From Valencia to Real Sociedad. Here's one to mark your cards for later on.

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Former Manchester United manager David Moyes takes charge of Real Sociedad for the first time since becoming their new boss later today.

His side travel to face Deportivo La Coruna at 21:00 GMT. There will be a live text commentary tonight from 18:30, also featuring Barcelona's match against Sevilla (19:00 GMT). Lionel Messi needs two goals to become the all-time La Liga record goalscorer.

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It has been used as the symbol of Valencia since long before the fictional city of Gotham was dreamt up.

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But now DC Comics, the makers of superhero Batman, is fighting the La Liga club's right to use its 'new' bat crest.

The New York-based publishing giant lodged its opposition with the European Union's trademark arm.

It claims the logo is too close to two of its own images related to the caped crusader.

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Steve Coogan dressed as Batman there. No, we don't know either.

Newcastle captain Fabricio Coloccini and midfielders Rolando Aarons, Cheick Tiote and Mehdi Abeid will all miss the match against QPR because of injury. Defender Steven Taylor is also a major doubt after suffering a knee problem.

QPR midfielder Adel Taarabt has been ruled out with a groin injury, while defender Rio Ferdinand serves the final game of a three-match suspension. Mauricio Isla and Eduardo Vargas will be assessed after returning from international duty with Chile.

A full preview is available on our football pages.

This morning we are working in tandem with The Danny Baker Show on BBC Radio 5 live and asking you: Where have your wayward shots landed?

We are loving your answers. Here is another one.

Dave Moore: My mum was a teaching assistant at my primary school, one break time as she was having a cup of tea I was attempting to relive 30 yard Goal of the Month contenders on the playground. As I hammered in a long ranger I was quite aghast to see that the ball rather than fly towards the top corner instead smashed into the side of my poor Mum's head. Cue dropped tea and a quick exit from my eight-year-old self. Sorry Mum!

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The England Women's team post pictures online of them heading to Wembley before their game at the national stadium tomorrow.

England striker Leanne Sanderson:, external On route to Wembley with the girls. Game face already on. Beyond excited for this opportunity. Wemberrrrrly #OurTimeisNow

It is a big weekend in the Premier League, but it is also a momentous weekend for the England women's team, who will playing Germany in front of a record crowd of 55,000 at Wembley on Sunday (15:00 GMT).

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Coach Mark Sampson says: "It will be a fantastic occasion and we can show England is a special nation for women's football."

The crowd, 15,000 more than the men's team's September friendly against Norway, would have been bigger if the Football Association had not had to cap ticket sales at 55,000 because of safety issues around engineering works on the London Underground.

The match will be live on BBC Two with commentary on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra and there will also be live text commentary online from 14:30 GMT on Sunday.

This morning we are working in tandem with The Danny Baker Show on BBC Radio 5 live and asking you: Where have your wayward shots landed?

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Mark: During a back garden kick about in 1984, a wayward shot of mine hit my dad, who was nearby, eating a pork pie. His prescription glasses and pork pie flew up in the air. Watching, in what felt like slow motion, I saw him choose to catch the pie! The glasses smashed on the floor and I got the blame. I like to think dad was trying to teach me that, in football, hunger matters more than vision.

Other savoury treats are available.

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Manchester City's Vincent Kompany is fit after returning to training ahead of schedule following a calf injury. Eliaquim Mangala has overcome a knock, but Edin Dzeko and Aleksandar Kolarov are both expected to be out until next month with calf injuries.

Swansea hope to have Nathan Dyer and Wayne Routledge back after injury, while midfielder Jonjo Shelvey is available after a one-match ban. Defender Federico Fernandez misses out again with a calf problem.

A full preview is available on the BBC Sport football pages.

BBC Sport's football expert Mark Lawrenson is pitting his wits against a different guest each week this season.

Lawro's opponent for this weekend's Premier League fixtures is actor Adil Ray, who stars as Citizen Khan in the BBC One sitcom.

Ray is an Aston Villa fan, who is not enjoying their current struggles and predicts that they will be beaten by Southampton on Monday night.

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Amid the furore surrounding his appointment this week, Malky Mackay takes charge of his first match as Wigan manager in the Championship this afternoon. His new team welcome in-form Middlesbrough, who have not lost in four games.

Four of the division's top five meet, with Bournemouth looking to wrestle top spot back from Derby. The Cherries are at home to Ipswich, while Steve McClaren's side face a tricky away trip to fifth-placed Watford.

Blackpool manager Lee Clark is still awaiting his first win, but has promised to ride the 'Big One' if the Seasiders stay up this season. A win at home to Bolton in the Lancashire derby would help his side's cause.

The first game in the Championship is Huddersfield v Sheffield Wednesday, which starts at 12:15 GMT.

This morning we are working in tandem with The Danny Baker Show on BBC Radio 5 live and asking you: Where have your wayward shots landed?

Omicidio:, external It was my first training session at a new club, my first shot went in... My second flew past the goal and hit my mum.

Mark Nixon:, external Not football but hockey warm-up, ball over fence, hit rugby coach on head, was just starting a session which had to cancel.

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Something for everyone from Mark there... Well, everyone apart from the rugby coach.

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Some more early team news for you. Central defenders Liam Moore and Wes Morgan are available for Leicester despite missing international duty through respective illness and injury. Dean Hammond and Matthew Upson remain sidelined by injury.

Sunderland forward Steven Fletcher has recovered from the ankle problem which forced him to miss Scotland's 3-1 defeat by England on Tuesday. Lee Cattermole returns from suspension, and Sebastian Coates and Ricky Alvarez are in training after long lay-offs.

A story that you may have missed from earlier in the week concerning West Ham.

Former striker John Hartson, 39, says kicking Hammers team-mate Eyal Berkovic in the head in a 1998 training-ground incident was the biggest regret of his career.

Hartson was fined by West Ham and the Football Association after the assault, which was filmed by a television crew.

"Eyal Berkovic was a good lad and to this day I don't know why I reacted the way I did," Hartson told BBC Radio 5 live's Inside the Dressing Room programme. "Even today it is the biggest regret of my career."

Everton's Leighton Baines is doubtful with a hamstring injury, while midfielder Gareth Barry appears likely to miss out with an ankle problem. The Toffees will also monitor the fitness of James McCarthy, Seamus Coleman, Darron Gibson, Steven Pienaar and Kevin Mirallas.

West Ham will assess Diafra Sakho, who did not play during the international break because of a back injury. Stewart Downing is also a doubt after hurting his knee representing England.

Andy Carroll, who made his comeback from an ankle injury in the Hammers' last league game, played and scored in a behind-closed-doors friendly against Fulham last week, boosting his chances of starting on Saturday.

A full match preview is available on our football pages.

This morning we are working in tandem with The Danny Baker Show on BBC Radio 5 live and asking you: Where have your wayward shots landed? And it seems nowhere is safe.

The Ha Ha Club:, external John Brogan's wayward shot smashed through the open hatch of an Ice Cream van at the back of the terrace!

James Morgan:, external I once hit a small girl off her bike with a thunderbolt volley. Moving target as well.

Vincent Hall:, external I once smashed a sports centre window and the ball landed on the snooker table while it was in the middle of a frame.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan - a man unlikely to take kindly to a football landing on the baize mid-frame.

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As always, Chelsea feature in the gossip column, rounding up the transfer speculation and rumours from today's newspapers.

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Arsenal are favourites to sign goalkeeper Petr Cech, 32, from Chelsea should they pay the £7m asking price, although Liverpool, AC Milan, Roma and Real Madrid are also in the frame. (Daily Mail), external

Real Madrid's hopes of signing Raheem Sterling, 19, have been dashed after the England winger hinted he is about to commit his long-term future to Liverpool. (Daily Mirror), external

Manchester United are planning for life without Robin van Persie and look certain to part company with the 31-year-old Dutch striker in the summer with a year remaining on his current contract. (Independent), external