Manchester United, who finally signed Alexis Sanchez this week and handed Jose Mourinho a new deal, have topped the table of the world's 20 richest football clubs for the second year in a row, and 10th time overall, says Deloitte.

Its Football Money League, based on season 2016-17, also shows the combined revenues of the 20 clubs has risen 6% to €7.9bn (£6.97bn), a new record.

Real Madrid, which held top spot for 11 years, were second and Barcelona third.

There were a record 10 English Premier League clubs in the top 20. The number in the top 30 was up from 12 to 14.

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Yeovil did just miss out but I think they are the richest club in Somerset, just ahead of Frome Town.

Unless Bristol City/Rovers are in Somerset? I didn't think so but an internet search suggests they may be...?

It's all change for both Sheffield Wednesday and Reading in the all-Championship tie.

Wednesday make seven changes to the side that was held to a goalless draw by Cardiff last weekend.

The survivors are Daniel Pudil, Frederico Venancio, midfielder Adam Reach and Morgan Fox.

Midfielder Joey Pelupessy makes his debut after joining last week.

Sheffield Wednesday XI: Dawson, Hunt, Venancio, Loovens, Pudil, Fox, Boyd, Pelupessy, Reach, Matias, Nuhiu.

Reading also make seven changes from the side that lost 1-0 at Brentford last weekend.

Jon Dadi Bodvarsson, who scored a hat-trick in the previous round, starts.

Reading XI: Jaakkola, Gunter, Bacuna, Moore, Ilori, Edwards, Clement, Beerens, McCleary, Bodvarsson, Kermorgant.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Sportsday

It looked like Alexis Sanchez would go to Man City after he decided he was leaving Arsenal. I felt he was going for the money and he was a bit of a mercenary. For him to go to United, it had to be about the money. I don’t understand why he didn’t go to the best team and Man City are that at the moment.

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Yep, Otis Khan has been banned for five games for shoving a referee and will miss out tonight.

The 22-year-old former United trainee was sent off by referee Kevin Johnson in the Chesterfield defeat last Saturday.

League Two Yeovil contested the decision but failed to convince an Independent Regulatory Commission the referee "made an obvious error".

"I am absolutely heartbroken at this time because my dreams of playing against my boyhood team are in doubt," Khan tweeted on Sunday. , external

"It's the worst time of my life at this moment."

Yeovil make two changes from the team which lost to Chesterfield - Lewis Wing and Omar Sowunmi replace Bevis Mugabi and Otis Khan.

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at Huish Park

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An hour until kick-off and the home end is almost full already. And noisy!

The FA Cup reaches the fourth-round stage this weekend and you can follow all the action on BBC Sport.

Friday's game on BBC One between Yeovil and Manchester United (kick-off 19:55 GMT) could see a Red Devils debut for new signing Alexis Sanchez.

Cardiff host Premier League leaders Manchester City in the other BBC One match on Sunday (16:00).

You can watch every goal on BBC Sport's website and app, as well as highlights shows on Saturday and Sunday (22:30).

BBC Radio 5 live and sports extra will provide comprehensive coverage.

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Reading assistant manager Andries Ulderink told BBC Radio Berkshire:

"Everyone can see we're struggling a bit at the moment more than we have done in recent history so the players have been working hard again in training and keeping focused.

"Sheffield Wednesday will provide another chance for us to get a win, gain some confidence in a game and hopefully use that for the next couple of league games.

"But, the FA Cup is also a competition we want to do well in so we go with a full squad to get a result at Hillsborough."

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Fluorescent yellow on white - never a great choice.

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Sanchez, Somerset, Sheffield and silverware.

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Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Alexis Sanchez had a couple of training sessions with us. He was not in his best condition but we think the best way for him to adapt and recover his normal fitness is to play. He loves to play and wants to play. For us it is not about Alexis it is about the match and the FA Cup. The FA Cup can have an incredible day tomorrow, but hopefully not tonight.

"I love the feeling of the Cup but I love the fact we have travelled far and brought Manchester United to a place we are not coming often.

"We were speaking about it [a new deal] for quite a time but no pressure as the club know clearly that I want to stay. This is where I want to be and where I love to be."

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at Huish Park

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Here's the dugout where Jose Mourinho will follow tonight's match from. Cosy.

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Only Juan Mata keeps his place from the Manchester United team which beat Burnley but that's still a pretty strong team.

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at Huish Park

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This family-friendly club doesn't often see big nights like this. I saw one excited fan outside the ground at 16:00 who said he was "buzzing" - and that was three hours ago!

Huish Park is already filling up, with plenty of chanting and singing already.

Lee Johnson, former Yeovil midfielder and now Bristol City manager of course, is in the tunnel with Darren Way and Jose Mourinho.

Johnson can pass on a few tips on how to beat this United team...

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Match of the Day commentator

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Most lower league clubs dream of drawing Manchester United once in a lifetime, but Yeovil now face their second match against the 12-time FA Cup winners in just over three years.

Both have changed their managers since their last meeting, and in Yeovil's case they've dropped a division, but for one game they can forget about being only two points above the League Two relegation zone and enjoy welcoming Jose Mourinho and his squad to Somerset.

United, who were shocked by Bristol City in the Carabao Cup , will look for their fifth successive victory in a quiet, efficient and professional manner.

Ellie Thomason
BBC Sport at Huish Park

This is dad Tom and son Ollie. Tom works in a factory that makes nets so decided to get a bit creative...

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Manchester United

New boy Alexis Sanchez does indeed start for Manchester United.

Full team news to come.

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