has again teamed up with the Football Association to launch the 2016 FA People's Cup, a FREE five-a-side knock-out competition that gives the people of England the chance to play in their version of the FA Cup.

Here are the 2015 adult women's winners Liverpool Feds being interviewed by Radio 1Xtra's Nick Bright.

You’ve got five days left to go to get involved. Entries – for individuals or teams – close at midnight on Friday, 15 January.

There are 10 categories from under-14 to Over-50s walking football and disability. You can find out all about it here.

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This is one match you didn't want to forget your woolly gloves and hat for.

Fans, players and officials braved one of the coldest NFL games in history as Minnesota Vikings lost to Seattle Seahawks in an NFC Wild Card game.

Sunday's temperatures were -21C (-31C wind chill) at kick-off, making it the joint third coldest game in history. It was so extreme that free hand warmers and coffee were handed out to fans before the game.

Supporters were encouraged to bring blankets and "styrofoam, cardboard or newspapers to place under their feet" to prevent prolonged contact with the concrete floor in the stands.

Blimey, now that's cold.

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Remember, Messi, Neymar and Cristiano Ronaldo are up for this year's award and the winner will be announced from 17:00 GMT. There will be a separate live text on that later on.

Shrewsbury Town manager Micky Mellon says their FA Cup win over Championship side Cardiff City was a way of paying fans back for a recent 7-1 league defeat by Chesterfield.

"We had to show some form of reaction. It's been tough, but we hope that goes some way to apologise," Mellon told BBC Radio Shropshire.

"To show that amount of grit, determination and character is how I want us to represent this club."

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Eddie Howe has elaborated on the reasons Bournemouth moved for ex-Wolves striker Benik Afobe.

"We're not looking to make any statements with the signing of Benik Afobe," he said.

"He's a talented young player who fits the mold of who we like to recruit - we're excited by his attributes and think he's a good fit for us.

"We obviously think he can score the goal required to keep us up although it may take him some time to settle with the way we play."

Oscar Pistorius's legal team has asked South Africa's Constitutional Court to let them appeal the Paralympian's murder conviction.

In December, an appeals court threw out a lower court's lesser manslaughter conviction and found Pistorius guilty of murder.

Pistorius shot girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp through the door of a toilet cubicle in his home early on Valentine's Day 2013.

It is not clear how long the Constitutional Court will take to decide whether it will hear Pistorius' case.

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Juventus have no plans to sell forward Simone Zaza, a target forArsenal, Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United.

"I've said it many times, Zaza stays at Juventus," said juve coach Massimiliano Allegri.

"It's not like if Zaza plays less, he has to leave. He's doing well at the moment because he scored important goals... and has grown a lot."

Juve bought the 24-year-old Zaza for £13.4m from Sassuolo last year.

Earlier today we asked for the names of the players who have won the Ballon d'Or award while at Barcelona.

The answers from @QuestionofSport, external are Johan Cruyff, Hristo Stoichkov, Rivaldo, Ronaldinho (pictured) and Lionel Messi.

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We have been asking for your pieces of advice for Pep Guardiola, should he come to the Premier League.

Marc Carpenter:, external My advice to Pep, don't come to England, your reputation is gonna take one hell of a beating.

Ged Lynam:, external Pep G: don't try introducing Tika-taka over here, we already have ManU who are world beaters at meaningless sideways passing.

Darren G:, external Advice for Pep - go to Man City. Closest thing to another 'silver spoon' squad, like the ones you've inherited previously.

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Warrington have appointed England international Chris Hill as their captain for 2016.

The former Leigh prop, who has made 132 appearances since making his Super League debut in 2012, steps up from the role of Wolves vice-captain to succeed last year's skipper Joel Monaghan, who has moved to Castleford. 

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Are you a David Bowie fan? "Absolutely. The Jean Geanie and Ziggy Stardust. School days. A big fan, and always have been all the way through. He was a legend in rock and roll and sadly missed. Big shock."

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On FA Cup defeat at Watford. "Frustrated, disappointed, angry, we all felt that after the game," says McClaren.

"We fielded a strong team and went there to win. Apart from scoring we did everything but win the game, we're just missing the end product.

"Have we got end product in the team? Of course we have. We're just going through one of those spells."

The Masters is well under way at Alexandra Palace, with Judd Trump and Stephen Maguire currently battling it out.

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Trump leads 4-2. You can watch the action right here.

Fancy watching the funniest moments from the weekend's FA Cup third round ties?

Of course you do.

Click here and you can see Timmy Mallet and Zippy in the crowds, to exasperated commentators and Graeme Le Saux's "nice" soaps.

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Oxford United will find out their reward for performing the giant-killing act of the FA Cup third round in Monday's fourth-round draw (19:15 GMT).

Michael Appleton's side beat Premier League Swansea 3-2 on Sunday and could face top-flight opposition again.

Eastleigh are the only non-league representatives after their 1-1 draw with Championship strugglers Bolton.

Oxford's fellow League Two sides Wycombe and Exeter, who drew with Aston Villa and Liverpool, are in the hat.

The draw takes place during The One Show on BBC One. Or, if you're not a fan of Matt Baker and co (though let's face it, that's unlikely), you can follow live text commentary on this very website.