Image source, Darren Bent

So, erm, this is awkward.

Aston Villa's biggest problem this season has been scoring goals and they have managed just four so far in 2015. They do have a striker who is scoring, though, Darren Bent. He has five already this year.

Only problem is, he is on loan at Derby...

Graeme Le Saux
Former Chelsea defender on Football Focus

"Aston Villa have had injury problems but they are not delivering given the individuals they have in the side. They have a lot of quality but actually they are not performing not anywhere near their potential, and the results mean the inevitable has happened.

"They are sliding now, and that is the problem. When you are going down the league the psychology of trying to pick yourself up is hard. It's hard to change your mentality.

"Tim Sherwood is a confident man, he has a lot of belief, and he worked hard with young players at Spurs. I think he is the right character to have an instant impact at Villa. He had an excellent record at Spurs."

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Finally in our look at today's newspapers, the back page of the Independent on Sunday leads with Tim Sherwood's appointment at Aston Villa.

Head to the Gossip page for all the big stories from today's newspapers.

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The story on the back page of the Mail on Sunday is the match report from Liverpool's FA Cup win at Crystal Palace, saying victory was revenge for the 3-3 draw last season that severely dented the Reds' title challenge.

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One week ago, Sam Allardyce was the toast of the town after winding up Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal with his suggestion they played long ball in the 1-1 draw between United and West Ham.

This week, though, it seems the fans have turned on him, with the Sunday Express reporting his long-term future at the Hammers is in doubt after an angry reaction by some supporters to Saturday's 4-0 defeat to West Brom.

A Bowker:, external Was going shopping but stuck watching #bbcfacup rewind on bbc2! What a top match this Everton Liverpool match was!

Neil Davies:, external Memories on #bbc2 watching Everton v Liverpool #bbcfacup stunning evening of football.

Jason Trought:, external Loves watching the FA cup rewind. Proper challenges, great English football. What on earth has happened to our game nowadays??

Barry Davies
Match of the Day commentator at Goodison Park

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"Tony Cottee! Unbelievable! Liverpool have given it away again. Cottee becomes the third man on the night to score twice, with six minutes left. Cottee ran on and Bruce Grobbelaar was left with nothing left to do to save the day.

"Standing ovation. These teams drawn to play each other for the 15th time in the FA Cup and the match will be remembered for as long as the FA cup is played. A stunning evenings entertainment that had absolutely everything except a result."

Don't forget you can catch FA Cup rewind on BBC Two and online right now.

This weekend is your last chance to sign up for the FA People' Cup.

So to get you in the mood we are talking all things 5-a-side this morning.

We want to know your 5-a-side do's and don'ts. For example do always track your man, don't slide tackle on the astroturf.

Have your say by getting in touch at #bbcfacup, external, pop on to the BBC Sport Facebook page, external or BBC Sport's Google+ area., external

You can also text us on 81111 in the UK only - don't forget to say who you are and where you are texting from.

There's been a fair share of FA Cup shocks this season - but do you think you can do better? Now's your chance.

BBC Get Inspired has 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.

Find out more here.

Gary Lineker
BBC Sport at Villa Park

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"My bogey ground. Never won a single game I played here, never scored a goal here. Sure to fluff my lines today."

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on Football Focus

"It was a tough job Paul Lambert had, but given the run of results they have been on... with just 12 goals. Charlie Austin for QPR has scored 13 goals this season so that shows you how bad it is.

"I have seen better sides go down. Newcastle had a lot of quality, the West Ham side that nearly went down with Tevez. This Premier League is ruthless and you have to perform on the pitch. The names on the team sheet mean nothing."

Is Tim Sherwood the right appointment?

"I think it is. I enjoyed working with Tim at Tottenham. I can't speak highly enough of him. His work with young players, the training sessions were fantastic, fitness levels too. When I was working with him I felt great."

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Right then, back to today's action and if you have a look on this page a little vote has appeared, with the question we are posing a simple one: Will Tim Sherwood keep Aston Villa up?

Vote on the top-right-hand side of the page or under the 'Vote' tab on mobile devices. It will close at 12:00 GMT with results published here shortly after. Check terms and conditions.

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Seven-time winners Liverpool came from behind to beat Crystal Palace and move into the FA Cup quarter-finals.

Fraizer Campbell put the Eagles ahead when he followed up to finish after Dwight Gayle's header had been parried by Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet.

Daniel Sturridge equalised with an excellent left-footed volley from Jordan Henderson's chipped pass before Adam Lallana scored the winner with a close-range follow-up after Mario Balotelli's low free-kick was blocked.

Josh King's hat-trick helped Blackburn shock 10-man Premier League side Stoke and reach the FA Cup quarter-finals.

Peter Crouch reacted quickest to poke Stoke ahead from close range, but Championship side Rovers were level when forward King, who had earlier hit the crossbar, made amends by flicking in the equaliser from a corner.

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Also on Saturday, Yakubu came off the bench to score his first goal for Reading and secure an FA Cup fifth-round victory at Derby.

Hal Robson-Kanu gave the visitors a 53rd-minute lead after Stephen Warnock had been sent off on his Derby debut for fouling Jamie Mackie.

Darren Bent's fifth goal in as many games levelled the scores in the all-Championship tie eight minutes later, but Yakubu sealed a 2-1 win.

FA Cup Rewind, kicks off 15 hours of football. Here is how the schedule looks:

FA Cup Rewind: Fifth round, 10:20-11:20, BBC Two

Build-up to FA Cup Fifth round, 12:00-12:30, BBC Radio 5 live

Match of the Day Live: Aston Villa v Leicester, 12:15-14:30, BBC One & BBC Red Button & 12:30-14:30, BBC Radio 5 live

FA Cup: Bradford City v Sunderland, 14:30-16:25, BBC Radio 5 live

Match of the Day: FA Cup Highlights, 22:30-23:20, BBC One & 23:25-00:15, BBC One Scotland

FA Cup Goals (Rolling), 23:15-01:00, 01:10-03:00 & 04:00-05:59, BBC Red Button

FA Cup Catch-Up, 01:00-01:10, BBC Red Button

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It is time to take a step back in time with Guy Mowbray as FA Cup rewind gets under way, featuring the unforgettable 1991 encounter between Merseyside rivals Liverpool and Everton and a look back at the 1971 classic when Don Revie's mighty Leeds took on the 'Dad's Army' of fourth division side Colchester United.

Tune into BBC Two and watch at the top of this page to find out what happens, also watch out for the below image of a young Motty...

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Record signing Brown Ideye scored twice as resurgent West Brom thumped West Ham 4-0 to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals for the first time since 2008.

The visitors conceded two goals in each half and finished with 10 men after substitute Morgan Amalfitano was sent off after 70 minutes.

Afterwards, Hammers chairman David Gold and goalkeeper Adrian both apologised to the travelling supporters.

Before we have a proper look ahead at today's games, let's have a recap of what happened in the FA Cup on Saturday, when four teams sealed their place in the quarter-finals.

As intriguing as watching Aston Villa enter the Sherwood era will be, their game against Leicester is only the starter for what is a Michelin-star quality FA Cup feast.

After Aston Villa v Leicester, which is live on BBC One and online from 12:15 GMT, we have Bradford City, conquerors of Premier League leaders Chelsea in the fourth round, taking on Premier League Sunderland at 14:30 GMT.

Finally, Arsenal, who won the FA Cup last year, host Middlesbrough, no strangers to causing an FA Cup shock after dumping out Manchester City in the previous round. That game kicks off at 16:00 GMT.