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Forget placement, just thrash the thing. Billy Sharp goes for power and Karl Darlow doesn't stand a chance. If had got a hand to it he would have needed medical attention.

Sam Byram goes down under the challenge of Danny Fox and the ref points to the spot...

We asked you to have your say on whether you think West Ham will qualify for Europe.

The Hammers are fourth in the Premier League after beating Leicester this afternoon, but the majority of voters expect them to slip back down the table, with 37% saying they will finish high enough to earn a European place.

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New Hartlepool United manager Ronnie Moore has confirmed he would like to sign convicted rapist Ched Evans.

Evans, 25, was released in October after serving half of a five-year sentence for the rape a 19-year-old woman in a hotel room in 2011.

Moore, who took charge of the Football League's bottom club this week, has confirmed his interest in Wales and ex-Sheffield United striker Evans.

"It's a possibility," he said after Saturday's 1-1 home draw with Oxford.

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A little news from Spain for you where Luis Suarez scored his first La Liga goal with an opportunistic strike as Barcelona beat Cordoba 5-0.

The Catalans are two points off leaders Real Madrid.

Meanwhile David Moyes' Real Sociedad boys are leading Levante 1-0 after an hour, thanks to Sergio Canales' strike.

Back under way at the City Ground.

Injured Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera:, external "Well done mates! One more point to keep us in the top positions. I can't be with the team today due to a little injury, but I will be ready again soon. Cheers to everyone!"

An extraordinary story here for you. If anyone's thinking about taking up running to shed some pounds post Christmas, read on.

Former Olympian Ron Hill has completed his ambitious goal of running at least a mile a day for 50 years.

Dr Hill, who started to log runs on 20 December 1964, finished Manchester's 5km Heaton Park parkrun earlier.

The 76 year old, who lives in Hyde but grew up in Accrington, Lancashire, has competed in three Olympic Games and has won gold at the Commonwealth Games.

The distance recorded in his log book adds up to 160,000 miles, or running around the world more than six times.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on Final Score

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On the challenge on Ashley Young that saw Gabriel Agbonlahor sent off: "I know Gabby and he is not that type of player. The challenge did look forceful and late but for me it wasn't a red card.

"Fabian Delph was a huge part of Aston Villa's early season, he goes past players, get his tackles in getting him back to full fitness will be a real boost and Christian Benteke is another still finding his way back from injury. Villa are probably halfway to safety now, but perhaps the players and fans will want more."

Brit in Germany: Embarrassing result for Manchester United. Playing against a mid-table team with several injuries and 10 men. Title winners? No chance.

Ben Hibburd: Where was the United negativity when we beat Liverpool 3-0 last week? People constantly over-reacting to one result.

Shane Long: United drop points for the first time since 2 November and the world comes crashing down.

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Former Leeds striker Noel Whelan on BBC Radio Leeds

"Matty Fryatt comes off the goalkeeper and nobody marks him. It is a tap-in for him. Stephen Warnock should be marking him and once the first header is won it is a simple finish."

Southampton manager Ronald Koeman on Twitter:, external Back to winning ways! Great team performance against Everton. Thanks for all #saintsfc support at St Mary's today!

Forest lead with a soft goal from a corner. Slack marking allows Michael Mancienne to head the ball goalwards and Matty Fryatt - who had one incorrectly ruled out earlier on - is in the right place to steer the ball home.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Final Score

"Charlie Austin is living the dream. There is a certainty about him that everything is going well. I was in the Arsenal team with Ian Wright and he was very similar. Once he got one goal he wanted more. Austin will be bouncing around now picking up every newspaper in London, because he is the headline."

The Morning Star, external will love the ex-bricklayer tearing up the big league.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on Final Score

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"Charlie Austin works really hard on his game but he also has that special knack that you can't train and that is being at the right place at the right time. That is so important, and with his goals and his work ethic, QPR have a player they really have to look after. He missed a penalty earlier this season and I spoke to him about that. He just said that he would pick the ball up again the next time and put it in the back of the net."

If Roy Hodgson wants a scouting report on Charlie Austin, someone tweet him these stats. Not a lot of arguing with those.

This game has descended into a scrappy affair. Forest make a change up front as Britt Assombalonga replaces Dexter Blackstock, into the last five minutes of the first half.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on Final Score

"Sometimes when you bring in quality players to a team with a hard work ethic, they don't always buy into that ethic and the team can struggle. Abel Hernandez, he was brought in with the money Hull received from the sale of Shane Long and at the beginning of the season he was the man, but since then he has come off the boil."

Sy in Ken: A sign of how things have changed at Upton Park. I feel disappointed that West Ham only won 2-0!

Jeff in Gosport: Good solid point for Villa, shouldn't have been a red. If I was a Man Utd fan, I'd be worried.

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