And before the heavyweight clash between England Women and Germany at Wembley - BBC Two & BBC Radio 5 live sports extra 14:45-17:00 & live text coverage - check out a video on the Get Inspired site of a Football Association, the Premier League and the Football League Trust project to get more women and girls involved in the sport.

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Neil H: Congratulations to the Essex U17 Centre of Excellence Girls who won 4 - 0 yesterday against Cambridge. Well done Hannah on your hat trick! All off to Wembley to support the Ladies. Come on you Lionesses!

We want to hear how your team got on this weekend.

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England Women's striker Toni Duggan:, external Unbelievably excited to be playing at Wembley in front of 55,000 people and so many friends/family. Feels like Christmas.

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Hey, we are all about football here - but apparently there are other sports you can get involved with. The BBC Get Inspired site tells you how. That tennis coaching sounds good, although Littlehampton is a tad too far for me...

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Rio Ferdinand:, external Wrapped up warm... Now ready for the little man's Sunday football.

Who else is off to play Sunday football? Have you already played this weekend? Did your team get hammered? What was the pitch like?

Let us know using #getinspired, external or text 81111

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A few miles south of England, a small Argentine was rewriting the record books - figuratively speaking - by becoming the highest goalscorer in La Liga history.

Lionel Messi scored a hat-trick and his 253rd goal as his Barcelona side defeated Sevilla 5-1. The previous record was held by Telmo Zarra, who scored 251 goals in 15 years for Athletic Bilbao between 1940 and 1955.

Barcelona are back up to second in the table - two points behind Real Madrid. Champions Atletico are third four points adrift of their city rivals.

Former England defender Rio Ferdinand: , external#Messi sees the game without any blurs whatsoever. Record goalscorer in La Liga....at 27yrs old.

There is more from Rio coming up....

So it is another jammed-packed day of football on the BBC. Here is what is coming up on TV, on the radio and online:

MOTD 2 Extra, 12:15 GMT - BBC Two and BBC Radio 5 live

Crystal Palace v Liverpool, 13:30 GMT - London 94.9 (UK only)

England Women v Germany, 15:00 GMT - BBC Radio 5 live sports extra & BBC Two

Hull v Tottenham, 16:00 GMT - BBC Radio 5 live

606, 18:06 GMT - BBC Radio 5 live

MOTD 2, 22:30 GMT (23:25 in Scotland) - BBC One

Sportscene, 22:30 GMT - BBC One Scotland

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Eton Rifles FC:, external Lining the pitch before I follow with a plastic bag clearing dog mess. You don't get that in the Premier League.

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So, carrying on the theme of amateur football, have you been in action this weekend?

Whether you play for a junior team, turn out for the seniors or figure somewhere in between, we'd love to hear how you've gone on this weekend. Hat-trick hero or the man (or woman) who let a last-minute strike dribble through your legs? Muddy pitch or top-class 3G? Up to the top of the table or stuck at the bottom?

Get in touch using #getinspired,, external text in on 81111, or go to the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

And remember - we'd love to see your photos as well.

Eben Philip:, external Two teenagers in the heart of defence against Arsenal. Louis van Gaal -The only manager with guts to do that in a crunch game.

Alan Shearer on Match of the Day

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On Louis van Gaal's use of Robin van Persie for Manchester United: "He had 12 touches of the football, three of them were corners. He wasn't comfortable on the right-hand side and Van Gaal is not getting the best out of him.

"He was getting pushed off the ball too easily and to make matters worse he got taken off again. In a game of that magnitude, he'll be bitterly disappointed."

Luckily for United, they had Wayne Rooney, scorer of their second goal. It has been a good week for the England striker, who also bagged against Slovenia and Scotland.

What about Manchester United? Fourth in the table. In what looks a one-horse race - OK, what is a one-horse race - the places behind Chelsea appear to be up for grabs.

Defensively, Louis van Gaal's team were magnificent in the 2-1 win at Arsenal - bear in mind Chris Smalling, Tyler Blackett and Paddy McNair were the three picked to marshal a potent attack.

BBC Sport's Chris Bevan was at the game - you can read his thoughts on the website.

Alan Shearer on Match of the Day

On Arsenal's defending: "Arsenal will be kicking themselves, they should have been out of sight at half-time. It's just naive and it doesn't look as if they're learning.

"They had nine players forward when Rooney scored the second goal. If there were two minutes left, you could understand it but when there's 15 minutes left, there's no need for it."

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Prior to the Sunday action, it's always worth a look back at Saturday's football entertainment.

Starting with Manchester United's 2-1 win at Arsenal. What is it with the Gunners? A stronger squad, but a bit of mess at the back.

They were formidable in attack, and had they converted a handful of their 23 efforts - that's right, 23 - then perhaps we would be full of praise for Arsene Wenger's side, however...

Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere came off with an ankle injury, but he was in the thick of the action and even had time to nuzzle the chest of United's Marouane Fellaini - at least I think that's what he was trying to do.

Anyway, it seems the Gunners want to hold on to him by offering a new deal - let's see what the future holds for the 22-year-old England international.

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For those who love a good inspirational story, check out this BBC Radio 5 live audio clip about Padraig McKissock.

The Belfast teenager scored 33 goals in the 4-a-side Homeless World Cup to help Northern Ireland win, and now has teams in the Irish Premiership after him.

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We will bring you live text coverage of both of those matches - are you a Red filled with dread or Spurs fan who is wondering whether Mauricio Pochettino is the right man for your club? Let us know.

What is guaranteed is that Sunday's teams will play in modern stadiums - but I bet they would rather be playing on a muddied pitch, with no officials, enjoying two-minute half-time breaks and having a dog chase the ball.

For them and you BBC's Get Inspired have handy links of how to find a local team and also how to get involved in community projects around the country.

So, before we get stuck into Sunday's Premier League action, we want you to let us know who or what personally inspired you into getting involved in football? If you have any pictures, send them in.

• Was it your primary school teacher?

• Was it a relative?

• Did you slice the oranges?

• Were you a regular person running the line?

Contact me using #getinspired, external text in on 81111, or go to the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

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Maybe they should award 20 points to whoever beats Chelsea this season.

However, unlike in Formula 1, it might not have any impact come the final day of the season.

You see, Jose Mourinho's men are now seven points clear at the top after 12 games following Saturday's 2-0 win over West Brom - one bookmaker paid out last week on Chelsea winning the title.

Liverpool and Tottenham were expected to challenge the Blues this season, but both are a staggering 18 points behind.

They both have a chance to... well... reduce the deficit today:

Liverpool v Crystal Palace (13:30 GMT)

Tottenham v Hull (16:00 GMT)