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"It's unbelieevablllleee pressure from Exeter, Warrington are defending for their lives!"
The magic of the FA Cup gripped BBC Sport's Robbie Savage during Warrington's shock 1-0 victory over League Two side Exeter City.
Listen to his fantastic, passionate commentary from Friday's game.
Brendan Rodgers might be feeling a bit of pressure to get a result this morning as he prepares for Liverpool's game against Chelsea, but one manager who will probably be feeling like a king today is Warrington boss Shaun Reid.
The Yellows pulled off a famous FA Cup shock in front of BBC cameras in the first fixture of the first round on Friday, beating League Two Exeter 1-0 thanks to a goal by plasterer Craig Robinson.
If you missed it, be sure to catch the highlights. Pitch invasions, passion and unbridled joy - the magic of the cup.
That's all for this morning's look at the newspapers but there is plenty of other gossip to get your teeth into which we have neatly packaged up and popped into our gossip column.
Image source, The SunFinally, in this hour of paper review, The Sun's back page, external leads on Arsene Wenger, saying the Arsenal boss is "refusing to throw in the title towel after just 10 matches".
This morning we are working in tandem with The Danny Baker Show on BBC Radio 5 live and asking you: What are the strangest substitutions you've witnessed or been involved in?
Dan Froud:, external Our keeper subbed himself at half-time to go on holiday without telling any of us beforehand.
Liam Harvey:, external Got subbed on, a corner was taken and the full time whistle goes!
Lee Gambell:, external I got subbed on at half-time because our central midfielder had to start his shift. He's a police officer.
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Image source, The TimesIt is a rugby-led back page for the Times,, external but inside the newspaper carries a story saying Louis van Gaal is convinced that he will be given time to rebuild Manchester United, despite David Moyes believing that he had the same assurances only to be sacked after 10 months in charge.
Image source, daily starThe Daily Star's back-page lead, external is on quotes from Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, who claims Steven Gerrard is on the slide ahead of Liverpool clash. Mourinho also said he would not sign Gerrard on a free, with his Anfield contract expiring next summer.
This morning we are working in tandem with The Danny Baker Show on BBC Radio 5 live and asking you: What are the strangest substitutions you've witnessed or been involved in?
Graham Smith:, external Was once subbed off to go to a naming ceremony after scoring. When I left we were 2-1 up, but we lost 3-2.
Will Jones:, external My mate got substituted off so he could rush to the hospital for the birth of his sister!
Chris Harrison:, external I got subbed off after 60 minutes as my wife went into labour on the sideline! Was a dad not long after.
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Image source, daily telegraphThe back page of the Telegraph is heavily led on rugby, but inside there is a column, external by Gary Neville on Liverpool.
In it he writes: "In April, Liverpool fans crowded around the team bus at Anfield buzzing with anticipation for the Chelsea game. There was an almost euphoric sense that the long wait for a Premier League title was nearly over. The mood around the players' entrance will be very different going into this weekend's clash with Jose Mourinho's men.
"But let's be fair and sensible about Brendan Rodgers. No manager should have to go from being the most exciting young coach in the league six months ago to being told he does not know what he's doing today. Rodgers has shown a talent for calculation, and has been bold enough to take a gamble by leaving senior players out of the side to play Real Madrid."
Michael Wright:, external My mate Charlie told me he had to be subbed at half time as he was going with his girlfriend to get some wallpaper.
Image source, Express/TwitterThe back page of the Daily Express leads with a story about Colombia striker Radamel Falcao, with Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal reportedly telling him to get used to being a £285,000-a-week substitute because he can't fit him into his team.
Image source, daily mirrorAfter Manchester United's worst start to a season since 1986, the Mirror leads their back page, external with quotes from United boss Louis van Gaal, who says he needs three years to return the club to greatness.
So what's the chat in this morning's newspapers, then? Let's take a look...
Image source, Getty ImagesAs well as gaining some element of revenge for last season's defeat, there is another reason the clash with Chelsea is an important one for Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers.
The former Swansea manager made seven changes to his starting XI for the midweek Champions League trip to Real Madrid - a game the Reds lost 1-0 - meaning Rodgers will come under the microscope today, especially if his side loses to Chelsea.
Rodgers, though, believes his tactical decision has not put any extra pressure on him to get a result, saying in the Telegraph:, external "It doesn't raise the stakes for Saturday, not at all, Liverpool versus Chelsea is always a big game for a number of reasons.
"The only thing I showed the other night was the trust I have in the group of players. I never feared that if I played this team that we were going to end up losing seven or eight nil and what the consequence of that would be."
BBC Radio 5 live
Getting ready to head off to a game? A trawl round the shops, maybe?
Whatever you are up to then, as well as following the build-up on this very page, stick on BBC Radio 5 live for The Danny Baker Show right now.
This morning, Danny wants to hear your stories on peculiar reasons for a substitution. Maybe you or a team-mate had to dash off from a Sunday League game to make a wedding - maybe even their own - or get home to pop the roast beef in the oven for Sunday dinner.
Whatever the reason, let us know of the strangest substitutions you remember via #bbcfootball, external
But the early afternoon action at Anfield is merely the starter to what is a busy day of Premier League football. Here is how the rest of the day's top-flight action looks:
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe last time Liverpool fans made their way to Anfield for the visit of Chelsea, it was with a spring in their step as their side appeared to be marching towards a first Premier League title.
The Reds sat at the top of the table, five points clear and with just three games remaining. But a 2-0 defeat to the Blues, coupled with a 3-3 draw against Crystal Palace allowed Manchester City to take control. The rest, as they say, is history.
Now they meet in very different circumstances. Chelsea are the unstoppable force at the top of the standings while Liverpool, who have won just two of their last seven league games, are down in seventh. Lose, and they will be 15 points behind Chelsea.
Make no mistake, this is a massive game for Brendan Rodgers.
Image source, Getty Images"This does not slip now" - Steven Gerrard, April 2014.
Barely a fortnight after uttering those words of encouragement to his team-mates following a victory over Manchester City, Liverpool captain Gerrard slipped at a crucial time against Chelsea, allowing Demba Ba to run through and score.
Liverpool's title challenge subsequently crumbled and six months on, the Reds - and Gerrard - face Chelsea again.
Can the desire for revenge spur them on to become the first side this season to beat Jose Mourinho's men?