Summary

  • Manchester United face Bayern Munich in the Champions League needing a win (20:00)

  • Arsenal travel to PSV Eindhoven (17:45)

  • Turkish club president apologises

  • Turkish referee Halil Umut Meler punched by KE Ankaragucu president Faruk Koca

  • Football in Turkey suspended after incident in Super Lig match against Caykur Rizespor

  • Women's FA Cup fourth round draw - defending champions Chelsea to host West Ham

  • Get Involved: #bbcfootball, via WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply)

Live Reporting

Harry De Cosemo, Katie Stafford, Sarah Rendell and Tasnim Chowdhury

  1. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    Durham v Manchester City

  2. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    Bristol City v Liverpool

  3. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    Ipswich town or Lewes v Charlton Athletic

  4. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    Plymouth Argyle v Nottingham Forest

  5. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    Luton Town or Keynsham Town v Brighton & Hove Abion

  6. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    Arsenal v Watford

  7. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    Reading v Hull City or Wolverhampton Wanderers

  8. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    Crystal Palace v Blackburn Rovers

  9. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    Defending champions Chelsea v West Ham

  10. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    Tottenham v Sheffield United

  11. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    London City Lionesses v Moneyfields

  12. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    Burnley v Birmingham City

  13. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    Sunderland v Southampton

  14. The draw begins

    Women's FA Cup fourth round draw

    The Women's FA Cup fourth round draw has begun! First up we have...

    Derby County v Leicester City

  15. Women's FA Cup fourth round draw on the way

    Women's Super League teams join the Women's FA Cup in the fourth round and they'll find out their opponents shortly.

    Fixtures are scheduled for the weekend of 13-14 January, the weekend before the WSL returns from its winter break.

    Championship clubs entered the competition in the last round and all who played their games progressed.

  16. Get Involved - Your views on referee abuse

    #bbcfootball, WhatsApp 03301231826, text 81111 (UK only, standard rates apply)

    It was only a matter of time before a referee was physically assaulted. The game should be ashamed of itself. For the gross amount of money in football how has rugby got it so right and football so so wrong. Major changes needed.

    Pamela

    The British FAs should introduce this immediately :- Only captains are allowed to speak to the referee. Players who crowd around the referee get yellow cards with no appeal plus fine Shouting at the referee is a red card with no appeal plus heavy fine Pushing the referee is a longer suspension and a fine for the club. Punching the referee is physical assault and should be a criminal charge. This will stop it and set the example to others

    Anon

  17. Gossip - United looking to swap Sancho

    Jadon SanchoGetty Images

    Reports in Spain are pointing to Manchester United wanting to swap England winger Jadon Sancho, 23, with Barcelona's Brazil winger Raphinha, 26.

    Sancho has fallen out of favour at the Premier League club.

  18. Get Involved - Your views on referee abuse

    #bbcfootball, via WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply)

    As a grassroots referee, what chance have we got on Sundays when we see owners behaving like this? I can understand managers and players to a certain extent, as long as there's respect and control, but when an owner enters the field and assaults a match official like this then we know we have a lot of work to do from top to bottom. Jail and a ban of at least 10 years from any involvement in sport should follow to set a standard.

    Marc

  19. Fourth-tier Moneyfields into fourth round

    Fourth-tier Moneyfields became the lowest-ranked side to reach this season's Women's FA Cup fourth round with a 1-0 home win over Millwall on Sunday.

    Fifth-tier Luton Town will become the lowest-ranked team if they beat fourth-division Keynsham Town on 17 December. Sunday's tie was postponed because of a waterlogged pitch.

    There are still three spots in today's fourth-round draw to be decided after Sunday's postponements.

  20. Prize money uplift makes an impact

    The Football Association has doubled the prize money for this season's Women's FA Cup from the third round onwards.

    That comes after a ten-fold increase last season.

    Winning clubs in the last round received £35,000 and that increases to £54,000 in the fourth round.

    The competition's total prize fund for this season is now £6m.