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We'll have the Lincoln team for you as soon as we get it, perhaps the Cowleys are playing mind games with Burnley boss Sean Dyche?

Six changes for Burnley from the side that drew with Chelsea. James Tarkowski comes in for Ben Mee, while Sam Vokes replaces Ashley Barnes.

The first game of the weekend is fast approaching, and there's team news on the way...

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Harry Redknapp was on The Friday Football Social last night, and shared his favourite FA Cup moment.

Unsurprisingly it was winning the competition with Portsmouth in 2008.

Redknapp remembers receiving the news Pompey had drawn Manchester United at Old Trafford in the quarter-final: "I was playing golf with Jamie when the FA Cup draw came through. 

"Halfway down the fairway and it came on, I just wanted to get to a final and have a day at Wembley with Portsmouth. The fans would love it, then... Man Utd away! I thought ‘oh no’ but we went there and won 1-0."

There will still be quite an atmosphere at Lincoln's Sincil Bank today with a big screen showing the game for the club's fans who are not part of the '#Impvasion' at Burnley .

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Premier League survival remains the priority for Middlesbrough, so their increasingly perilous position in the table might lessen their commitment to this fifth-round tie against Oxford United.

Aitor Karanka's side should not underestimate their League One opponents. Oxford's form in cup competitions this season has been outstanding. 

As well as their FA Cup exploits, they're into the semi-final of the EFL Trophy and a late push for the play-offs is also in their sights.

It remains to be seen whether juggling three separate competitions will finally prove too much for the U's, but Michael Appleton's men have already conquered the big team from Tyneside. Could Teesside be next?

Oxford United are focused on having more than just "a big day out" when they face Premier League Middlesbrough in the FA Cup fifth round. 

The League One side have already knocked out Championship clubs Rotherham and Newcastle on their way to a first last-16 tie since 1994. 

"The prize is massive to try and get through the tie," manager Michael Appleton told BBC South Today. 

"If we don't go there and perform, we know Middlesbrough can turn us over."

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Football Focus is live from Huddersfield today as Dan Walker presents build-up to this FA Cup fifth round weekend. 

Dan is joined by Kevin Kilbane and Hull City defender Curtis Davies to look ahead to all of the matches over the coming days. 

There'll be an interview with Huddersfield Town boss David Wagner, a look ahead to Sutton United's tie with Arsenal on Monday night, a preview of Lincoln City's trip to Premier League Burnley plus much, much more.

You can watch it on BBC One from 12:00 GMT or at the top of this page.

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Sammy, Jack and Ben from the Fulhamish podcast remember the Cottagers' win over Wolves on penalties in the FA Cup third round in 2015, as part of BBC Sport's No Guts, No Glory campaign.

Fulham are another side to host Premier League opposition in the fifth round, with Tottenham travelling to Craven Cottage on Sunday.

The last time these two met in the FA Cup, the hosts ran out 4-0 winners thanks to a Danny Murphy double and goals from Brede Hangeland and Mousa Dembele.

So in a tenuous Cottagers connection, here's lifelong Fulham fan Richard Osman revealing a number of fascinating facts about his beloved club, but are they truthful or 'fake news'?

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League One Millwall welcome the Premier League champions, although Claudio Ranieri's side are a shadow of their title-winning selves.

Ranieri has already admitted his focus is on surviving in the top flight, while Millwall boss Neil Harris' main ambition remains promotion to the Championship.

"The team spirit is excellent and individually and collectively we are playing really well," said Harris.

"This is a huge game for us, the players and the fans are really looking forward to it but I will admit that my mind has already turned to Chesterfield on Tuesday."

A few predictions for the weekend's action then, as Mark Lawrenson is joined by Robbie Lyle - the man behind the ever-entertaining ArsenalFanTV, external - and Sammy,JackandBen from the Fulhamish podcast, external as Lawro's opponents.  

Check out all of Lawro's FA Cup predictions here.

Tom Hemming: We inadvertently locked the referee in the changing rooms and then stood on the pitch waiting for him.

With Mark Clattenburg quitting the Premier League for Saudi Arabia, we want to hear your 'when the ref didn't turn up' tales.

Use #bbcfacup, text 81111 or post on the Match of the Day Facebook page.

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Well Lincoln are understandably the focus of media attention heading into this cup clash, but there is another side with eyes on the prize.

Here's Burnley manager Sean Dyche: "You have to be mentally prepared for the fact there's 11 out there trying to beat you and not take it for granted because they're that many places below you.

"There's not a divine right to win football matches, you have to earn everything you get."

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Wondering how Lincoln City will set up against a Burnley side four divisions above them?

Imps boss Danny Cowley told The Friday Football Social he has asked his side to be "the very best versions of us".

"We try to play a high-energy game, defend from the front and then be really positive when we get turnovers," he said.

"We work hard on getting turnovers close to the other team's goal and then work from there.

"The challenge for Burnley will be enjoying 60-70 possession when they're not always used to. 

"We are going to be ourselves, we could be negative and camp behind the ball but that's not how we play - we've given them freedom to go and express themselves."

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