Andrew Males: 2005 Champs League final at 0-3. Promised uninterested friends £50 each if we came back to win. Cue pandemonium all round!

Al‏: Joe Allen to score every game at the Euros and he never did. Then first friendly after (didnt bet) he scored a blinder.

Electric Orange: You mean like the one in the 89th minute of the Barca game that netted us £500?

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Fleetwood  hope to extend their unbeaten run to an incredible 19 games today as they face fellow promotion-chasers  Bolton  at 15:00 GMT - a win would take them six points clear of third-placed  Scunthorpe. 

Mark Robins has returned as manager of Coventry City after a five-year gap and says he wants to simply get on with the job of restoring success to the Sky Blues.

Robins has inherited a City side lying bottom of League One, 13 points adrift of safety with just 11 games left. They face Bradford today at 15:00 GMT. 

And there's the Manchester derby - sorry, a Manchester derby - between Oldham and Bury.

Follow all the action from League One here. 

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It's tight at the top. 

Brighton moved level on points with Championship leaders Newcastle last night with a 3-0 win over Derby County. 

The Magpies face Fulham at St James' Park at 15:00 GMT and are favourites to extend their lead - they are unbeaten in their last four home league games against the London side. 

Elsewhere, Alan Irvine will take charge of Norwich for the game against relegation-threatened Blackburn. The Canaries sacked manager Alex Neil after just over two years in charge. City had failed to win in five games under the former Hamilton boss, leaving them nine points outside the top six.

Follow today's Championship football here. 

Neil Fletcher: Bet work colleagues a kebab each on ENGvSWE in Euro's 2012. Won eight kebabs.

Jason Palmer: I told my mum not to waste her money betting £10 on Leicester to win the league at 10/1 in January. I paid her the £100!

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Middlesbrough change four of the side from their last Premier League match, including a start for Brad Guzan in goal, with Cristhian Stuani, who scored the winner in their fifth-round win over Oxford United, starting in place of Gaston Ramirez.

Manchester City make five changes from the side that drew 0-0 against Stoke.

Claudio Bravo, as expected, replaces Willy Caballero in goal, while Raheem Sterling, John Stones and David Silva are among those that return to the starting line-up.

Sergio Aguero starts up front, with Leroy Sane also in the starting 11.

Well, that's a relief.

Do want to show Lawro how it should be done? Well, take part in our Predictor tool and you can.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

It is quite easy predicting a nil for Middlesbrough at the moment because they have not found the net in any of their past four Premier League games, and have only scored four goals in their past 10. 

The drop-off in Boro's form is a strange one really because signing two strikers in the January transfer window - Patrick Bamford (pictured) and Rudy Gestede, who replaced David Nugent and Jordan Rhodes in their squad - just has not improved them.

When you look at their lack of goals, it is not a surprise they are in the bottom three, and I don't expect things to improve against Manchester City.

City's draw against Stoke in midweek was a disappointing result - but it is not a disaster because they were up against a team who are capable of digging in like that.

Boss Pep Guardiola said afterwards his players must forget that game and move on and he is right - this is a big week for them in the cup competitions and they have to focus on them.

Prediction: Middlesbrough 0-2 Manchester City

Each week Lawro predicts the results of the big matches, and this week he is up against fans from Chelsea and Manchester United.

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Now that we have reached the quarter-final stage of the FA Cup, there will no be more replays so, be prepared, we could have extra time and penalties later on if needed.

The assistant referees in the FA Cup games could also be busier than normal today.

For the first time in English football, there could be four substitutions made, instead of three, in the FA Cup games.

If the matches go to extra time then clubs will then be able to make one extra substitution than normal.

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Manchester City have posted some pictures of their fans getting up for the cup and you can watch that here. (BBC Sport app users may need to click on the below link to watch).

Ross Taylor‏: Took me a price of 500/1 on Sutton to win the FA Cup. Needless to say, I didn't win that.

James McKean: I once had to perform a topless pole dance after WBA beat Arsenal 3-0. My friends still have the nightmares.

jack: On holiday and there was a lack of pillows in the hotel. Bet my pillow that Murray would lose his match. Lost my pillow.

Keep the comments coming in, no matter how terrifying, and we will put them on this page. Tweet us using #bbcfootball or write on the Match of the Day Facebook page., external

Who will be in goal for Manchester City today? Pep Guardiola usually goes with the goalkeeper he classes as his number two at the time, meaning Claudio Bravo will get the nod.

Watching from afar is England goalkeeper Joe Hart, currently on loan at Torino in Italy.

In an interview with the Premier League Show, Hart says Guardiola's decision to axe him from Manchester City "wasn't a surprise", adding that he knew he could not change the mind of "someone as powerful" as the Spaniard.

READ MORE: I'm surplus to requirements - Hart

Watch the full interview on The Premier League Show on BBC iPlayer.

Football Focus

Manchester City's Leroy Sane says he's settling in well at the Etihad and enjoys winding up his team-mate 'Uncle' Yaya Toure.

Watch the full interview on Football Focus from 12:00 GMT on BBC One, Connected TV and online.

Programme in hand, half-and-half scarf, London-bound. Today could be the day for some unforgettable stories. Well, these fans hope so.

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Not everyone is good enough to play in the FA Cup. But the FA People's Cup, well that's a different matter.

We are already one round down and you can watch as 40,000 hopefuls aim for their chance to play at Wembley.

Missed the Black Spartans wondergoal, Daisy discovering new team-mates and how Deportivo Lackovtalent got on?

You can still catch up on all the amazing stories of the teams battling it out for five-a-side glory and a dream ticket to the FA Cup final.

Catch the FA People's Cup first-round highlights on the iPlayer. 

To get you in the mood for today's FA Cup matches, how about watching highlights from some great moments from past seasons?

Go to this page and choose to watch the highlights from 32 different memorable matches.

One of the options is when Manchester City produced an incredible comeback in a 2004 fourth round replay to  beat Tottenham 4-3  at White Hart Lane with 10 men having trailed 3-0 at half-time. 

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Feeling a bit down? Well, our friends at MOTD Kickabout have come up with a video of some of the best / worst own goals scored in FA Cup matches in recent seasons.

Enjoy.

Hull defender Curtis Davies is fit after a hamstring injury and could feature for the first time since the end of January.

But Evandro will miss a third consecutive game with a calf strain.

Swansea full-back Kyle Naughton is sidelined with a hamstring injury so Angel Rangel is likely to deputise.

Jefferson Montero and Ki Sung-yueng are set to return to the squad after hamstring and knee injuries respectively.

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Ademola Lookman is set to return for Everton after being dropped for the defeat at Tottenham, while Enner Valencia (pictured) is also pressing to start after scoring in that match.

Winger Dominic Calvert-Lewin is back in contention for the Blues after nine weeks out with an ankle injury.

West Brom will again be without winger Matt Phillips because of an ongoing hamstring problem.

The Baggies have no other injury concerns, according to boss Tony Pulis.

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Bournemouth will be without suspended pair Andrew Surman and Tyrone Mings, who is out for five games after 'stamping' on Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Last week's debutant Baily Cargill could keep his place because Simon Francis is still nursing a hamstring injury and may not be ready to return.

West Ham welcome back Michail Antonio after a one-match ban, and Winston Reid should have recovered from a leg injury he suffered against Chelsea.

Andy Carroll and Robert Snodgrass are expected to be fit despite both needing stitches after that game.

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