We've asked Radio Leicester's Jason Bourne to give us five reasons why the Foxes will win the Premier League...

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This man didn't change a great deal when he took over from Nigel Pearson, but now you're seeing his team and his stamp on Leicester City in a big way. He's a man who a lot of pundits thought would be the first manager to be sacked this season. He's proved a lot of people wrong.

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Daily Star:, external Chelsea could yet get Colombia striker Radamel Falcao off their wage bill despite the transfer window in Britain closing, with Chinese club Jiangsu Suning interested in signing the striker from Monaco.

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Former Manchester United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, has today backed the candidacy of Gianni Infantino in the race for the Fifa presidency.

On 25 January, Fifa presidential hopeful Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa says he wants Sir Alex as official advisor. On 3 Feb, Ferguson endorses Salman's rival Infantino instead.

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Here is the statement from Roger Federer in full, which the world number three posted on his Facebook page., external

"I want to inform you that yesterday I underwent arthroscopic surgery on my knee," he wrote.

"I injured my knee the day after the semi-finals in Australia. After getting tests done when I returned home, it was determined that I had torn my meniscus.

"I apologize to my friends in Rotterdam and Dubai (the tournaments he will miss), as I was very much looking forward to playing those events.

"While this is an unfortunate setback, I am encouraged and grateful that my doctor said the procedure was a success. I am looking forward to attacking the rehabilitation process this afternoon with my team and working hard to get back out on tour as soon as possible.

"Thanks for all your incredible support. I will check in with all of you soon."

When have you confounded expectations?

Chris Watts: Bit obvious really, but when I met my wife.

James: Dislocating my finger after taking a catch then after a trip to A+E returning to score the vital runs to draw.

Kieran Buchanan: After 6 years of underage football I finally kept a clean sheet.

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We've asked Radio Leicester's Jason Bourne to give us five reasons why the Foxes will win the Premier League...

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They're playing some very attractive football with skill and guile. It's a pleasure to watch and some of the best football from a Leicester City side that I've ever seen.

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Roger Federer will be out of action for up to a month after undergoing knee surgery.

The 17-time grand slam champion suffered the injury the day after his Australian Open run ended in the semi-finals at the hands of Novak Djokovic.

"While this is an unfortunate setback, I feel grateful that up until now I have remained mostly healthy throughout my career," the 34-year-old Swiss said in a statement.

Federer has withdrawn from the World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam (8-21 Feb) and the Dubai Tennis Championships in Dubai (22-27 Feb).

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"Everything is against Villa," complained a rather glum-looking Remi Garde after his side were beaten at West Ham.

Garde was fed up about having an early penalty shout turned down. "I'm sorry for the referee but it was a clear penalty," said the boss.

It got worse when Jordan Ayew was sent off for elbowing Aaron Cresswell - and even worse when Michail Antonio and Cheikhou Kouyate scored to secure three points for the Hammers.

When have you confounded expectations?

Stefan Glosby: I'm rubbish at sport, but I somehow held the class record for the highest individual innings in stoolball all the way through junior school. Still makes me proud now.

Spencer Sanford: Cup game, 2-1 up in a close game against team three divisions above us. Free kick on the half way line, step up as CB to get the ball in the box. Ends up top right corner. Game settled. Run round like a kid at Christmas.

Nishaal Rooplall: Graduated as 5th best engineer in South Africa. Even I didn't expect that let alone everyone else.

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Want to hear how Radio Leicester described Jamie Vardy's stunning opener against Liverpool?

Well, here you go...

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What's going on with China and football? They're slowly taking over the world.

Atletico Madrid's Jackson Martinez has joined Chinese Super League side Guangzhou Evergrande for a whopping £31m.

The 29-year-old Colombia striker has signed a four-year deal and will join winter training in Dubai on 9 February following a physical examination. 

Martinez is the latest high-profile player to move to China this year, with former Chelsea midfielder Ramires and ex-Serie A duo Gervinho and Fredy Guarin among the other big signings to head east in the last month.

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We've asked Radio Leicester's Jason Bourne to give us five reasons why the Foxes will win the Premier League...

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This is a team that have lost just just twice in the Premier League this season. They're beating some very good teams with relative ease. They look like a top four team, and maybe more.

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There's a spicy little story in the Daily Mail,, external which suggests Arsene Wenger and Ronald Koeman had a bust-up after Arsenal's goalless draw with Southampton.

According to the paper, in the tunnel after the game Wenger shouted at referee Lee Mason: 'It's always the same with you.' To which Koeman, who saw the incident, retorted: 'It's always the same with you.'

The Mail says Koeman added: ‘You had 10 chances to score and didn’t take any of them, instead you take it out on them (the officials).’ 

Ooo, tasty.

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It's a big weekend coming up for rugby fans ... the opening games of the Six Nations.

No Northern hemisphere teams reached the semi-finals of the World Cup, so this is a chance for them to prove what they're made of

Eddie Jones' first match as England coach is against Scotland at Murrayfield, before Ireland host title-favourites Wales. France and Italy, of course, are also in action.

As a warm up, how about taking a gander at this feature by BBC Sport's Ben Dirs, which asks why Six Nations teams lag behind southern hemisphere sides.

Right, time for you lot to do some work...

We want to know when you've done a Leicester. 

It might be the time you scored the winner in a cup final or might not even be anything to do with sport. Maybe you just exceeded all expectations in life.

Either way, let us know at #whenididaleicester or on the Match of the Day Facebook page., external

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The Telegraph are reporting, external that Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure will be offered a £30m-a-year contract to move to China.

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What about Manchester United? They played good football and - brace yourselves - it was exciting.

Louis van Gaal and his players were jeered after defeat by Southampton in their previous home game - but it was all a sharp contrast against Stoke as, inspired by youngster Antony Martial, the Reds won at a canter.

Jesse Lingard and Wayne Rooney were also on the scoresheet and it was a win United - in fifth place, five points behind fourth-placed Arsenal - fully deserved.