Arsene Wenger is facing the media ahead of Arsenal's FA Cup fourth-round tie with Burnley on Saturday.

First up is some team news, with the manager confirming that only Santi Cazorla and Jack Wilshere are not in training.

“Francis Coquelin is in contention, but it is too soon for Danny Welbeck," he said. "Alexis Sanchez is back so we have the number of players we need upfront."

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Arsene Wenger's view of waiting journalists. But how many questions will the Arsenal boss get about Burnley?  

Not going to plan in Melbourne for Andy Murray.

Milos Raonic is a break up and leads 4-2 in the first set.

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Eddie Howe also revealed the extent of the injury to winger Junior Stanislas, who limped off with a knee injury in Saturday's 1-1 draw with Sunderland.

"Junior is not fit for this game. He might not be fit for next week. His injury isn't as bad as first feared. The scans came back positively, but we'll continue to assess him."

Eddie Howe on playing south coast rivals Portsmouth in the FA Cup fourth-round:"I'm full of admiration for the job [manager] Paul Cook has done. We'll have to be very good to progress in a derby

"The pitch is close to the stands and the crowd are involved in games at Fratton Park. If we don't start well it will be difficult."

"Coming in at the third round is a new experience. The magic is there if you want it to be, the competition has changed."

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe has been speaking ahead of the south-coast derby in the FA Cup fourth-round tie on Saturday.

First up, some transfer news...

"The January window has been successful, so far, we acted early. But there's not a lot more to be done," he said.

"We'd like to get one more in but don't expect it. I'm not expecting anyone else to leave at this stage."

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Chelsea want Italy boss Antonio Conte, 46, as the long-term replacement for Jose Mourinho, according to the Daily Mail., external

Read the rest of Friday's gossip here.

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In 2003, Manchester City signed Robbie Fowler from Leeds for £6m. 80 appearances later, and a goal ratio of one in four (including this one in a Manchester derby) Fowler returned 'home' to Liverpool. 

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Eleanor Oldroyd brings you reaction from Louis van Gaal's spikey press conference before Manchester United's FA Cup fourth round tie against Derby County. You'll also hear news on Greg Dykes future as chairman of the FA, and an update on Kevin de Bruyne’s injury setback.

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Top row (left to right): Brazilian football legend Romario (50), Hartlepool manager Ronnie Moore (63) and Peter Lovenkrands (36)

Middle row: Former F1 racing driver Jody Scheckter (66), South Africa paralympian Natalie du Toit (32) and ex-West Indies cricket Andy Roberts (65)

Bottom row: Ex-Bolton striker Ivan Klasnic (36), 1988 GB hockey Olympic gold medallist Sean Kerly (56) and four time Olympic gold medallist Greg Louganis (56). 

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Away from the tennis, there's plenty of talking to be done ahead of the weekend's FA Cup fourth-round ties and we'll bring you the best of it in Sportsday. As ever, all times are in GMT and are more of an approximation than an actual appointment...

• 08:00 Bournemouth
• 09:00 Arsenal, Everton, West Brom
• 09:15 Aston Villa
• 12:45 Manchester City
• 13:15 Chelsea
• 14:00 Liverpool

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Not that we want you to leave us, but there's live text and radio commentary of the second Australian Open men's semi-final right now over here

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Before Andy Murray steps onto the court, some silverware has been handed out.

Martina Hingis and Sania Mirza have won the Australian Open women's doubles title.

The top seeds beat Czech pair Andrea Hlavackova and Lucie Hradecka 7-6 (7-1) 6-3 in the final at Melbourne Park.

Here are the top stories you may have missed:

• Manchester City's Kevin de Bruyne out for 10 weeks
• Lord Coe denies bribery warning for 2017 World Championships
• Louis van Gaal says Derby defeat may get him sacked 'again'

This is the big one.

Andy Murray v Milos Raonic in the semi-final of the Australian Open at 08:30 GMT.

You can listen to commentary from Melbourne on Radio 5 live extra, follow a live text commentary on the BBC Sport website and we will also bring you updates on the match, because we are good like that.

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The Daily Mail go with the same line, the Dutchman has a three-year deal at Old Trafford and will be seeing that out.

They also have an exclusive on Lord Coe, reporting the IAAF president warned UK Athletics about allegations of bribes before the vote for the 2017 World Championships.

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But then if you take a look at the Express, you will see quite clearly that Louis van Gaal is going nowhere.

Keeping up?

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Or will he?

The Times report that Louis van Gaal could lose his job if Manchester United are beaten by Derby in the FA Cup.

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Will he stay or will he go? That is the big question that surroundsLouis van Gaal.

There have been numerous reports that he will reign or be sacked due to Manchester United's woeful season.

But as the Telegraph report, the Dutchman will see out his three-year contract.

We have to start with the Sun, who have come up with this George Michael-inspired headline...

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The paper report that Louis van Gaal has pleaded with fans ahead of his side's crucial FA Cup fourth-round tie with Derby.