Presenter-actor-comedian and West Ham fan James Corden made his feelings clear after West Ham's victory over Liverpool.  

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When will Christian Benteke's fortune in front of goal change?  

Since his £32m summer arrival from Aston Villa, the striker has failed to win over many Liverpool fans who have questioned the wisdom in spending so much on a striker who has struggled to fit into the Reds' system  

Benteke had nine efforts at goal against West Ham - three times as many as any other player - but extended his goalless run to 11 matches in 2016.  

"He wants to score and we need him to score. We will work on it in the days, weeks and months," said Jurgen Klopp. 

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Aston Villa defender Micah Richards gave Daniel Sturridge's return the thumbs up last night. Well, not actually the thumbs up, more of an 'ace' emoticon thingy. Oh, I don't know, how to describe it...

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Back to football for a minute or so. Daniel Sturridge. Remember him? He occasionally plays football for Liverpool and, as you can see from this picture, he managed to lift his left leg waist-high last night, which is progress indeed. 

In appearing as a substitute against West Ham, the striker - whose latest injury has been to the hamstring - made his first appearance since early December 

The England international gradually grew into the game after arriving as a 59th-minute substitute, showing glimpses of neat footwork and his sharp eye for goal.  

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Uncapped off-spinner Liam Dawson has been included in England's squad for the World Twenty20 in India next month.

All-rounder Chris Woakes has been left out but pace bowler Steven Finn has been selected for the tournament, which begins on 8 March.

Kevin Pietersen's form in the Australian Big Bash competition has not earned him selection, despite calls for him to be included.

Full squad: Eoin Morgan (Middlesex) (capt), Moeen Ali (Worcestershire), Sam Billings (Kent), Jos Buttler (Lancashire), Liam Dawson (Hampshire), Steven Finn (Middlesex), Alex Hales (Nottinghamshire), Chris Jordan (Sussex), Adil Rashid (Yorkshire), Joe Root (Yorkshire), Jason Roy (Surrey), Ben Stokes (Durham), Reece Topley (Hampshire), James Vince (Hampshire), David Willey (Yorkshire).  

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Today's topic for debate is related to managers.

Another one lost his job earlier this week with Derby sacking boss Paul Clement, despite the side being fifth in the Championship. But, not every new manager can have the impact of Claudio Ranieri at Leicester, so we want to know when your club has got it wrong.

So our question is: which manager do you wish your club had kept and why?

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Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp felt his much-changed side should have won the game after Philippe Coutinho's low free-kick had cancelled out Michail Antonio's opener.

The Reds' £32.5m striker Christian Benteke again missed several good chances as the visitors had 20 attempts on goal - one more than West Ham.

"It's hard. We were the better team, created chances and played good football, but we didn't use them," said Klopp.

"The door was wide open for us because we did well, but it was not enough. We have to carry on and fight to the next game."  

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West Ham United

What did West Ham manager Slaven Bilic have to say about his team's FA Cup progress? Understandably, the Croat described the victory as one of the club's best. 

"It will go into the history of West Ham's greatest games," said Bilic after the 2-1 victory. "Against Liverpool, the last season at Upton Park, night kick-off, a goal in the last minute.

"They left their heart on the pitch."

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There have been a few references to Philippe Coutinho's special free-kick against West Ham. Admittedly, it was as cute as a box of kittens. 

For those of you who want to watch the playmaker's cheeky goal, you can do so by clicking here. 

If you've got a bit more time on your hands - three minutes and six seconds to be precise - watch highlights of a top tie by clicking here. It's all part of the service. 

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West Ham fans will be keen to hear these two clips from BBC Radio 5 live. The first one is the highlights from their win over Liverpool, and the second one discuses the future of midfielder Dimitri Payet.

On your way to work? We have the perfect thing for you to listen to right now - BBC Radio 5 live's Football Daily Podcast.

And finally, to the Daily Star. "Liverpool fans stayed to the bitter end this time – but Angelo Ogbonna made sure they left with the same sense of injustice," says Paul Brown., external

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The Guardian's headline refers to Philippe Coutinho's cute free kick which drew Liverpool level against West Ham at Upton Park. But, by now, we all know how that match ended. 

"If this was to be the last Cup tie played on this old ground, it was a fittingly dramatic one to finish, both cruel and joyous in equal measure," writes James Riach. , external

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What about The Sun? The paper says: "Manchester United and Manchester City are going into battle with all guns blazing for Barcelona ace Neymar."

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It's a mix of FA Cup and Jose Moruinho on the back page of the Daily Express. "Take it as red," headlines the paper in reference to Jose Mourinho becoming the new boss at Old Trafford. We see what they did there. Nice. 

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The Daily Mirror mentions West Ham's extra-time thriller against Liverpool, but also gives equal billing to reports that Jose Mourinho has told pals that Manchester will be his home next season. 

"The Special One has told friends he believes that he is going to replace Louis van Gaal — with sources close to him claiming a deal is almost done," reports the paper. , external

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It's that man again, Angelo Ogbonna. The Hammers defender's mum will be a busy lady updating the scrapbook this morning. 

The Independent's Jack Pitt-Brooke writes, external: "The noise that greeted the goal, and the final whistle, made it sound as if the team had won far more than just the fifth round tie with Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park. Because this was a true FA Cup epic, and there may not be many left at this ground."

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Matchwinner Angelo Ogbonna is pictured on the back page of The Times. It was his extra-time header which earned the Hammers a fifth-round tie against Blackburn at the end of the month. 

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Liverpool thought they'd fought back and taken their FA Cup replay to penalties, but Angelo Ogbonna had other ideas. 

The Daily Telegraph's, external Jonathan Liew reports: "Overall, you just sensed West Ham wanted it a fraction more, and in a tight game, that matters."

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Hello! There's so much to talk about we don't quite know where to start. Oh how fortunate we are to have a bucket-full of sporting options to entertain us throughout the day.

But enough of this preamble, let's get down to the business that is Sportsday.