Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce is asked about rumours linking his side to Swansea forward Andre Ayew: 

"We haven't made an offer. I'm not certain Swansea would want to sell him. I think that's a bit of speculation on the media's behalf. I can't say any more than that because it's a Swansea player. We're not allowed to speculate on things like that."

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Oxford United's on loan defender George Baldock could be set to return to parent club MK Dons.

Right-back Baldock, 22, signed a season-long loan deal with the Us in June and has impressed for the League Two club.

Championship club MK Dons have been considering taking him back to help their relegation fight.

West Ham manager Slaven Bilic: "Andy Carroll will be back playing in 10 days, and Diafra Sakho and Manuel Lanzini will be back with us in two weeks.

"We are still in the market for a striker. We are looking to strengthen our squad. If we can loan one, we will do." 

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"Federer has been knocked from pillar to post but he's on his way back. The crowd are going to go bananas if he gets this set."  

Pat Cash
Former Wimbledon champion on Radio 5 live sports extra

"There were a couple of shots that really worked the crowd into a frenzy. People talk about whether Federer has lost a yard of pace but he's as fast as he's ever been. That cross-court pick-up was phenomenal, just to get there, let alone make it."  

Is the greatest comeback of all time on? It might just be. There's a glimmer of hope for Roger Federer as he takes the third set against Novak Djokovic 6-3. Djokovic is still two sets to one to the good, but the momentum is all with Federer now.

Head on over to our live text commentary to follow the drama.

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West Ham manager Slaven Bilic: "We have to see on Carl Jenkinson. We are waiting on the results from the specialist. He is really unlucky. We will see after today's appointment with the doctor how bad the injury is.

"James Tomkins is back in training with us. Mark Noble has stayed home today with a bit of flu but hopefully he will be ok tomorrow."  

West Ham manager Slaven Bilic: "Our results against Liverpool this season give us confidence, but it is still Liverpool away. One of the most difficult draws we could get.

"We will make some changes but we will have a very strong side. We are very ambitious for the FA Cup and we are looking forward to the game." 

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Ahead of a BBC Radio 5 live programme later on Thursday on the history of football computer gaming, we’re asking for your favourite football video games and why.  

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Scotland's Gordon Reid has reached the Australian Open wheelchair singles final after beating Argentina’s Gustavo Fernandez 6-3 6-7 (6-8) 9-7.

The 24-year-old will play Belgium’s Joachim Gerard in the final in Melbourne.

Black Cats boss Sam Allardyce is also out and speaking to the media today - we'll have the word from him shortly. 

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Ahead of a BBC Radio 5 live programme later on Thursday on the history of football computer gaming, we’re asking for your favourite football video games and why.  

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BBC London

Looking forward to hearing from West Ham boss ahead of the FA Cup trip to Liverpool. Slaven Bilic has said he'd rather win a trophy than finish in the Champions League spots. The Hammers have already beaten this weekend opponents twice this season in the league. So how confident will he feel about win number three?

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Alvaro Morata was on song last night. He scored twice to help holders Juventus build a comfortable lead over 10-man Inter Milan in their Coppa Italia semi-final first leg.

The former Real Madrid striker opened the scoring from the penalty spot after Juan Cuadrado was fouled by Jeison Murillo.

Morata added the second before Murillo was dismissed for a second yellow card.

Substitute Paulo Dybala added the third following Kwadwo Asamoah's centre as Juventus made it nine straight wins.

The second leg in Milan is on 2 March.

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Pat Cash
Former Wimbledon champion on Radio 5 live sports extra

"The thing that's let Federer down today is his serve. He's playing horrible tennis, but he's not being allowed to play well, because Djokovic is playing out of his mind."  

This is all going horribly wrong for Roger Federer.

He's two sets down against Novak Djokovic, and they've barely been playing an hour. A quite extraordinary display from the Serb has seen him take total control of this Australian Open semi-final. It's now a 6-1 6-2 lead!

Join our live text commentary to see if Federer can pull off the mother of all comebacks...

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Ahead of a BBC Radio 5 live programme later on Thursday on the history of football computer gaming, we’re asking for your favourite football video games and why.  

Cambridge, Bradford, Grimsby, Colchester all in the Prem. Oldham going down though. 

Mr Gumbi, what year did you embark on this glorious managerial career? Assume you're in charge of Millwall then? Leading Stockport to sixth is more than respectable...

We'll have updates from the first of the day's FA Cup news conferences with you very shortly - West Ham manager Slaven Bilic should be out in front of the world any minute now...

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Sorry Rog fans. Your man coughed up yet another early break in the second set and now trails 6-1 4-1...

This is not looking good for Federer.

Live text commentary here.

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Ahead of a BBC Radio 5 live programme later on Thursday on the history of football computer gaming, we’re asking for your favourite football video games and why.  

Oh yes. Ultimate Soccer Manager. You could visit the bank manager to get a loan and then blow it all trying to bung your opponent... Before getting sacked.