After Bradford's stunning win at Chelsea and Middlesbrough's memorable victory at Manchester City on Saturday, we want to know about a time when the team you play in has defied the odds. Let us know using #getinspired,, external or text on 81111 (UK only) - don't forget to add your name and location.

Yorkshire Steve: Cambridge Rangers WFC had lost 12-1 to Lakenheath Ladies in Cambs County league games. Come cup final day it finishes 1-1 and we win 5-4 on penalties! Lakenheath battered us but we defended heroically and were 1-0 down with 10 minutes left. Went gung-ho and scored a 25-yarder back to 1-1. Rode luck in extra time, and the only bit of advice for penalty shootout was pick your spot now and stick with it! All scored - strong under pressure!

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As were on the subject of transfers, here's a few snippets from today's BBC Sport gossip column.

Manchester United, Chelsea and Manchester City will join a £75m race to land Paul Pogba this summer, with Juventus ready to cash in on the 21-year-old France international midfielder, who has been dubbed "the 100m euro man". (Sunday Mirror) , external

Manchester United are in a race with Tottenham for the signature of Netherlands' youngest ever World Cup goalscorer - Memphis Depay, 20. The PSV Eindhoven winger is valued at £15m. (Sunday Express), external

Former Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is set to offer Yaya Toure an escape route away from the Etihad, with reports in Italy yesterday claiming the 31-year-old midfielder will even accept a 50% pay cut. (Sunday Mirror) , external

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Here's a quick bit of transfer news. Everton striker Samuel Eto'o's proposed move to Sampdoria seems to be edging closer and closer to completion. This morning the 33-year-old posted a picture, external of himself on Twitter after a "successful medical" at the Serie A club. "Ready for a new Challenge!", he added.

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"At Ashton Gate for Bristol City v West Ham. We're due an FA Cup upset! BBC One at 13:15 GMT."

I think the exploits of Bradford and Middlesbrough as well as the craziness of the FA Cup yesterday have sunk in and now it's time to look forward to today's action.

Just to remind you, the game are:

Bristol City v West Ham (14:00 GMT)

Aston Villa v Bournemouth (15:00)

Brighton v Arsenal (16:00)

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Let's take a little break from our FA Cup reaction and build-up to venture over to Spain because a certain Cristiano Ronaldo has been lashing out.

The 29-year-old is more renowned for his prolific goals but was showing off his fighting skills in Real Madrid's game against Cordoba yesterday.

A kick, a slap, a punch, a red card and some cheeky goading of rival supporters, the Portuguese covered off a number of football crimes on Saturday.

He was dismissed for the ninth time in his career but Real still won thanks to a late Gareth Bale penalty.

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Simo: 4-0 down at half-time, my mate Adam scores a hat-trick and I score the equaliser in 90th minute. We're both Liverpool fans. Istanbul?

Pranav Madabhushi: Played in a inter-school tournament. We took on the defending champions and scored a winner in injury time.

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Blackburn might be putting a few more pounds on the value of striker Rudy Gestede after his exploits in helping the club knock Swansea out of the FA Cup.

Gestede, who is a target for Premier League club Crystal Palace, came off the bench to put his side 2-1 up before Rovers went on to win 3-1.

"Our aim all along in this window has been to try to hold onto everybody," said Blackburn boss Gary Bowyer.

"The way Rudy's conducted himself with all the speculation has been magnificent. We had no trouble putting him back in the squad and no trouble putting him on.

"We said to him as he was going on, 'Go and score the winner'. It wasn't quite the winner but he made a big impact because that's what he is, a big player for us."

Match of the Day

BBC One has live coverage of Bristol City's home tie against West Ham United, with build-up from 13:15 GMT for a 14:00 kick-off. Join Gary Lineker, Trevor Sinclair, Danny Murphy and Andrew Cole in the studio.

Later tonight Match of the Day will bring you all the day's highlights, that's on BBC One from 22:30, except for viewers in Scotland, who can tune in at 23:15 following the conclusion of Sportscene, which also starts at 22:30.

And don't forget you can catch all of yesterday's FA Cup highlights on the BBC Sport website.

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Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli didn't even make the bench for his side's FA Cup fourth-round tie against Bolton and, if the comments by Reds manager Brendan Rodgers are anything to go by, his days at Anfield appear numbered.

"He knows exactly what is required to be in this squad before he can be in the team," says Rodgers.

"It is difficult for him [Balotelli] but he knows the level of [where] this team is at - you see the aggression in our pressing and if you can't do that you are not going to be a part of what this team is trying to achieve.

"We had an hour or so yesterday chatting and he understands where he is at."

Bradford and Middlesbrough might have created the two biggest FA Cup upsets yesterday but they were not the only teams to beat teams higher than them in the league.

Championship side Blackburn also beat Swansea, Leicester won at Tottenham and Crystal Palace beat Southampton. Meanwhile, top-flight clubs Liverpool and Sunderland were held to goalless draws by Championship sides Bolton and Fulham respectively.

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The Sunday Telegraph describe yesterday as 'The day football went bonkers'.

The newspaper also have an interview with Brighton boss Chris Hughton, external in the build up to his side playing Arsenal in the FA Cup later today. In between his sacking by Norwich last April and taking over the south coast side on New Year's Eve, Hughton did a course in corporate governance.

"It's about relationships at board level," says Hughton. "And certainly in this day and age if you are a manager you have to manage the players you have, of course, but you have to understand and get on with the board and how the board works and working upwards."

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Bradford City goalkeeper Ben Williams: "I got my little boy on the pitch with me after the game and the fans were amazing, they didn't want to leave. Then Jose Mourinho came in to the dressing room and wished us well, congratulated us.

"It was a very surreal moment - in he walked and the celebrations just stopped. Everyone was silent and in amazement that this figure had waltzed in, with the aura he has. He was very respectful, very humble. That was the icing on the cake.

"It's just about settling in now, it was difficult to take it all in at the time. I was just thinking keep it respectable. We knew it would be a difficult task, but we pulled a goal back before half-time, and we just stuck to the game plan.

"The look on everyone's faces in the dressing room was fantastic, it's something I'll never forget."

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Colin Jeffrey, Great Sankey: In 1994 and 1995 we (Rylands) played Bramhall away in the league and lost 8-0 both times. Played them in the Mid-Cheshire Cup semi-final away (no neutral grounds) in the same season as our second league snotting, and beat them 2-1!

Steve Hodgson: Played in a cricket match last year we had 8 players but managed 240 off 40 overs bowled then out for less than 200

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The Daily Star on Sunday's back page is dominated by Bradford, Middlesbrough and Manchester United making a move for Southampton right-back Nathaniel Clyne.

The paper also has a piece with Brighton defender Inigo Calderon, external ahead of his side's FA Cup fourth-round tie against Arsenal.

He cannot wait to face in-form countryman Santi Cazorla and says: "He's a really gifted player and it is no surprise in Spain they are talking about him maybe going to Barcelona, because he has such a high technical level.

"I like the player he is. You watch them on TV and anyone at Brighton will tell you, you want to play against them.

"We would like to think the magic of the Cup will be with us."

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The newspaper are obviously full of it when it comes to Bradford's win over Chelsea and Middlesbrough knocking out Manchester City.

Simon Johnson in the Independent writes:, external "There were a lot of great teams that stood in Chelsea's way of winning an historic quadruple. From Real Madrid in the Champions League, Manchester City in the Premier League and currently Liverpool in the Capital One Cup.

"No-one, not even the 6,000 strong travelling Bradford support, would have dreamed, imagined, fantasised that Chelsea's bid for four trophies would collapse against a League One outfit in the FA Cup fourth round."

Hannah and Ella are among the volunteers putting out around 13,000 scarves.

It's taken an hour and 20 to place one on each seat, and each helper gets a free bacon butty and a brew. Definitely worth it.

After Bradford's stunning win at Chelsea and Middlesbrough's memorable victory at Manchester City on Saturday, we want to know about a time when the team you play in has defied the odds. Let us know using #getinspired,, external or text on 81111 (UK only), and we'll use the best of them.

Dan Beaton: Last year Yetminster Sharks beat top of the league 2-1 with a 20-yard screamer in the 90th minute. We lost our other 13 games...

DM: I played for Fraserburgh (Highland League) we beat Clyde, then top of the Second Division, 1-0, after playing with 10 men for 85 minutes.

Waldo: Down 6-2 with 20 mins left, mate Max got subbed on and scored four before I sealed the game off in the 93rd to make it 7-6.

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Have you ever dreamed of playing in The FA Cup?

BBC Get Inspired have teamed up with the Football Association and the country's leading small-sided football providers to launch the FA People's Cup, a free knockout competition which will give up to 14,000 teams and more than 100,000 players the chance to play in their version of the FA Cup.

From Sunday League regulars to folk who have only kicked a ball in their back yard, the tournament offers everyone the opportunity to follow in the path of legends on the road to Cup glory.

Want to be involved? Find an FA People's Cup venue & register., external

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Manchester City had returned from a five-day warm-weather training trip to Abu Dhabi on Friday evening prior to their exit on Saturday afternoon to Middlesbrough.

But City boss Manuel Pellegrini refused to blame the trip for his side's exit.

"It is very easy to say it is about Abu Dhabi," said Pellegrini. "I don't think that is the reason.

"Before they scored we played very well. After that I think Middlesbrough deserved to continue in the cup."