Get Involvedpublished at 19:42 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
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An alternative view of the Tigers line-up tonight....
Enjoying the Hull lineup tonight - 9 starting British and Irish players.
Adam, London
Summary
Man Utd's 17-game unbeaten run ends
United play Saints in final on 26 Feb
The club's ninth League Cup final
Mourinho's first final as Man Utd boss
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 19:42 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
'Come on Hull'published at 19:42 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
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He may be thousands of miles away, but Luke Campbell is all about the Tigers tonight.
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LINE-UPSpublished at 19:41 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
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Hull: Marshall, Meyler, Maguire, Dawson, Tymon, Maloney, Huddlestone, Clucas, Diomande, Bowen, Niasse. Subs: Kuciak, Elabdellaoui, Robertson, Evandro, Weir, Hernandez, Markovic.
Man Utd: de Gea, Darmian, Jones, Smalling, Rojo, Ander Herrera, Carrick, Lingard, Pogba, Rashford, Ibrahimovic. Subs: Mata, Rooney, Romero, Mkhitaryan, Shaw, Fosu-Mensah, Fellaini.
Referee: Jon Moss (W Yorkshire)
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The Hull team did their warm-up in Ryan Mason shirts tonight.
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Here we go then, the teams are in the tunnel...
Postpublished at 19:39 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
Barcelona v Real Sociedad (20:15 GMT)
Spanish La LigaOver in Spain it's game time at the Nou Camp where the door has been left wide open for holders Barcelona to claim a record 29th Copa del Rey title.
Will they make it through? Join Neil Johnston here to find out.
'We believe it is possible'published at 19:34 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
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Hull CityHull manager Marco Silva: "We always believe in our capacity and want to improve our performance, we believe it is possible.
"It is clear for all that we have improved and I want more. The next stage is to do what is possible to improve in the transfer window."
Team news reminderpublished at 19:33 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
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Hull City make seven changes to the side beaten at Chelsea. It's a full debut for Oumar Niasse up front.
Image source, .Manchester United make five changes, notably Zlatan keeps his place while Ander Herrera makes a 100th appearance for the club.
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Derby County's Darren Bent talks about his obsession with trainers and reveals he owns over a thousand pairs.
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Manchester United have won the League Cup on four occasions and are heavy favourites to make it five from here.
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Chilly...........
BBC Radio 5 liveHow cold does this look?
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End of twitter postMartial's missingpublished at 19:28 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the KCOM StadiumA strong Manchester United line-up tonight but I get the feeling a player not involved - Anthony Martial - will be one of the major talking points.
Martial has not performed to expectations for Jose Mourinho this season and for the second consecutive game he is missing from the visitors' matchday squad.
Mourinho told Martial earlier this season, the Frenchman must listen to him not his agent.
But what is he saying?
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- United have never lost a match at the KCOM Stadium, winning four and drawing one in five previous Premier League clashes there. Their last away defeat to Hull came in November 1974 at Boothferry Park in a Second Division match under the management of Tommy Docherty.
Silva making an impactpublished at 19:23 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
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Mark Schwarzer
Middlesbrough 2004 League Cup winner on Football FocusThe fact most people have already written Hull off, the pressure is almost taken off Marco Silva. He is getting something out of his players and the players have reacted to him coming in at the club. That's pretty obvious due to their performances under him.
'Hull must be perfect'published at 19:23 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
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Manchester UnitedManchester United manager Jose Mourinho on Sky Sports: "Yes we are favourites but yes the game is open. Hull City players have still their hopes and their dreams. We have to play to win the match. We cannot be defending a lead. I think the players are really motivated. We had a difficult run to get here. We have to be in control and reach the final. It's so important in a club, even one like ours with so many incredible finals and incredible days.
"It's time for Mata and Mkhitaryan to have their rest, for Lingard and Rashford to play, bring their speed and happiness. Valencia also needed a rest.
"Hull have to win but if they are too aggressive, too offensive, they give us chances to score goals. They will try for the perfect match because they need the perfect match to beat us."
'Game over'published at 19:20 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
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Ally McCoist
Former Scotland striker on BBC Radio 5 liveWe are hopeful of a good game with goals but I am in no doubt Manchester United will be playing Southampton in the final, even more so now I've seen the Hull side.
Cup feverpublished at 19:19 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
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Apocalypse Nowpublished at 19:19 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
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If you could relive two minutes of any game of football ever what would it be?
Approx. 16:50, 24th May, 1997. League 2 Play-off Final, Wembley. Northampton Town vs Swansea and 90 + 2 minutes on the clock - 0-0. Free kick, 20 yards out - John Frain (NTFC) takes it, hits the wall... hang on, encroachment by the Swansea wall - John Frain lines up again.... bang - top corner past Roger Freestone! 1-0 to the Cobblers and promotion on the first trip to Wembley! Headline the next day in the South Wales Post - Who Frain'ed Roger Freestone!
Tim, London, Northampton in spirit!
The greatest text message ever published by BBC Sport. Fact.
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- Manchester United have won 12 and lost none of their past 13 matches against Hull in all competitions.
Silva lining?published at 19:14 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January 2017
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Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
Former Chelsea striker on Focus ForumSometimes it helps being young, energetic and not having too much experience in the Premier League. Marco Silva has arrived with new ideas, he's fresh and he's going for it.
That's what he did against Bournemouth. He played two strikers, two attacking wingers and he went for it. Hull were losing 1-0 but it didn't faze him and he stayed positive.