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Huddersfield have handed a trial to former St Helens and Bradford goalkicking winger Jamie Foster.

The 25-year-old, who has played rugby union since leaving the Bulls at the end of the 2014 season, will have his first training session with the Giants today in a bid to secure a contract with the club. 

We are asking for your greatest footballing stories...

Jason: If Leicester either win back to back titles or Champions League, it would be greatest story. But for now it's Forest winning European Cup. 

Brian Mcginnis: Man City last minute goal against QPR to win the premier league 

A96oaye: Japan Beating South Africa at last year's Rugby World Cup.

Not quite football, but I like your style. 

A final few words from Slaven Bilic about the test facing his players.

"Liverpool are a big club and have had their ups and downs this season," the Hammers boss says.

"Make no mistake you have to close them down and can't give them time.

"When you have the ball you need to be brave and direct and we have showed that in two out of the three games we have played them."

And that's that. All done. Liverpool's press conference - which may or may not feature the recently released from hospital Jurgen Klopp - is at 14:00 GMT.

Slaven Bilic: "This is the third time we have played Liverpool and they have had different line-ups .

"We are well prepared for whatever team they come with. We will know that one hour before the game and it is not a big problem."

On the possibility of Daniel Sturridge being in the Reds line up, Bilic added: "Daniel is a great player and has been injured. If it is not Sturridge, it will be Benteke. They have a lot of good strikers and the difference is the midfield."

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Jurgen Klopp is expected to be back in the Liverpool dugout tomorrow after missing the Reds draw with Sunderland due to appendix surgery.

"I don't think Klopp will be back because of the pressure. He will be back because he is like that. He is the leader," says Bilic.

"He is Jurgen Klopp and is a successful man. He likes to work. For him this is natural and he wants to be back."

There is better news about Joey O'Brien, who Bilic reveas is back in training after a long absence.

"Joey is a good player," says the boss. "It is a big blow that Tomkins is out but a good thing that we have Joey back. We are well covered." 

Big game tomorrow in the FA Cup, West Ham facing Liverpool in a fourth round replay.

Hammers boss Slaven Bilic has been talking to the media ahead of the showdown and it seems there is bad news on the injury front.

Bilic says defender James Tomkins will have a scan on the calf he injured against Southampton.

"After that we will know how bad it is," says Bilic. "It will probably be a few weeks."

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Leicester City top of the league? Who would have thought it?

IF they do go on to lift the title would this be the greatest footballing story of all time?

If not, what would be?

Let us know via #bbcsportsday, external or text 81111.

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Robert Huth for Germany? Germany newspaper Bild, external thinks so anyway...

The Leicester defender hasn't played for his country since 2009 but his form for the table-topping Foxes could see him add to his 19 caps. Could it?.

What else could Leicester's rise inspire. Danny Drinkwater for England maybe?

Today we're asking what extremes you have gone to in order to watch or attend a sporting event?

Shaykh: Sat over the roof of CST station to watch Sachin bat against Australia in Brabourne stadium Mumbai.

Jack Hoare: Left a PE exam early so that I could watch Somerset cricket play at the county ground.

Shahid Patka: Sold one kidney to buy a Arsenal season ticket.

(We sincerely hope that's not true, Shahid, especially if it was one of those many seasons they didn't win the title)

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It was a pleasing if untidy start for England head coach Eddie Jones, who wants his new side to maintain their early Six Nations momentum by giving Italy "a good hiding" next weekend.

Jones' opening game in charge ended with a 15-9 win in Scotland, meaning England lead the table after the first round of matches.

Now England travel to Rome next Sunday, having won all 21 of their previous meetings against the home side.

"We control our own destiny. We want to go there and smack Italy," said Jones.

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"In cricket catches win matches, in rugby tackles and kicks do. But not always for the same team.

After Ireland and Wales' nerve-wracking 16-16 Six Nations draw in Dublin, both coaches were left to reflect on what might have been.

For Ireland's Joe Schmidt it was a tackle that occupied his thoughts - an illegal one.

For Gatland, it was more frustration that Wales failed to make the most of their chances close to the try-line."

Read this piece on the game by BBC Sport's Richard Williams.

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It's no coincidence that since Fraser Forster's return from injury Southampton have kept five consecutive clean sheets.

Find out what Jermaine Jenas and Martin Keown thought on Match of the Day 3.

A strong coffee, cereal and... oh, yes, your morning gossip. Here you go.

Manchester City plan to extend the contract of striker Sergio Aguero, 27, before new boss Pep Guardiola takes over in the summer. (Sun), external

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City defender Pablo Zabaleta says the players expect there will be changes when Guardiola replaces Manuel Pellegrini. (Manchester Evening News), external

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is set to return to work on Monday after discharging himself from hospital, following an emergency operation after a bout of appendicitis. (Daily Mirror), external

For all today's gossip, click here.

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The best game of the opening weekend was in Dublin where Ireland let a 13-point lead slip as Wales fought back for a draw in a compelling Six Nations match in Dublin.

The official match statistics revealed Ireland made five line breaks while Wales made none, in spite of 51% possession and the efforts of centre Jamie Roberts.

It's a familiar accusation that Wales are too direct - critics say predictable - and can be nullified by the kind of fearless tackling Ireland exhibited at the Aviva Stadium.

But Wales did create opportunities, and Gatland felt it was rustiness rather than lack of ambition that was Wales' undoing.

It was the weekend when the Six Nations returned and there were some cracking encounters, including a winning start for new England coach Eddie Jones.

Before we get into that, may we recommend this. It's a very entertaining little video of the biggest hits, the funniest moments and the best of the weekend's action.

You'd be a fool not to click here and watch it...

Keep your extreme sporting journey stories coming in...

Alan Sinclair: I limped about two miles on what turned out to be a broken leg to watch best pal William Satch win bronze at London 2012.

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Wez Blackett: Stayed up til 4:30am to watch Trevor Immelman win the US Masters. Had to wake up for school at 6am. Worth it.

Rob Stileman: During an interail trip took a 36 hour detour (with no sleep) from Bratislava to Graz to see Derby play Zenit in preseason.

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp hopes to be able to return to work today, less than 48 hours after an operation to remove his appendix.

The German missed Saturday's 2-2 draw at home to Sunderland as he was undergoing surgery after falling ill and being taken to Aintree Hospital.

According to PA Sport, Klopp has expressed his desire to return to normal duties at the club's Melwood training ground today.

He could even address the media at a scheduled 2pm press conference to preview Liverpool's FA Cup fourth round replay at West Ham. We will, of course, bring you that press conference as it happens.

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal accuses a journalist of "inventing a story", when he is quizzed over his future in the press conference following their 1-1 draw with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

The England and Wales Cricket board (ECB) has just announced the five host grounds for the ICC Women’s World Cup in 2017.

Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Somerset, Gloucestershire and Lord’s will host the competition’s 31 matches starting on 26 June next year – with the Home of Cricket set to stage the final on 23 July.

It will be the first time that the tournament has been held in England since 1993 when the home side beat New Zealand in the final.