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The Daily Express
The Daily Express
It's Manchester City again on the back page of the Daily Express, with a mention for Hull boss Marco Silva, who says: "I wouldn't be here if I didn't believe we could stay up."
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The Times
The maestro David Silva takes centre stage on the back page of The Times for his influential display in Manchester City's progress to the fourth round.
"This was an awesome show of power from City in a competition in which in recent years the heavyweights of English football have tended to turn down the volume," writes our former colleague James Gheerbrant., external
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We doff our caps to the headline writers. "It's M.C Hammer," declares The Sun, referring to Manchester City's 5-0 thumping of West Ham in the first tie of the round. More on that later.
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Daily Mirror
But before we focus too deeply on today's matches, let's look at what is making the headlines on the back pages.
For the Daily Mirror, external it's Alexis Sanchez. Worrying news for Arsenal fans.
"Alexis Sanchez is being urged to continue his contract stand-off with Arsenal until the summer by Paris Saint-Germain," says the paper, which reports that the French club are lining up a £60m move for the striker.
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BBC Radio 5 live
As the headline suggests, this is a huge day for Radio 5 live, who have three commentaries across the day, with Mark Chapman presenting the programme from non-league Sutton.
We open up with John Murray and Pat Nevin at Old Trafford for Manchester United's match with Reading.
Ian Dennis and David Pleat will then bring us commentary from Sutton, where they host AFC Wimbledon, that game kicks off at 15:00 GMT.
Finally we head to Deepdale for the match between Preston and Arsenal at 17:30 GMT, Alan Green and Kevin Kilbane bring us that one.
FA Cup third round
And it doesn't end there:
FA Cup third round
It is a fixture list so colossal that it has to be split into bite-sized chunks. There's more:
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Like lists, yeah? Like to know what the day has in store? Well, this entry will be a treat because here are your fixtures:
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That's the topic for today's show and Danny wants your responses.
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Hello! Welcome to live text commentary of the FA Cup third round. It doesn't get better than this (I mean, it does, but rarely at 9am on a foggy Saturday morning).
There are 25 ties, non-leaguers and behemoths, household names versus the journeymen. Pitches are primed, upsets are expected.
It is what January is all about.
Don't talk to us about the January blues. Patience is gossamer thin as you've gone cold turkey on the mince pies, no hard liquor has touched your lips for at least a week, you're hungry, thirsty for beer, the credit card bill has arrived in the post and your nights have been spent indoors, watching repeats of Snog Marry Avoid.
But what is that light on the horizon, offering joy and respite from January's drudgery?
Hello FA Cup third round. We have been expecting you.
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