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Naomi Watts is the new honorary president of Glantraeth FC and it got us thinking: which A-lister, or perhaps Z-lister, has tenuous links with your football club.

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The FA Cup fourth round replay between League One side Peterborough and Premier League West Brom will be shown live on BBC One on Wednesday, 10 February.

The original tie at The Hawthorns ended 2-2 as Posh twice came from a goal down to earn a draw.

The only other replay is between top-flight rivals West Ham and Liverpool.

The two sides drew 0-0 at Anfield and their replay on Tuesday, 9 February at Upton Park will be shown live on BT Sport.

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The groundsman at Leicester is on for a bonus again - not only is the pitch an absolute carpet, but he's cut in a wonderful, almost tartan pattern into it. Fantastic. 

Walsall - in third place in League One - are at Doncaster tonight and can go second with a win. They have two games in hand on Gillingham, who currently occupy the second spot.

Southend, three points outside the play-offs as it stands, have their game in hand at struggling Shrewsbury while Port Vale take on Swindon

In two League Two games tonight Luton -  under new management - face strugglers Yeovil, whose day has already got off to a bad start with some motorway woe.

In the night's other game Portsmouth - in sixth place - will hope to win at Morecambe and close in on the to three.

There's also a place at Wembley up for grabs in the JPT as Oxford hold a 2-0 lead over Millwall...

Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini speaks to BBC Sport and starts on the issue of his side reacting to the news he will leave the club in the summer.

"The most important thing is the game tonight," says Pellegrini ahead of his 100th Premier League game. "It is very important to keep fighting for the Premier League. All our mind is focused just on the game."

On Kelechi Iheanacho's starting place: "It is not a reward. As a manager you must think what is the best XI to start, he is in a very good moment. It's good for him to play again."

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Naomi Watts is the new honorary president of Glantraeth FC and it got us thinking: which A-lister, or perhaps Z-lister, has tenuous links with your football club.  

DEFINITELY A-list. Could only be bettered by Little.

Or Large. 

There are four games in the Championship this evening, with third-placed Burnley looking to close in on the top two with a fourth-straight win at Sheffield Wednesday. Wednesday, on the other hand, can move into the play-offs with the points.

Derby, who are without a league win since Boxing Day and are in danger of blowing their automatic promotion chances, host Preston while Ipswich will hope to climb back into the top six with a win at home to Reading.

Bottom-of-the-league Bolton, who are five points adrift of safety, need to start winning games fast. They have a tough ask tonight away at Wolves.

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West Brom make five changes from the side that drew with Peterborough United in the FA Cup.

Midfielder Sandro makes his debut after his move from QPR and Darren Fletcher returns from a knee injury. But Saido Berahino's dead leg keeps him on the bench a day after the Albion turned down a £22m offer from Newcastle for the striker.

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Swansea are unchanged from their last outing - a 2-1 win over Everton. But there's a new face on the bench, as striker Alberto Paloschi is named in the squad after his move from Chievo.

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Manchester City

Everton boss Roberto Martinez was singing Pep Guardiola's praises earlier today: "Guardiola is one the best managers in world football and I don't think we are discovering anything by saying that. It's going to be fantastic for the league. He's going to bring a very successful football philosophy, without a doubt he'll affect a lot young coaches and managers in the country, he'll bring a completely different tactical approach in the British game.

"Obviously he's Catalan and I should know that very well - I know exactly what he is as a person, as a winner. He's got an attention to detail that's very different  from any other manager. But I think now is the time to be respectful to Manuel Pellegrini - he's fighting in every single competition - and I'm sure there will be enough time to talk about the new manager in he summer."

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Crystal Palace make two changes from the side that beat Stoke 1-0 in the FA Cup. Mile Jedinak and James McArthur replace Joe Ledley and Yohan Cabaye. New signing Emmanuel Adebayor is on the bench.  

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Bournemouth show plenty of changes from the second-string side that beat Portsmouth in the FA Cup, but it's the same side that started the last Premier League match against Sunderland, with one exception - Matt Ritchie starts ahead of Junior Stanislas.  

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Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick returns to the side in place of Morgan Schneiderlin, while Matteo Darmian replaces Guillermo Varela.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Darmian, Smalling, Blind, Borthwick-Jackson, Fellaini, Carrick, Lingard, Mata, Martial, Rooney

Stoke spring a surprise as there is no space for Xherdan Shaqiri in the XI and instead give a start to striker Peter Crouch. Club record signing Giannelli Imbula was not registered in time to play.

Stoke XI: Butland, Johnson, Wollscheid, Muniesa, Pieters, Whelan, Afellay, Walters, Bojan, Arnautovic, Crouch

Naomi Watts is the new honorary president of Glantraeth FC and it got us thinking: which A-lister, or perhaps Z-lister, has tenuous links with your football club.  

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Sunderland hand a debut to defender Lamine Kone as they make two changes from the side which drew at Bournemouth.

Defender Jan Kirchhoff makes a first start at the Stadium of Light.

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Manchester City sport a host of changes from the side which hammered Aston Villa in the FA Cup but perhaps most notable is the fact Kelechi Iheanacho keeps his place. It is just his third league start. Sergio Aguero and Yaya Toure return.

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This doesn't happen when our gaffer turns out at six-a-side...

Naomi Watts is the new honorary president of Glantraeth FC and it got us thinking: which A-lister, or perhaps Z-lister, has tenuous links with your football club.

Jon Langston:  How about Michael Jackson and Uri Geller being made directors at Exeter City? Not a great time for the club...  

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West Ham keeper Adrian is back in the starting line-up after he missed the FA Cup draw at Liverpool to go back to Spain to attend the birth of his first child. He's one of four changes as defender James Collins, midfielder Mark Noble and winger Michail Antonio return to the side. New Hammers loan signing Emmanuel Emenike is not included.

West Ham: Adrian, Cresswell, Reid, Collins, Tomkins, Kouyate, Song, Noble, Antonio, Valencia, Payet.

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Aston Villa striker Gabriel Agbonlahor makes his first start for the club since 2 November last year. Keeper Mark Bunn, defenders Joleon Lescott and Jores Okore, as well as midfielder Carles Gil, also start as boss Remi Garde makes five changes from the FA Cup hammering by Manchester City.

Aston Villa: Bunn, Richards, Okore, Lescott, Cissokho, Bacuna, Gana, Veretout, Gil, Ayew, Agbonlahor.

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Norwich make five changes to the side that lost 5-4 at home to Liverpool. Robbie Brady and Graham Dorrans are ill. Alex Tettey and Youssouf Mulumbu are among those in the starting XI, and new signing Timm Klose makes his debut in the backline.

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Tottenham make two changes from the starting XI that beat Crystal Palace in the league. Full-back Kyle Walker is in for Kieran Trippier and centre-back Kevin Wimmer makes his first Premier League start. He replaces the injured Jan Vertonghen.  

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BBC Radio 5 Live

There are eight Premier League matches tonight - and the build-up begins from 19:00 GMT on BBC Radio 5 live. 

There'll also be full match commentary of Leicester's home tie with Liverpool - a 19:45 kick-off - plus updates from around the grounds as the goals go in. 

Later, you can have your say on all the talking points with the 5 live Football Social from 22:00. 

And don't forget, if you don't fancy listening on your radio, you can listen online by using the Live Coverage tab on this page.

Manchester City

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Undoubtedly the big news yesterday was not a player arriving, but a boss.

And Pep Guardiola will "change the mindset of English football" as Manchester City manager, his father has told BBC Sport.

The 45-year-old will replace Manuel Pellegrini in June after agreeing a three-year deal at the Etihad.

"He will look to carry on the football of his Barcelona and Bayern teams," Valenti Guardiola said of his son.

Spaniard Guardiola won 14 trophies in four years at Barcelona, including two Champions Leagues, before taking a year out of management and then joining Bayern Munich in 2013.

Guy Mowbray
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"'Pivotal but not decisive' is how Arsene Wenger has described February, a month in which his Gunners play four Premier League games plus Hull and Barcelona.

"Three games without a win in the league saw them fall off the top last month, but the returns from injury of Francis Coquelin and Alexis Sanchez have countered any falling spirits.

"Keeping Sanchez fit is essential to Arsenal's title bid, and whilst he's sure to test Saints' run of three wins AND clean sheets since Fraser Forster returned to their goal, Ronald Koeman can look with confidence to his own team's attacking threat.

"They put four past Arsenal on Boxing Day, and now have extra Austin powers. £4m? Oh, behave!"