Gavin: I'm a West Ham fan, but Lille OSC are my second team. Cheaper to go to matches (including travel) and the anthem before each game puts a chill down the oppositions spine. Alléz Lillois!

Beth in Tottenham: First team is the mighty Wycombe Wanderers,but I've become slightly obsessed with Fort William in the highland league over the past 15 years-how a team can ship so many goals week in week out is beyond me!

Rob in Bath: The Super J's are my second side as my Dad's from Perth. Went to Parkhead to see then lift the cup for the first time two seasons ago - the only professional team in Britain with a J in their name for all you quiz fans; it's St Johnstone.

Martin Fisher
Match of the Day commentator at Carrow Road

"The controversial nature of Saido Berahino's scruffy winner against Sunderland may have been the chief talking point, but the main headline for me was yet another clean sheet for West Brom.

"That's five in nine games already. Tony Pulis is at it again.

"In contrast, Norwich are still looking for their first of the campaign. The 6-2 scoreline in defeat at Newcastle may not have accurately reflected the balance of play but it did underline worrying shortcomings in their defending."

Got a second team before they have even started? Good effort.

Scratch that update! Burnley take the lead thanks to a cracking hit from Scott Arfield, who then sprints a full 90 yards back to the away fans to celebrate. That meant a lot!

Follow that game here. 

Supreet Kini: Mumbai City FC are my second team. Currently bottom of the Indian Super League though! 

Darko Pjevac: My furst club is Dinamo Zagreb. Second one is Cambridge United from the early days of Football Manager PC game. Strange ways. 

Barry Arnold: ‏Aston Villa are my second club after I fell in love with David Platt at Italia '90 aged eight.

Reading have taken the lead at Fulham thanks to a goal from Lucas Piazon, and Sheffield United are now level at home to Millwall.

Blackburn striker Jordan Rhodes has just missed a great chance and it's still 0-0 v Burnley.

Follow that game here. 

Gary Lauderdale: My second team is Chelmsford City, who are my home-town team where I live. My biggest game I've witnessed was last year vs Barnet. 

Terry Holland: I'm a West Ham fan living in Holland, but my second team is Carl Zeiss Jena. Great little battling former East German club. 

Paul Cain: My second team is Eastleigh after taking them from non-league to the Premier League title on Football Manager. Great memories!

Perhaps turning one of the stands into a curry house is the way forward for the smaller club. Year-round revenue.

The FA Cup hots up today - literally in the case of Sporting Khalsa - with teams bidding to get into the first round proper.

Sporting Khalsaused to be known locallyas the club with a curry house, and if you happen to be visiting for the West Midlands club for their fourth-round qualifying tie with FC United of Manchester they have prepared something nice and spicy to tantalise the tastebuds.

Judging by the size of that vat they are expecting plenty of hungry mouths to feed. Pass me the lime pickle and a poppadom. 

You can follow the FA Cup fourth-round qualifying on a live text commentary here.

The Sunshine Stars play in the Nigerian Premier League, if you didn't know.

Do they have beef with the brilliantly-named Shooting Stars?

Steve Bower
BBC football commentator

"If ever there was a game to kick-start a team's season and boost a manager's position, this is it for Aston Villa and Tim Sherwood. They must capitalise on being at home and against a team without a win in their last six matches.

"Sherwood has called for his team to be brave, and will hope that he'll witness an injection of confidence. They have suffered more league defeats in 2015 that anyone else. That mentality doesn't change overnight.

"Swansea are also looking for a timely lift and will try and use the anxious atmosphere to their advantage."

We are back under way at Ewood Park, and the second Championship game of the afternoon is also up and running at Craven Cottage, where Fulham host Reading. 

In League One Millwall lead Sheffield United 1-0 after 55 minutes. 

Sam: Peterborough my first team (local), Aston Villa are my second (born in area). When they play in the Championship next year it'll be Posh for me. 

Jonny Laycock: My second team is Barnsley. Parents and grandparents from there. 

Toby Davis: I'm a Club Brugge fan. Been to see them a few times at the Jan Breydel, and the atmosphere is amazing.

Alright Phil, get off the Ostersunds bandwagon...

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Eyebrows were raised when Manchester United paid £36m for a largely unknown French teenager called Anthony Martial on transfer deadline day.

He has since scored five goals for his new club - and on Sunday will play in his first Manchester derby when United host City at Old Trafford.

But none of this has come as a surprise to the two coaches who nurtured Martial during his formative years.

Read about his rise here.

Tommy's got a good mantra going there. Rochdale v Oldham in League One this afternoon. Tasty.