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The Women's FA Cup fourth round draw will be made from 09:30 GMT and this is the stage Women's Super League clubs enter the competition.

Women's Championship teams entered in the last round. The 16 ties made today will be played on 14 January.

Hosting the event, which you can watch on the competition's Instagram, external, will be Flo Lloyd Hughes who will be joined by former England player Gilly Flaherty.

The ball numbers for the clubs still involved are:

1 Arsenal, 2 Aston Villa, 3 Brighton & Hove Albion, 4 Bristol City, 5 Chelsea, 6 Everton, 7 Leicester City, 8 Liverpool

9 Manchester City, 10 Manchester United, 11 Tottenham Hotspur, 12 West Ham United, 13 Sheffield United, 14 Newcastle United, 15 Burnley, 16 Derby County

17 Sunderland, 18 Birmingham City, 19 Blackburn Rovers, 20 Nottingham Forest, 21 Durham, 22 Hull City or Wolverhampton Wanderers, 23 Crystal Palace, 24 Watford

25 London City Lionesses, 26 Reading, 27 Luton Town or Keynsham Town, 28 Southampton FC Women, 29 Plymouth Argyle, 30 Ipswich Town or Lewes, 31 Moneyfields, 32 Charlton Athletic

This just in from Fifa chief Gianni Infantino after a Turkish referee was punched to the ground.

"There is absolutely no place for violence in football, on or off the field. Events following the Turkish Süper Lig match between MKE Ankaragücü and Çaykur Rizespor are totally unacceptable and have no place in our sport or society," he said.

"Without match officials there is no football. Referees, players, fans and staff have to be safe and secure to enjoy the game, and I call on the relevant authorities to ensure that this is strictly implemented and respected at all levels."

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Harry Kane has scored six goals at Old Trafford. Most recently, he netted twice for England in their seven-goal hammering of North Macedonia in June.

He also got two in Tottenham's famous 6-1 win in 2020. Manchester United fans do not need to be reminded of the striker's quality, which is why so many of them felt Kane should have been the club's number one transfer target in the summer.

BBC Sport has previously been told the club struggle to do 'hard' deals.

In this instance, there was certainly no guarantee Levy would sell to a direct rival. Even Kane's move to Bayern was dragged out, to the extent of a delay being encountered just as the forward was about to fly to Germany to complete his move.

But there was a feeling in the game that Tottenham's former owner Joe Lewis had decided Kane would not be allowed to go into the final year of his contract, and that if the striker didn't sign a new one, he would be sold.

Bayern made their pitch early and eventually got their man.

Read the full article here.

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There is a subtle irony in Harry Kane's first club game in England since signing for Bayern Munich being against Manchester United at Old Trafford.

United were linked with Kane virtually every summer. Many thought when the 30-year-old finally left Tottenham, that is where he would end up.

But the move never happened.

Instead, it was Bayern who pushed and pushed and eventually persuaded Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy to let Kane go in August.

United backed away, feeling that executing the transfer would be too expensive, too difficult and would take too long. Instead they signed Rasmus Hojlund.

Comparisons between Kane and the 20-year-old Denmark forward are unfair.

One is an experienced, proven goalscorer, the other is a youngster of huge potential, just making his way in the game.

Read more on Kane here.

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England captain Harry Kane has scored 18 goals in 13 league matches since he joined Bayern Munich in the summer.

Will he score at Old Trafford tonight? Use the thumbs below to let us know.

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Manager Erik Ten Hag says Manchester United can "beat any opponent" as they need to beat Bayern Munich to reach the Champions League last 16.

United must win Tuesday's game and hope Copenhagen draw with Galatasaray in order to progress from Group A.

"We are not consistent but we have good performances," he said. "If we are in the right spirit, we are able to beat any opponent."

Defender Victor Lindelof remains an injury doubt for United.

A draw against Bayern would see them finish third and enter the Europa League group stage, if Galatasaray's game against Copenhagen does not end in a draw.

Read more here.

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BBC Sport

It was the final answer of the news conference when Scott McTominay used the word "toxic". In defending the current United manager, he admitted the dressing room had turned against previous ones.

The assumption must be if it has happened before, it can happen again.

Manchester United have an enormous week ahead of them. Bayern Munich, followed by Liverpool on Sunday. The difference in mood between two victories and two defeats is vast.

Sadly for Ten Hag, his solution for the maddening inconsistency that has blighted United this season, the return of personnel, will not be solved in days. Lisandro Martinez, in particular, is not expected to be back before Christmas.

For all the positive elements of their performance against Galatasaray, they did not win, and the triumph against Chelsea last week has been put into perspective by the Blues' dismal display at Goodison Park on Sunday.

No-one can really know which United will turn up at Old Trafford on Tuesday. But, after their 5-1 defeat by Frankfurt at the weekend, everyone can be pretty sure that Bayern - their status as group winners already assured - will be hugely motivated.

Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay says the atmosphere under Erik Ten Hag is not "a little bit toxic" - as it has been under previous managers.

The pressure on Ten Hag was eased by Wednesday's win over Chelsea, but has been increased again after a limp performance in Saturday's 3-0 home loss to Bournemouth.

United must now beat Bayern Munich on Tuesday and hope Copenhagen and Galatasaray draw to reach the knockout stage of the Champions League.

"It is the players' responsibility first and foremost, the players know that as well," said McTominay pre-match.

"We have had many amazing players over that time and I feel like we are at the stage where we have big characters in the dressing room.

"It is just not the case like [with] some of the other managers where it has been a little bit toxic at times.

"The boys are firmly behind the manager and that is the be all and end all. I have said that in many other interviews. That is the way it will remain.

"We have got amazing coaching staff as well. So, yes, people can get lost in translation and get carried away with what the players think and what they say behind closed doors - we just want to do well for the football club and it is as simple as that."

Here is what we have for you today, subject to change.

• More reaction to the Turkish referee punch and what can be done to protect officials.
• Champions League build-up. Manchester United and Arsenal are in action later.
• The Women’s FA Cup draw at 09:30.
• Plus much more news, gossip and debate.

After the shocking scenes in Turkey, we want your reaction to what's happened.

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A reminder of that news from Turkey where domestic football has been suspended after a referee was punched to the ground by a club president following a top-flight game on Monday.

Halil Umut Meler was struck by MKE Ankaragucu president Faruk Koca, who ran on to the pitch after his team conceded a 97th-minute equaliser in a 1-1 Super Lig draw with Caykur Rizespor.

"The matches in all leagues have been postponed indefinitely," Turkish FA [TFF] chairman Mehmet Buyukeksi said in a news conference.

"This attack is a night of shame for Turkish football," he added.

Meler received several blows from others as he lay on the turf and suffered injuries including a minor fracture.

Full story.

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The Daily Mail

The back page of the Daily Mail brands the attack on the Turkish referee as "a disgrace," whilst also choosing to feature Erik ten Hag's rallying call to his squad.

Daily Mirror

Erik ten Hag leads the Mirror with a similar message of the Manchester United boss needing his players to show "the right mental approach" in their Champions League game tonight amid pressure on the Dutchman's position.

The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph focus on former Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel's return to Old Trafford tonight and his hopes of ending United's Champions League campaign.

The German giants have already won the group and qualified for the knockout stages but are in "no mood to go easy" on Erik ten Hag's side.

The Daily Express

The Daily Express is also leading with Erik ten Hag following Monday’s news conference where he called his side "inconsistent."

The Dutchman will need his players to "show they care" tonight when they host six-time Champions League winners Bayern Munich.

The Daily Star

The Daily Star is leading with Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag before tonight's all -or-nothing Champions League clash with Bayern Munich.

They also report that West Ham boss David Moyes is not likely to be offered a new contract with the club and could depart at the end of the season.

We’ll have more reaction and discussion around the Turkish referee being punched throughout the day.

Next though, it is onto the back pages and a look at Manchester United before an itemised agenda.