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We all have a favourite FA Cup match right?

How about Wimbledon beating Liverpool in the 1988 final? The 'Matthews final' of 1953? Ryan Giggs' heroics in the 1999 semi-final?

You can watch a selection of clips from classic matches here. Enjoy.

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The Danny Baker Show is under way on BBC Radio 5 live and, as usual, we are working with them to get you involved.

The topic we want your thoughts on is: Encounters With Footballers' Mums...(or Dads at a pinch....).

Carl Long: In Benidorm caravan park got talking to an older lady for an hour or two then I asked her name and it was Rooney's mum.  

George Austin: Joe Hart's mum was one of my primary teachers. He came to our school and signed our shirts then he did a Q&A with our class!

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The Colchester mascot, Eddie the Eagle (not that one) has got a massive dose of Cup fever. He's just sprinted through the tunnel, tried to start a fight with a cameraman and ruffled the moustache of a large gentleman. It doesn't kick off for over two hours...

BBC Radio 5 Live

The Danny Baker Show is under way on BBC Radio 5 live and, as usual, we are working with them to get you involved.

The topic we want your thoughts on is: Encounters With Footballers' Mums...(or Dads at a pinch....).

Mitch, Edinburgh: I once sat next to our reserve goalkeeper's mum at an away game. Cue awkward looks as our number one goalie lets his opposite number score from 90 yards! 

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Steve: A lifelong Col Utd fan, on way to THE match. Was there 37 years ago when we last played at home to a top flight team in the FA Cup, when not only did I meet Sir Matt Busby, but got his autograph/ And then gave it away to a friend who's dad used to give me a lift to all the games!   

Let us know what your plans are for this FA Cup day out - tweet us at #bbcfacup, external.  

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The Colchester players are arriving at the day's early game, all set for an early upset to get the ball rolling.

Or will Tottenham have too much? Harry Kane is feeling confident...

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Wasn't Pato going to be the new Kaka? Is he in fact the new Falcao?

BBC Sport charts the rise and fall of Alexandre Pato and asks if his star can shine again after his switch to Chelsea.

Read more from South American expert Tim Sturtridge here.

BBC Radio 5 Live

The Danny Baker Show is under way on BBC Radio 5 live and, as usual, we are working with them to get you involved.

The topic we want your thoughts on is: Encounters With Footballers' Mums...(or Dads at a pinch....).

Helen Bullen: Shane Long's Mum travelled with us to all the away games on the coaches when he was playing at Reading. Nice lady.  

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Speaking of artists who looked like they could conquer the world 10 years ago, Pete Doherty and co are on Football Focus this afternoon...

And sorry West Ham fans, Lawro has been at his predictions again...

Hammers supporters have been heard singing "Lawro what's the score" in response to a number of predictions against their team this season.

Does he think West Ham will beat Liverpool?

Find out what he and indie-rock band The Libertines think will happen this weekend here.

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Some transfer news from last night which you may have missed - as Chelsea have signed Brazil striker Alexandre Pato on loan from Corinthians until the end of the season.

The 26-year-old has made 27 appearances for his national team, scoring 10 goals, and represented his country at both the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games.

"I am so happy to sign for Chelsea," said Pato. "It is a dream for me, I'm looking forward to getting to know my new team-mates and cannot wait to play.

"I thank Chelsea for their support and hope I can repay this faith."

He looked like a world beater in 2007 or so. Can he deliver the goods again?

One man who would love to inspire a cup upset on Saturday is Oxford boss Michael Appleton.

Appleton was sacked by Championship Blackburn after just 67 days at Ewood Park in march 2013.

He has got League Two Oxford flying though...

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Speaking of the Arsenal, can they do it again?

The Gunners have lifted the trophy the last two years - taking their total FA Cup victories to a record 12.

They are one ahead of Manchester United and four ahead of north London rivals Tottenham.

That's meals cooked by the mothers of Jack Wilshere and Kolo Toure so far this morning. Arsenal are running away with this...

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The Danny Baker Show is under way on BBC Radio 5 live and, as usual, we are working with them to get you involved.

The topic we want your thoughts on is: Encounters With Footballers' Mums...(or Dads at a pinch....).

Pete: Jack Wilshere's mum was a dinner lady at the school I went to and later worked at. She got me a shirt signed by the whole squad, which Eboue signed on both sides. Her lasagne was also excellent.   

Can anyone else top that? Tweet us at #bbcfootball, externalor text us on 81111 from UK mobiles - don't forget to include your name.

Crouchy is an FA Cup winner - with Liverpool in 2006...

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Colchester striker Macauley Bonne is the competition's top scorer, along with Reading's Matej Vydra, and QPR's Conor Washington.

Can he add to his tally of four goals in the day's early game?

It's the FA Cup - but for people like you and me.

The FA People’s Cup is well under way, and you can watch highlights from the first round on the Red Button and this website at 13:00 GMT on Saturday (straight after Football Focus). Here's a little taste of the action...

Put your names on those texts please now...