It's FA Cup fifth round weekend, so why not begin your day with the luxurious nostalgia of FA Cup rewind on BBC Two and online from 11:00 GMT.

At 12:10 there's a special edition of Football Focus live from Ewood Park in Blackburn, before Final Score brings you news of all the goals as they go in. That's on from 14:30 on the Red Button and from 16:30 on BBC Two, except for viewers in Scotland, who can watch Sportscene instead.

Of course later tonight you can catch all the day's highs and lows on Match of the Day from 22:30 on BBC One, except for viewers in Scotland, where it follows Sportscene (22:30 - 23:25) at 23:25.

And later still The Football League Show gets under way at 23:35 on BBC One.

Karen Lynch:, external "My cousin held her wedding on cup final day, half the men in the church had earphones in. When they scored she was not amused!"

As it is Valentine's Day, we are asking for your stories of when love and sport have collided, or romantically embraced, depending on your viewpoint.

Let us know via #bbcfacup, external

There's an interesting interview in the Daily Telegraph today with Liverpool's Simon Mignolet in which the keeper effectively admits to having had the yips.

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Mignolet claims he was overthinking his entire game, external and, after being axed from the team before Christmas, it took some harsh words from his fiancee over a meal in a restaurant to sort him out.

"It's probably to do with my character, being someone who went to school, university, and even in my private life - I'm not someone who will act impulsively or do crazy things," he said. "I won't wake up and go and buy myself a Ferrari, which some football players might do. It is in my character and came into my game."

Since winning back his place, the Liverpool man has kept five clean sheets in eight games - and looks likely to be between the sticks when Brendan Rodgers' side face Palace later today.

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Taking a look at The Sun and its claim that Burnley striker Danny Ings is heading to Spain today for talks with David Moyes' Real Sociedad, external.

This would appear to be a blow for Liverpool, who are rumoured to be keen on acquiring the 22-year-old's services in the summer.

According to the paper, Sociedad are set to offer Ings - who has fired nine goals in 22 Premier League games - a £60,000-a-week contract in a bid to tempt him to leave the Clarets at the end of the season

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An interesting tale in The Mirror, who report that former England, Arsenal and Tottenham centre-half Sol Campbell wants to be the next manager, external of Aston Villa.

Given the 40-year-old has no coaching experience whatsoever and revealed his ambition on Twitter, this would appear to be - and this is putting it mildly - something of a long shot.

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Tim Sherwood seems close to being appointed the next Aston Villa manager, reports The Independent.

Sherwood has been linked with just about every Premier League managerial vacancy going this term, after the job he did at Tottenham last season.

If he gets the nod at Villa, the 46-year-old has a heck of a job in his hands - the team is without a win in 10 Premier League games, during which time they have collected three points and scored two goals. Grim.

Enough love-based chat for now. We've got a few hours before the day's first FA Cup game gets under way, so let's have a look at what is dominating the back pages of today's papers...

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Right then, as part of the Danny Baker Show on BBC Radio 5 live, which has just got under way, we want to hear your tales of when sport and love collide. Ever shunned a romantic day and risked the wrath of your other half to get to a sporting event?

Maybe you have even planned a specific holiday under the pretence of a romantic getaway, but the real reason is because you want to visit the Nou Camp for the first time, or take in the Milan derby 'seeing as you are there'.

What are your plans for Valentine's Day today? Have you convinced your partner that love can blossom at the Hawthorns or Ewood Park?

Let us know via #bbcfacup, external text in on 81111 (UK only) or pop a message on the BBC Sport Facebook, external and Google+, external pages.

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Let's be honest, trying to convince the other half that a trip to The Hawthorns on Valentine's Day is going to be a tough sell.

Ordinarily, West Brom versus West Ham is hardly a tie that gets the pulses racing but then this is the FA Cup, and there has been plenty of excitement served up so far.

Don't believe me? Then have a watch of our video of some of the memorable clashes we have already been treated to in the season's tournament, with a romantic twist...

Yep, it is Valentine's Day and I don't know about you but I'm in the mood for love. Not the kind that involves buying overpriced cards and flowers, though, the romance I am hoping for is in the FA Cup.

The last round provided us with some absolutely belting upsets, can round five top it? Here is what today looks like:

West Brom v West Ham (12:45 GMT)

Blackburn v Stoke(15:00)

Derby v Reading (15:00)

Crystal Palace v Liverpool (17:30)

It's Valentine's Day. Your stomach is doing somersaults as you work out how exactly you are going to pop the question.

First, you might decide to set the mood with a bit of breakfast in bed...

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...then perhaps a romantic walk, the perfect setting to muster the courage to finally say what you need to say.

You turn to your partner, breathe in deeply before uttering the words: "Will you...

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...mind if I head off to The Hawthorns in a couple of hours?"

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