25 years ago, Liverpool and Everton played out a 4-4 draw in the FA Cup. If there wasn't enough drama on the pitch, following the game, rather unexpectedly, Kenny Dalglish resigned as Liverpool manager. 

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Australian Open semi-finalist Johanna Konta has jumped one place to a career-high 26th in the WTA world rankings.

The British number one plays in the Mexico Open first round on Monday in her first match since losing to Angelique Kerber in Melbourne.

Heather Watson has also climbed a place to 83rd while fellow Briton Naomi Broady has risen three places to 93rd.

Serena Williams remains top of the rankings and Kerber, who beat her in the Australian Open final, is second.

France coach Didier Deschamps revealed last night he has been keeping an eye on Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly, 24.

Unfortunately for Deschamps, Koulibaly is a senior Senegal international...

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Out of the dark and into the light. On this day exactly 60 years ago Fratton Park turned on the switch and the Football League's first ever floodlight match took place. Newcastle were left in the dark though, losing 2-0 to Portsmouth. 

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Roma legend Francesco Totti will train today despite the most difficult spell of his career threatening to bring his time at the club to an anticlimactic end.

The 39-year-old, who has been a Roma first-team player since March 1993, is not happy to have only made two starts this season. "I can't stay at Roma like this," he said.

Coach Luciano Spalletti said: "Totti is the best player in the post-war era and deserves respect, but so do all the other lads.

"There are rules in place for managing the group and I had to deal with Totti's reaction. The situation is in the past. and he'll train with us on Monday."

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More on the Bolton takeover. The club has been given 14 days to conclude a sale to a consortium fronted by former Wanderers striker Dean Holdsworth, the Championship club have announced.

Holdsworth, who played for Bolton between 1997 and 2003, told The Bolton News: "It is a great day and I'm absolutely honoured to be a part of this club again.

"More importantly it lets the people who have been at this club through thick and thin look forward to the future. I can't put into words what a tough process this has been.

"We shouldn't have been talking about saving a football club but to do it makes this a very special thing for us."

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Ex-Sunderland footballer Adam Johnson has admitted he "wasn't a good person to his girlfriend or his daughter".

He has begun giving evidence in his trial at Bradford Crown Court, accused of sexual activity with a child.

Mr Johnson admits kissing the teenager at the centre of the case and an offence of grooming, but denies two counts of sexual activity with a child.

Replying to questions from his defence barrister, Mr Johnson also admitted he had texted "other women".

The latest from the court case is here.

A judge has dismissed an application by tax officials to wind up Ipswich Town.

HM Revenue and Customs had lodged a petition, but barrister Fiona Dewar - who represented tax bosses - told Registrar Clive Jones at a High Court hearing in London that the debt had been paid in full.

She gave no indication of the size of the sum.

Barrister Charles Sinclair, who represented the Championship club, confirmed that the debt had been paid and the judge dismissed the winding-up application.

West Bromwich Albion supporters are to hold bucket collections for a charity of Chris Brunt's choice after the wide-man was struck by a coin.

Brunt had gone to give his shirt to a visiting fan after Albion lost 3-1 in the FA Cup fifth round at Championship side Reading on Saturday.

A group of fans will hold collections outside The Hawthorns before Saturday's league game against Crystal Palace.

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A few tweets from Arenal's official Twitter account to wrap things up.

The boss is asked for his opinion on coin-throwing, after the weekend incidents at Chelsea and West Brom.

He's quite strong in his condemnation. "For years people in the stands feel they can get away with everything," says Wenger.

"The media played a little part in that, People feel they can't be punished.

"It always goes one step further and the incidents over the weekend were a disgrace and not respectable. It is just not acceptable."

Chelsea captain Katie Chapman is recalled to the England squad for next month's She Believes Cup in the United States.

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Olivier Giroud: "Barcelona are favourites obviously. But we have a good quality and good quantity this year, even if we have a lot of injuries.

"We have a lot of players back so we are happy with that, for example Danny Welbeck made the difference against Leicester and we were very pleased with him."

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger: "Against Barcelona everyone is focused naturally. Barcelona is super favourite. Tomorrow everyone is convinced we need to be, as a whole squad, totally focused to have a chance. And that's what I try to raise - belief and confidence.

"No team is perfect but they are not far from it. But we have to use every moment in the game where we have a chance to score."

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It's not just Wenger in the house, striker Olivier Giroud is too. Maybe they feel a bit guilty at arriving late so they threw a player in as well...

The French forward is asked about challenging for honours on all fronts.

"We want to play every single competition and we want to keep the FA Cup as well," he says.

"For the title race we are still in a strong position and we want to keep it up but we have big games to come.

"Tomorrow is Champions League and it is always a big time for a player to play this type of game, especially against Barcelona. We will enjoy it and give our maximum."

Right, better late than never

Arsene Wenger is finally in the building.

He begins with a bit of team news. "Wilshere, Cazorla, Arteta and Gabriel are all out," he says.

A good positive start.

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India could be bracing for a fresh injury setback after captain MS Dhoni suffered a back injury ahead of the Asia Cup.

Dhoni, set to lead India in next month's World Twenty20, picked up the injury during training in Bangladesh on Monday, with the Asia Cup set to begin this week.

While we're waiting for Arsene, why not pass a few minutes by having a bash at this.

It's Spot the Ball, what more could you possibly want?

Test yourself by clicking here. It looks a little bit like below...

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Still no sign of Mr Arsene Wenger at Arsenal yet. We'll let you know as soon as the great man arrives.