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Watford v Crystal Palace (16:00 BST)
Aidy Boothroyd is earning his dough today, a full 10-hour shift at BBC Sport...
Summary
Cabaye pen after Nyom fouls Zaha
Jurado & Gayle both hit the woodwork
Palace climb to sixth in table
Palace won 9 of 12 away games under Pardew
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get involved Get Involved - Wembley memoriespublished at 15:47 British Summer Time 27 September 2015
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Steven Levett: Sadly still not seen a game at Wembley, but I saw Ed Sheeran perform and he wore an England shirt if that counts!
Dave Sey: seeing Northampton get taken apart in 20 odd minutes against Bradford in the play off final 2013.
Nathan Spafford: THAT Alex Revell goal, followed by THAT Steve Evans celebration.
Image source, Getty ImagesA picture can't do it justice Nathan.
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"Gayle will take shots!"published at 15:45
Watford v Crystal Palace (16:00 BST)
Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew: "Dwight Gayle comes in and he will take shots. Lots of shots.
"It's an attacking set-up away from home. We won't be gung-ho but it's important to find the right balance.
"Watford have been doing really well but we come here to knock them off their perch."
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Almost game time at the Vic then. It's very rare that there is only one game on a Sunday - everyone is watching lads. Time to deliver!
get involved Get Involved - Wembley memoriespublished at 15:39 British Summer Time 27 September 2015
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Alex in London on 81111: Manchester City come from 2-0 down to win on penalties against Gillingham in the 1999 play off final. I was 8 years old and my uncle didn't want to leave early like the rest of the fans who'd given up hope.
Image source, Getty ImagesLuke Nerac: My brother crashing my car the day before, then travelling from Jersey to see Spurs lose 5-1 to Chelsea in FA Cup Semi.
These things are sent to try you Luke....
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Alan Pardew shakes hands with Vinnie Jones in the Vicarage Road tunnel. It's wall to wall Hollywood glamour on here today...
get involved Get Involved - Wembley memoriespublished at 15:35 British Summer Time 27 September 2015
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Barry Lee Duxbury: 10th time lucky for Preston in the play offs, only bettered by six weeks later watching AC/DC there. Amazing memories at that place!
AC/DC can't compete with PNE surely?
Image source, Getty ImagesSteve Hamilton: Arsenal v Ipswich 1978 and v West Ham 1980 - lost both. Brilliant time in 1979, beating Man Utd 3-2.
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Postpublished at 15:34
Watford v Crystal Palace (16:00 BST)
Whatever we decide on, I feel Phil Brown comes out of that very well.
Twenty-five minutes to go until kick-off at Vicarage Road.
Who does Quique Flores look like?published at 15:33
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Quique Flores...
Kush in London: Re:15:14 That's obvious, he looks like a cross between Southend manager Phil Brown and actor Hugh Laurie!
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, ...has definitely got a hint of Hugh Laurie...
Chris Kearney: Quique Flores looks like the lovechild of Phil Brown and Ben Stiller
Image source, EmpicsImage caption, ...a touch of Phil Brown?
Wes Gleeson: Re:15.14 He's a cross between Hugh Laurie and Al Pacino
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, ...a smidge of Ben Stiller?
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, But Al Pacino?! No chance.
get involved Get Involved - Wembley memoriespublished at 15:31 British Summer Time 27 September 2015
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Jimmy Frigg: Scunthorpe fan lost 3-2 to Luton in the Johstone Paint Trophy in April 2009 but returned seven weeks later to beat Millwall 3-2 in league one play off final.
Image source, Getty ImagesMick Munday: 1972 League Cup final Stoke beating Chelsea 2-1, and Bruce Springsteen in concert 1985.
Which was better though?
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Watford v Crystal Palace (16:00 BST)
We don't mention the Bradford v Northampton game Dave...
Back in the Premier League, Odion Ighalo has scored four of Watford's five league goals this season, earning the Hornets six points.
Could he prove to be one of the surprise hits of the season?
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Wembley isn't just about finals these days either....
Tom Cross on Facebook: Portsmouth beating Spurs in the 2010 semi-final. Massive underdogs, relegated the day before and still overcame the odds to beat them. So many sub plots as well. Amazing day.
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, 'Mr Portsmouth'
Dave Bewes: Bradford being outclassed 5-0 by Swansea in the League Cup final, then 3 months later dominating Northampton to win promotion.
Stuart Clark: Being a Swindon fan, the old Wembley was superb, played 3 won 3. 1 league cup final, 2 play off finals. Not so good at the new Wembley, played 3 lost 3.
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The beard should be fearedpublished at 15:19
Watford v Crystal Palace (16:00 BST)
Our colleagues on the BBC Sport rugby desk compiled this handy guide to the best beards of the World Cup this weekend - but Joe Ledley would more than hold his own.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Welshman starts in midfield for Palace this afternoon.
get involved Get Involved - Wembley memoriespublished at 15:17 British Summer Time 27 September 2015
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Not all Wembley memories are good ones....
Darren Winsper: My first away game was going to watch West Brom was against Portsmouth in the FA Cup Semi Final. We lost but it was a hell of an experience!
Image source, Getty ImagesAlex Cook: Witnessing Palace beat Watford in 2013. After Kevin Phillips scored the penalty, I spent the majority of extra time staring at the scoreboard and wishing for the game to end!
Kiel Kyle Jennings: Kidderminster Harriers. First team to take the lead in a competitive game at the new Wembley. First team to lose a competitive match at the new Wembley. Mixed feelings.
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Watford v Crystal Palace (16:00 BST)
Watford manager Quique Flores - who I've still not quite decided who he looks like - is in bullish mood as he faces the TV cameras.
He says that Palace will come at them with pace on the counter attack but his side will aim to control possession.
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I covered that game Steve! A great moment for sure - unless you support Bristol City of course.
Being a neutral at a play-off final can be a wonderful thing.
Loving your Wembley memories so far - keep them rolling.
get involved Get Involved - Wembley memoriespublished at 15:11 British Summer Time 27 September 2015
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Steve Houlton: Championship Play off final 2008. Windass goal and first promotion to the top flight. Great day.
Image source, Getty ImagesLuke Woodward: FA Cup semi-final Stoke beating Bolton 5-0 was amazing. Also the Auto Windscreen Shield final Stoke 2-1 Bristol City in 2000.
Matthew Hague: Kayode Odejayi missing a one-on-one to keep us in the Barnsley vs Cardiff FA up semi.
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FULL-TIMEpublished at 15:09
Middlesbrough 3-0 Leeds
Middlesbrough stay second in the Championship after a convincing win.
Team Newspublished at 15:07
Watford v Crystal Palace (16:00 BST)
Who said 4-4-2 was dead? Alright, everyone did. But Watford keep the faith.
There's goals in this team - but will Ikechi Anya be OK at full-back against the rapid Palace counter?
get involved Get Involved - Wembley memoriespublished at 15:07 British Summer Time 27 September 2015
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What are your best and worst Wembley memories?
Ollie Binns: Hull going 2-0 up inside 8 minutes in the FA Cup final.
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