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Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Image source, ReutersIn addition to Juan Mata, the short-term future of club captain Antonio Valencia remains unresolved.
The 33-year-old has endured an injury-plagued campaign and has featured only once under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Valencia’s contract is due to expire in the summer and United have until 1 March to decide whether to trigger an option for an additional year.
And here's more from what was an emotional news conference with Neil Warnock at Cardiff yesterday...
Emiliano Sala: Neil Warnock 'flown by David Ibbotson'
Daily Mirror
And finally from today's papers, the Mirror goes big on yesterday's news conference at Cardiff, when manager Neil Warnock spoke for the first time since the disappearance of Emiliano Sala.
The Bluebirds boss said it had been the 'toughest week of his career'. And when he's been a manager for 40 years that really means something.
Here's the latest on the Sala family's search for the Cardiff striker.
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BBC Sport
Image source, ReutersJuan Mata is at the centre of interest from a number of clubs in England and overseas amid continuing uncertainty over his Manchester United future.
Mata’s representatives have been negotiating with United about an extension to his current deal, which expires in the summer.
Although it is thought the 30-year-old former Chelsea man, who became the second significant signing of the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era when he moved to United for £37.1m in January 2014, would prefer to stay at Old Trafford, so far there has been no agreement.
That has alerted some of Europe’s top clubs, who know Mata will be available for nothing in the summer.
There is no suggestion Mata will leave immediately but he has started just two Premier League games under interim boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
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The first few TV replays, I thought it was terrible by Watkins. But the more times I watch it, I actually think he just slips. So my verdict: no foul, no pen. Also, brilliant free-kick from Sparkes for Barnet, but the "foul" to award it simply wasn't, Brentford player wins the ball cleanly. Draw about right and a thoroughly enjoyable game of footy!
James, Brentford fan
And here's a reminder of what happened in last night's thrilling 3-3 draw between Barnet and Brentford...
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Talks are continuing between the EFL and Paul Scholes over the precise ruling about whether his 10% ownership of Salford City prevents him taking up a managerial or coaching post.
Scholes has spoken to League Two Oldham about their vacant job but EFL rules prevent anyone having an interest in two clubs at the same time.
The issue is complicated further by the prospect of National League promotion hopefuls Salford being in the same league as Oldham next season.
Salford do not believe it should be an issue as Scholes plays no executive role in the club.
Meanwhile, Pete Wild will continue in temporary change for Oldham's game at Milton Keynes tonight.
The Times
Unai Emery took over from Arsene Wenger last summer and the Times has reported that it cost Arsenal £17m in pay-offs to bring Wenger's tenure to an end.
Image source, The TimesUnai Emery has already said that Arsenal can only make loan signings during the January transfer window so his apparent interest in Chelsea's Gary Cahill must be over a temporary switch.
That is the top story in today's gossip
The Independent has two of the best lines from yesterday's news conferences, when Rafael Benitez said he could not commit to Newcastle beyond the summer, while Arsenal boss Unai Emery is hoping for some transfer funds in the summer.
Image source, The IndependentWe're due to hear from Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri at lunchtime, but the first Premier League news conference of the day will be with Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe at around 09:00 GMT.
Alex Scott made the draw on BBC One with fellow BBC pundit Ian Wright.
That's another Premier League scalp guaranteed in fifth round.
Even if Wolves and Brighton win their replay next Tuesday, that's a maximum of seven top-flight sides that will be in the last 16.
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It was also a brilliant game when Newport County beat Leicester in the last round and they earned a replay against Middlesbrough at the weekend.
The League Two side now welcome Boro to Rodney Parade knowing a home tie against Manchester City is the prize for the winners.
And Newport boss Michael Flynn says the possibility of pitting his wits against Pep Guardiola would be "special".
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Barnet 3-3 Brentford
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Yes, Shaq, they enjoyed it almost as much as you!!
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Image source, PAAnd here's what Barnet's goal heroes had to say...
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And here's the full list of the fourth-round replays on 5 February. Then we only have to wait 11 days for the fifth round.
I don't know about you guys but I am loving this year's FA Cup. Then again, I suppose that's easy for me to say... my team's still in it!
Barnet goalkeeper Will Huffer was buzzing (sorry!) after last night's game and can't wait for the replay.
It's at Griffin Park next Tuesday.
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Daily Mirror
Another potential departure from Chelsea this month is Gary Cahill.
The Mirror have linked Arsenal with the former England centre-half as they aim to ease their defensive injury problems.
That's the top story in today's gossip
Metro
The Guardian and the Metro have a story on Callum Hudson-Odoi and whether he'll be leaving Chelsea before the transfer deadline.
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