It's a nightmare scenario for fantasy football managers this week, with only a small number of Premier League matches.

Do you make numerous changes and take the penalty points? Well, you don't have long to make up your mind, so maybe some early team news from the Premier League games might help.

Now, with all this talk of FA Cup action, let's not forget those sides whose cup dreams are over for another season.

There are also three Premier League matches today.

• Bournemouth v West Ham
• Everton v West Brom
• Hull City v Swansea City

It looks a must-win game for Marco Silva's Hull. The Tigers have never been out of the relegation zone since Silva took over in January and can't escape the bottom three either today.

However, a home win against fellow strugglers Swansea would give their hopes of staying in the top flight a huge boost.

Where would the FA Cup be without homemade versions of the famous trophy. It has been an early start for the Lincoln fans as they travel down to London. What a party it could be.

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Football Focus

Lincoln City boss Danny Cowley and his assistant, brother Nicky, tell BBC Football Focus how they are hoping to defy the odds - which they estimate at 1,000-1 - by beating Arsenal in the FA Cup on Saturday.

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

It could be the FA Cup story to beat all other FA Cup stories.

Could non-league Lincoln win away at Premier League giants Arsenal and secure a semi-final at Wembley?

BBC Sport looks back on Lincoln City's fairytale journey through the FA Cup, from their fourth qualifying-round victory against Guiseley to their 1-0 upset win over Premier League Burnley.

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Wimps v Imps is the headline on the back page of today's Sun, with Lincoln boss Danny Cowley urging his side to believe they can beat under-pressure Arsenal.

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The back page of the Daily Star has a story about Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri - tipped to replace Arsene Wenger at Arsenal in the summer - saying the Gunners have three weeks to give him the job or they will miss out on him.  

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The Daily Mirror stoke up things a little bit before the early kick-off as they quote Middlesbrough manager Aitor Karanka, who says Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho is a better manager than Manchester City's Pep Guardiola.

Karanka is quoted as saying: “Is Pep the best coach in the world? No. The best coach in the world is Jose Mourinho.

"He was the best in Spain, and he still is the best."  

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Hello and welcome to BBC Sport's live text commentary from the FA Cup quarter-finals as Middlesbrough take on Manchester City in the early kick-off at 12:15 before Lincoln City, the first non-league team to reach the last eight of the competition in 103 years, face Arsenal at 17:30 GMT.

We also have three Premier League matches today and a busy programme in the EFL. It is going to be a good one.

First up, let's take a look at the stories on today's back pages.

What a season it has been in the FA Cup so far. We have had shocks and surprises and now only eight teams remain and Wembley is only one game away. 

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It's all new for non-league Lincoln, who could well cause the shock of all shocks later on, away at the mighty, but troubled, Arsenal.

But Manchester City have been here before many times and will be hoping to avoid a mini cup shock themselves in the early kick-off.