Pep Guardiola, who says he has not decided whether it will be Claudio Bravo or Willy Caballero in goal for City tomorrow, with some positive words on tomorrow's opponents Huddersfield, who are third in the Championship table, five points behind leaders Newcastle.

"Huddersfield  are fighting to go to the Premier League," he says. "I saw the game against Leeds - (a 2-1 home victory) they are a really good team. They ave momentum and are playing with a lot of confidence. The FA Cup is complicated but we’re always fighting." 

Sir Mo Farah admits he still has travel fears over his return to America. 

Ahead of Saturday's Birmingham Indoor Grand Prix, the four-time Olympic champion again spoke out about President Donald Trump's controversial executive order.

The Somalia-born Farah had previously said the ban, which prevented those from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen entering the US for 90 days or more, was "deeply troubling" although it was later clarified the exclusion would not apply to him. 

Asked if he had concerns when he returns to the US, Farah - who lives and trains in Portland, Oregon - said: "Yes, I've had issues before. But hopefully it will be fine, I always try and look on the bright side of life."

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Here's one from our friends at BBC Get Inspired. I dedicate it to someone very close to me who, it is fair to say, is something of a fan of Mr Lineker - and has a life-size cardboard cut-out of him that I carried across the piazza at Media City.

Anyway, Gary would endorse the sentiment that it’s not too late to enter this year’s FA People’s Cup - as long as you do it by the deadline anyway - and that is at midnight on Sunday. 

Entry is completely FREE, there are categories for everyone AND you can enter either as a team or an individual player. 

Find out all the details here.

Here's the reason for the delay to the giant slalom we told you about earlier. Watch as an air force display gets a little too close to the action and dislodges a camera, which plunges into the snow.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, who admits he does not know if Gabriel Jesus will play again this season, with thoughts on his obvious replacement Sergio Aguero, who scored 11 goals in his first six appearances of the season for City, but has been left out for the last three matches to accommodate the Brazilian teenager. 

"It’s not easy for the player who does not play," the manager admits. "Sergio was more than professional. I don't have any doubts about him. He has to do what he has done since the beginning of his career. Nothing more. 

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Six months ago, many of these mums were just watching their kids play.

Now they're getting ready to play in the FA People's Cup....

It’s not too late to enter this year’s FA People’s Cup – the deadline to sign up is midnight on Sunday. 

Entry is completely FREE, there are categories for everyone AND you can enter either as a team or an individual player. 

Find out all the details here.

Former Team Sky rider Jonathan Tiernan-Locke has retired from professional cycling.

The 32-year-old Briton was sacked by Team Sky and banned for two years for a doping violation in 2014, which also led to him being stripped of the 2012 Tour of Britain title.

He returned to racing at national level in 2016 but says he no longer has the "mindset" to race professionally.

"I wouldn't want to be a pro again," he told the Exeter Express and Echo., external

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Sounds like Chelsea'a England Under-21 striker Dominic Solanke might be on his way from Stamford Bridge. He has been linked with a move to Liverpool.

Press Association journalist Andy Hampson with news from Pep on the absence of his Brazil forward Gabriel Jesus, who has a broken metatarsal.

Chelsea boss Antonio Conte has paid tribute to defender David Luiz, who has played on despite a knee niggle.

The Brazilian has lingering aggravation after a tackle from Sergio Aguero in December which saw the Manchester City striker sent off.

"He's playing with this little pain in his knee. But he's a warrior," said Conte.

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Austria's Marcel Hirscher did not let a delay caused by a falling camera knocked off by a low-flying plane unsettle him and the 27-year-old has captured his first giant slalom world championship gold medal. After after two previous silvers in the event, he clocked 1:06.73 in the second run to finish with a combined time of 2:13.31, ahead of compatriot Roland Leitinger (2:13.56).

It adds to Hirscher's 2013 world slalom title and 2015 world title in the super combined.  

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Watford have commissioned a statue to honour the club's former manager Graham Taylor at their Vicarage Road stadium.

Ex-England boss Taylor, who took Watford from the fourth division to a second-placed finish in the top flight in five seasons, died last month aged 72.

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And staying on that subject, thanks to those who voted in our Arsene Wenger poll. I don't think it will have any bearing on whether he will remain at the helm, but 55% of you think Monsieur Wenger should say au revoir to the Gunners.

So, what are the key questions that face the Frenchman after 21 years at the north London club?

Our sports news reporter David Ornstein has been taking a look. You can find out more here.

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Chelsea boss Antonio Conte has been speaking up for under-fire Arsene Wenger,

The Arsenal manager earlier indicated he would make a decision about his future in March or April.

Conte said: "I have great respect for Arsene Wenger, the man, the manager, he is one of the best in the world. Don't forget the job he has done."  

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola is due for his news conference ahead of the FA Cup visit to Huddersfield. Will he be asked about The Sun's claims of Lionel Messi wanting him back at Barcelona?, external or whether he has been to the John Smith's Stadium in Huddersfield before? We will find out shortly. 

Chelsea boss Antonio Conte has swerved questions on the future of Diego Costa.

"Now is a time to think about the present. Other matters are for the season's end," he said.

The Blues are reportedly eager to secure new terms for their star striker amid speculation clubs in the Chinese Super League are ready to launch offers for him again this summer.  

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Chamara Kapugedera hit a boundary off the final ball of the match to secure a five-wicket victory for Sri Lanka against Australia in the first Twenty20 international at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. 

The teams now move to South Geelong, Victoria on Sunday for the second of the three-match series. 

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BBC Radio 5 live

Fancy a lunchtime listen? - then head over to BBC Radio 5 live for the Friday Sports Panel right now.

Guests are:

Steve Brown - Former captain of the GB wheelchair rugby team

Steve Harmison - Ashes-winning former England fast bowler

Goldie Sayers - British javelin record holder

He's been to see Eddie Jones and the England rugby team, now England manager Gareth Southgate has been picking brains at Chelsea with Antonio Conte

Legendary former West Indies fast bowler Curtly Ambrose, who once famously said "Curtly talk to no man," joins the BBC commentary team for the one-day series with England beginning on 3 March.

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