Football Focus

New Southampton signing Charlie Austin on Football Focus: "I didn't get the credit I deserved for doing how well I did at QPR last season.

"Nobody expected me to sign for a club on the up like Southampton."

John Hartson
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

"Look at the boy James Wilson. Ryan Giggs gave him a chance a few years ago but where is he now? He's out on loan at Brighton because they went out and spent £100m on Memphis Depay and Anthony Martial. And are they any better off?"

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Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal says his team are suffering because of the injuries to full-backs, with Ashley Young the latest to face a long lay-off.

If you're missing a bit of cup action this weekend, fear not - it's the first round of the FA People's Cup.

There are over 35,000 people taking part throughout England in 10 different categories and we've got live text commentary of today's action here.

Here are Luton Town B celebrating their win in the @BedsFA disability round on Friday.

Today's matches involve the adult females, female veterans and adult males.

Former Premier League manager Neil Warnock: "Charlie Austin is a great lad. For the price as well, £4m, it is a brilliant signing.

"He could have done a job for half a dozen clubs but Southampton are a good fit for him. He is brilliant in the air."

Guy Mowbray
BBC Match of the Day commentator

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"A win at Liverpool and a more aesthetically pleasing display at Newcastle may have appeased regular Manchester United watchers, but they'll need to kick off in upbeat, attack-minded mode here to keep them onside.

"Another 'sideways start' at Old Trafford won't be looked upon kindly, with fans hoping that club legend Bryan Robson's hunch that 'Louis van Gaal will look to be that little bit more attacking' , external is proved right.

"Back-to-back wins bring Southampton into the game with confidence - their new 3-4-2-1 system suiting the players nicely - and then there's the boost a new striker signing brings.

"Whether Charlie Austin starts or not, Saints WILL set off on the front foot."

We are after the strangest or funniest announcements you have heard over the PA system...

Jamie Swfc Newbould: Port vale away: Can the owner of the vehicle registration xxxx please return to your vehicle as you have parked in someone's driveway.

Sam Hill: During Alan Knight's testimonial match between Pompey and Saints at Fratton Park: 'This is a message for Vince Hilaire and Noel Blake: there's a taxi waiting for you outside the ground!

Dave Beasley: Fulham vs Man U FA Cup 3rd round 2001 "Would Marshall Mathers please report to the nearest steward immediately" and then the Hammersith End faithful urging him on to please stand up.

Get involved via #bbcfootball, or text us on 81111 (UK only), with your name and location, or post on the Match of the Day Facebook page., external

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Final Score

Join us this afternoon as Garth Crooks and Trevor Sinclair digest the day's fixtures on Final Score.

The dynamic duo form a front two ahead of host Jason Mohammad, online and on BBC Red Button now and on BBC Two from 16:30.

BBC Radio 5 Live

You can listen to live commentary from Liverpool's visit to Norwich at 12:45 GMT with former Chelsea winger Pat Nevin.

Then former England defender Jimmy Armfield will be at Old Trafford as Manchester United host Southampton at 15:00 GMT.

Football Focus

What have Kevin Kilbane, John Hartson and Ice Cube all got in common?No, it's not their views on law enforcement, it's the fact that they are all guests on Football Focus this afternoon!

We have features on Carlisle United, Charlie Austin and Sunday's big game between Arsenal and Chelsea.

Join us on BBC One and online at 12:10 GMT.

Time for a quick run-down of how you can keep across all today's football on the TV and radio...

Let's just take a moment to remember the tweet sent by former Newcastle legend Faustino Asprilla on Friday....

Who holds that record?

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The Crystal Palace side of 2004-05. You may remember that Andy Johnson was a bit useful at winning a pen..

We have joined forces with Danny Baker's 5 live show and are asking for the strangest of funniest things you have head read out over a football club's PA system.

Jon Evans: "Would x in the away end go to the hospital, your wife has gone into labour" 5mins Villa v Birmingham 2003. Saw no one leave...

ATimperley: The Upton Park announcer reminding their fans to take their gloves off so they could hear the clappinG.

Mark Sheppard: Leicester vs Chelsea - "There's a ten mile standstill on the M1 southbound" LCFC fans: "2-0 and you're walking home".

Get involved and send your entries to #bbcfootball, or text us on 81111, with your name and location please.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

"Mark Hughes will want to take on Leicester and beat them. Stoke don't play with an out-and-out number nine this season but the talent they have in behind is massive. The way people think about Stoke now is of flair players. Extraordinary."

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Leicester City

Former Premier League manager Neil Warnock on BBC Radio 5 live: "I think Leicester can maintain their form. They have under-rated players and great team spirit. Nobody will want to play them."

Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator

"It says everything about the two clubs' seasons so far that this game is a top-seven clash.

"Leicester's consistency - just one defeat in 15 league games - means they are seven points clear of fifth place.

"Their spirit is there for all to see and, while the scoring rate may have slowed, the level of belief continues to rise as the weeks pass by.

"Stoke will certainly test that spirit. They are in good form and are well organised away from home - and a threat on the break.

"If they'd had a Vardy or a Mahrez to convert more chances, they too would be in the top four with a chance of upsetting the odds."