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Wednesday marked 23 years since former West Ham captain Bobby Moore died, and Hammers fans have been paying tribute to him outside the ground today.

Rob C, Manchester: Lost and found.. I remember my Dad's mates took my older brother to the 1977 F A cup final between Man U and Liverpool. He was about 13 yrs old then. He managed to lose his ticket whilst in London and they were going to have a whip round to try and buy him another ticket!! He was totally devastated but they re traced their steps where they had been, which was a long shot and they finally ended up in a tuck shop where he had been earlier, and there, underneath the counter, they spotted a piece of paper, one FA cup ticket!!!.Unbelievable 

Lettie, jealous sister: My parents lost my brother at a Coventry City vs Blackburn game in the early 90's. He somehow got to the bench and was chatting to Kenny Dalglish when they found him. 

Dion Dublin
Former Leicester and Aston Villa forward on Football Focus

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“He’s got a huge job on his hands to get Fifa where it needs to be - at the top looking after world football.

“They cannot get it wrong, we need to respect Fifa again. They’ve got to do something big to get that.”

Football Focus

Chris Sutton on new Fifa president Gianni Infantino: 

"You have to give this guy time. Fifa totally lost credibility but give him a chance."

Watch Football Focus right now.

  Not sure this is legal lads - even for the FA People's Cup!  

You can follow the action from the FA People's Cup here.

Urgh, the memories this has brought back!

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Football Focus is a go - Dan Walker, Chris Sutton and Dion Dublin chatting all things football. 

Watch on BBC One and online via this page.

Before we kick-off a reminder of the teams.

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Cheers Saj. 

I'll take that nickname by the way. The one I had at school was related to two puppets called Rosie and Jim who lived on a canal boat. Not a fan.

Anyways on with more important matters. Sam Allardyce returns to Upton Park in the early kick-off today. The Hammers fans never really took to his style of football, but will they give him a good reception?

There's dedicated coverage of that game here, while we'll continue to build up to the rest of the day's football on this page.

It's been a joy. Now I hand the reins over to Gary "Axl" Rose, who will take you through the rest of the build-up to today's matches, and bring you updates from the first match which is West Ham v Sunderland (12:45 GMT).

Thanks.

Football Focus

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp and defender Kolo Toure look ahead to Sunday's Capital One Cup final against Manchester City on Football Focus.

There's also a feature on League Two runaway leaders Northampton Town, whose future was threatened earlier in the season but are now on the cusp of promotion. 

Former Manchester United striker Dion Dublin and ex-Blackburn Rovers and Norwich City forward Chris Sutton are in the studio. The action gets under way on BBC One at 12:10 GMT.

Dishing the dirt on your side (with a nod to Soccer AM)......

Follow how Cap FC get on in the FA People's Cup in our dedicated live text commentary.

BBC Radio 5 Live

A very busy day to tell you about on 5 Live, withMark Chapman presenting from Twickenham with Six Nations and Premier League commentary figuring firmly in the mix.

In terms of the footy there are two key offerings...

1245: West Ham v Sunderland, live commentary fromJohn Murray with David Pleat.

1500: Leicester v Norwich, another live commentary match, this timeIan Dennis is with Mark Lawrenson.

And to go a little oval on you... 

1650: England v Ireland (Ian Robertson, Chris Jones, Matt Dawson, Paul Grayson, Denis Hickie).

We have team news for the 12:45 GMT match at the Boleyn coming up shortly.

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We are a skim-reading population these days - able to consume and digest mounds of information in a single bound or something.

So here is a page of links with team news and key statistics for this weekend's Premier League matches.

Restoring your faith in humanity, hey Nicholas? And saving you another long journey...

Nicholas John Crick: I lost my wallet in the away stand at Blackpool, when watching Argyle. A month later it was sent in the post to me by a Queens Park Rangers fan who had found it a the next home game and tracked me down. What a top man.

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Jonathan Pearce
Match of the Day commentator

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"Both clubs are in awful league form. West Brom have one win in six matches, Palace are winless in a league-high nine games and have scored just four goals in the process.

"But their FA Cup win at Tottenham has buoyed them. Emmanuel Adebayor has impressed in training. They might have enough to deepen The Hawthorns gloom, unless those home fans can prove really inspirational."

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West Brom striker Saido Berahino says he regrets threatening to go on strike and apologises to the club and its supporters.

You can read the story on the BBC website. 

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

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"West Brom were knocked out of the FA Cup by Reading but I am backing them to bounce back for a couple of reasons.

"Baggies boss Tony Pulis is great when he has his back against the wall - he will want to shut up some of his own team's fans who have been criticising him, and he is up against his old club Crystal Palace so he will have a point to prove against them too."