Legendary commentator John Motson has died at the age of 77
He covered 10 World Cups, 10 European Championships and 29 FA Cup finals for BBC Sport
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A highlights reel that covered 2,500 games over 50 years.
That's all from us today, when we said farewell to a broadcasting legend.
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"Radford again. OH WHAT A GOAL! What a goal! Radford the scorer" - The blistering strike from non-league Hereford's Ronnie Radford that helped put Newcastle out of the FA Cup in 1972 and placed Motson on the map as a commentator.
"For those of you watching in black and white, Spurs are in the all-yellow strip" -Commentating on a Tottenham game.
"Villa...AND STILL RICKY VILLA! What a fantastic run! He's scored!" - Ricky Villa's winning goal for Spurs in the 1981 FA Cup final replay.
"And there it is, the Crazy Gang have beaten the Culture Club!" - The final whistle as Wimbledon defeated Liverpool in the 1988 FA Cup final.
"This is almost fantasy football" - Norwich City go 2-0 up against Bayern Munich in the Olympic Stadium during the Canaries' Uefa Cup run of 1993.
"Ohhh, this is getting better and better and better. One, two, three for Michael Owen!" - Owen completes his hat-trick in England's 5-1 win over Germany in 2001.
"And the referee has gone across now with his hand in his pocket. He's been told about it. He's off, it's red, it's Zidane! You can't excuse that - Zidane's career ends in disgrace!" - Zinedine Zidane's sending off in the 2006 World Cup
John Motson: Five great moments from iconic BBC Sport commentator
Tributes have poured in from around the football world after the death of commentator John Motson.
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Another memorable Motty moment.
When Ronaldo was missing from Brazil's 1998 World Cup final teamsheet.
John Motson: When Ronaldo was missing from Brazil's 1998 World Cup final teamsheet
Before we go...
We've brought you the sad news today that John Motson has died at the age of 77.
Here, he reminisces about his career as a football commentator
John Motson reminisces about his career as a football commentator
West Ham v Nottm Forest
Nottingham Forest
Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper on team news ahead of Saturday's match at West Ham: "Serge [Aurier] has added to the injury list, he’s going to be out for three to four weeks. It’s one of those things we have to get on with."
"Injuries are how it can go sometimes and it’s not what you want to happen but it’s something we are having to contend with at the moment. We can still put a team out at the weekend, we can still play well and we can still go and win which is what we want."
On opponents West Ham: "Really tough game. I see a team with really good players, I see a really experienced and good manager who I have a lot of time and respect for. It’s a Premier League game away from home so it’s going to be a tough game. They have some real dangerous players, are a real dangerous opponent and its something we have to prepare for in the right way."
Man Utd v Barcelona (20:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesPanic alarms won't be sounded at Manchester United if they fail to beat Barcelona and Newcastle this week, says Laurie Whitwell, who covers Erik ten Hag's side for The Athletic.
Speaking before tonight's Europa League play-off second leg against Barcelona, he told BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily: "It’s evenly poised, but I feel United have got a unison about them, a sort of creative team work that they can figure out different moments in games and bring different chances to the table.
"I think they will be ok and even if the match goes away from them they will be able to figure it out.
"People can see there is something building under Erik ten Hag. He seems very calm in press conferences. He understands these are two huge games. If they go and beat Barcelona and beat Newcastle that is a rubber stamp on what a brilliant first season he has had.
"It could go the other way and the champagne could be put on ice, but I feel it is beyond that. He has a great group of players here that understand their roles and he has been so good with the discipline that the building blocks are in place for future success."
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BBC football correspondent John Murray pays a special tribute to commentator John Motson, who has died at the age of 77.
Fulham v Wolves (Fri, 20:00 GMT)
Fulham
Fulham manager Marco Silva on dreaming of a European place, with the club sixth in the Premier League ahead of Friday's match at home to Wolves: "I am not the guy who likes to dream too much. Of course I am ambitious. We are showing our ambition and desire on the pitch. But to dream is for the fans. I like them to dream. But for us no - for us it is game by game. We have to prepare the players with full ambition to win each football match."
Fulham v Wolves (Fri, 20:00 GMT)
Fulham
Fulham manager Marco Silva had no new injury updates ahead of Friday's Premier League match at home to Wolves, but said striker Aleksandr Mitrovic faced a race to be fit: "It will be difficult for him to be ready, but we have some more time until tomorrow.
"Today he was on the pitch already, working outside. So let's see what will be the news tomorrow."
West Ham v Nottm Forest (Sat, 15:00 GMT)
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Leicester v Arsenal (Sat, 15:00 GMT)
Leicester City
Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers on Saturday's opponents Arsenal: "They’ve had a fantastic season. You sensed that right at the beginning of the season when we played each other, there was a good feeling around the place and that’s continued throughout the season.
"Both teams want to play, that’s the identity and philosophy of both Mikel [Arteta] and myself. Like all games against the top teams, you have to do the basics well and then believe in your football that you can create and score goals."
Fulham manager Marco Silva has also been talking ahead of Friday's Premier League match at home to Wolves. Earlier, the club paid this tribute to John Motson on Twitter:
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Leicester v Arsenal (Sat, 15:00 GMT)
Leicester City
Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers paid tribute to legendary commentator John Motson, who has died at the age of 77, while speaking ahead of Saturday's match at home to Arsenal: "I think we all grew up with him. When I first moved into management, he was very supportive and I was always grateful for that. His knowledge of football was incredible. It’s so sad."
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Everton
Image source, Getty ImagesAs mentioned, England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has agreed a new deal with Everton.
The 28-year-old was approaching the last 12 months of his contract at Goodison Park and had been linked with a move to Tottenham Hotspur.
Pickford joined Everton from Sunderland for £30m in 2017 and has gone on to make 222 appearances for the club.
"He is a very good player. It is a sign he is enjoying the new regime and has accepted what we are looking to offer," said new manager Sean Dyche.
The Toffees have won two of their three games under Dyche and lie 16th in the table.
Everton v Aston Villa (Sat, 15:00 GMT)
Everton
Everton boss Sean Dyche on Jordan Pickford agreeing new deal: "I'm not bothered about release clauses, but he is a very good player, a good servant and he'll continue to be that.
"It is a sign he is enjoying our new regime and what we have to offer. He's been a fantastic player. Any way we can help him to continue his development, we'll do."
Everton v Aston Villa (Sat, 15:00 GMT)
Everton
Everton manager Sean Dyche on Government plans to introduce an independent football regulator: "We'll have to wait and see, but if they are putting something in place that is good for the whole game, then that is fair.
"Football has got so big that it has to be looked at."
Everton v Aston Villa (Sat, 15:00 GMT)
Everton
Everton boss Sean Dyche has been speaking before the Toffees face Aston Villa this weekend. He was asked about the death of legendary BBC commentator John Motson: "A legend. His voice alone, but he was a top fella as well, when I met him a few times. Sad loss."