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It hasn't been a great week for Paris St-Germain.

Defender Serge Aurier has been suspended indefinitely for making homophobic comments about manager Laurent Blanc and his team mates in an online video.

"How did I react? Very badly," said former France captain Blanc, 50.

"He's a big boy, can do what he wants, but he's penalising the club through the image he gives and what he said."

What players or managers could have products named after them.

Andy B: A Craig Bellamy set of golf clubs.  

David Manuel: A Leicester pizzeria could offer the Claudio Ranieri: a clean-sheet crust with all the (table) toppings you want!

Biodun Oloidi: The Petr Cechs safety helmet.

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Chelsea boss Guus Hiddink on BT Sport: "Everyone knows what Chelsea's season is. We're getting to do our best to recover a bit in the Premier League. If we can go on in the Champions League that would be a huge achievement. 

"Terry and Zouma were stable in the centre. Of course, we could mourn a long time but we don't do that.

"It's a very tactical game. They like to impose their game but you must be very careful not to go in their trap. I think it's very important to try to harm them and we have players who can harm."

Here are a few facts to strike fear into any Chelsea fan tonight:

Paris St-Germain are 24 points clear at the top of Ligue 1 and have not lost a league match this season.

They are unbeaten in 21 games in all competitions. Their last defeat was against Real Madrid in the Champions League group stage on 3 November.

But here is something for Blues fans to cling to, PSG's 16-game winning streak was ended with a goalless draw against Lille on Saturday.

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Souleymane Sylla, who last February was racially abused on a train by a group of Chelsea fans, has told BBC Radio 5 live Daily that he is ready to speak to Chelsea supporters at tonight's match against Paris St Germain, if they speak to him.

He's agreed to go to the Champions' League game at the Parc de Princes as a guest of the Ligue1 club and SOS Racism.

He told 5 live Daily's Amara-Sophia Elahi that he'll continue to fight for justice for the attack.

He said "I am waiting, I'll fight until justice is done, Its necessary that justice is achieved. These people don't represent football, these people represent hatred and racism."

Diego is the man in the...

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What players or managers could have products named after them.

Russell Miller: Christian Benteke's tennis net, because he will never hit it

John Dykes:Roberto Baggi-eau de toilette.

Touseef: Abou Diaby crutches company. 

Lee Parkinson: The Leeds United Merry go round Company...

Amit Chance-Seeker: Roberto Carlos could have Bananas named after him because of his free-kicks. 

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Zenit St Petersburg's two-month break from competitive action can help them beat Benfica in the Champions League last 16, says boss Andre Villas-Boas.

The Russian champions go into Tuesday's first leg having not played since losing 2-1 to Gent in their final group-stage match on 9 December.

"The long break is not a problem," said Villas-Boas, whose squad went to Qatar, Portugal and Spain for winter training.

"We made sure we'd approach the match in the best possible physical shape."

The Zenit St-Petersburg trio of Javi García, Axel Witsel and Ezequiel Garay will be on familiar ground as they go back to their former club for the first leg of their last-16 tie.

Benfica are unchanged from the side that lost to domestic rivals Porto in their last game with the in-form Kostas Mitroglou, with eight goals in his last six league games, leading their attack. 

Benfica: Cesar, Lindelof, Elisea, Jardel, Almeida, Samaris, Gaitan, Sanches, Mitroglou, Jonas, Pizzi. 

Zenit: Lodygin, Anyukov, Criscito, Lombaerts, Garay, Danny, Shatov, Garcia, Witsel, Hulk, Dzyuba.

Huge match in Scotland tonight with the small matter of the Edinburgh derby as Hibernian host Hearts in the fifth round of the Scottish Cup.

 Lee Clarke has a baptism of fire in his first match as Kilmarnock manager as his side host Rangers in the night's other Cup match.

The bottom two sides in the Scottish Premiership are also in action as Dundee United host Motherwell. 

You can follow all the action here.

How about this for a tweet from Zlatan from 2014...

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It is fair to say Mr Ibrahimovic is not lacking in confidence. Some of his quotes are absolutely gold...

"One thing is for sure a World Cup without me is nothing to watch." (Ibrahimovic after Sweden failed to qualify for Brazil 2014)

"Absolutely not. I have ordered a plane, it is much faster." (Ibrahimovic's reply when asked if he had bought a Porsche.)

"When you buy me, you are buying a Ferrari." (Only Zlatan...)

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Either click on the vote tab on tablets, or vote on the right on desktop.

Results will be published soon after it closes at 22:00 GMT.

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He has been voted Sweden's best footballer for nine years in a row - 10 years in total.

He has played for Juventus, Inter Milan, Barcelona, AC Milan and PSG.

He has commanded transfer fees of £150m. 

Bad news for Chelsea, Zlatan Ibrahimovic is back for PSG.

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What players or managers could have products named after them.

Rao Waqas: Danny Drinkwater for mineral water

Gboyega: The Mesut Ozil Assist & Help Company

paul: A Mancini branded scarf 

Amit Chance-Seeker: José Mourinho bus service, because José knows how to park it. 

Leaders Northampton Town can extend their lead at the top of the table when they play third placed Oxford United.

At the bottom of the table, York can move out of the relegation zone with a win at home to Exeter.

• Accrington v Carlisle
• Hartlepool v Notts County
• Oxford Utd v Northampton
• York v Exeter

Plenty going on at the bottom of League One tonight with all four teams in the relegation zone in action.

Chesterfield could move out of the relegation places if they beat bottom side Colchester.

While Oldham and Crewe could pick up valuable points when they play Blackpool and Rochdale respectively.

• Blackpool v Oldham
• Bradford v Southend
• Bury v Sheff Utd
• Colchester v Chesterfield
• Millwall v Scunthorpe
• Rochdale v Crewe

A fine looking commentary team....

What players or managers could have products named after them.

OPOKU-APPIAH Manu: Simple! Fergie chewing gum. 

David: Steve mclaren could set up an umbrella company or clown show...take your pick.

Mark Pewtress: The Alex Ferguson clock company (products may not run to GMT)

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It's not a busy night on the domestic front but there are a couple of big games in the Championship which will have a bearing on both ends of the table.

After Middlesbrough again dropped points last night, leaders Hull can extend their lead to four points with a win over Brighton.

However, fourth-placed Brighton have got over their mid-winter slump by winning their last four games and another tonight will take them into the second automatic promotion place.

At Ewood Park, Blackburn and Fulham both need the points to pull away from the drop-zone.

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