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'My parents have been there for me, ever since I was about 7.' - David Beckham
Blackpool seal an FA Cup fifth-round tie at Everton after a convincing 3-0 victory at Sheffield Wednesday.
Swindon edge Barnet to seal a 2-1 aggregate victory and reach the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final at Wembley.
Liam Feeney's stunning late winner helps Millwall fight back to win 3-2 and dump Southampton out of the FA Cup at St Mary's.
Nathan Redmond's brilliant, late winner helps Birmingham defeat Portsmouth 1-0 and move up to third in the Championship.
Dunfermline fail to climb off the bottom of the Premier League table despite a spirited draw with Kilmarnock at East End Park.
The jury in the Harry Redknapp tax evasion trial is sent home for the day with deliberations to continue on Wednesday.
Stoke City lose their appeal to the Football Association over Robert Huth's red card against Sunderland.
Matt Tubbs scores his first goal since joining Bournemouth from Crawley as they beat Exeter with two late goals.
Crawley leapfrog Cheltenham at the top of League Two with a convincing victory over the Robins.
A report detailing the wide extent of match-fixing, racism and violence in European football will be released on Tuesday.
Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish insists Luis Suarez should never have been banned after the player returned against Spurs.
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson defends Fabio Capello's criticism of the FA after John Terry's removal as England captain.
Edwin van der Sar says goalkeeper David de Gea has to "deal" with his tough start to life at Manchester United.
Former England defender Graeme Le Saux says more needs to be done to support gay footballers in the sport.
Everton loanee Landon Donovan says it has been easy to settle during his second loan spell on Merseyside.
Two boys who racially abused Newcastle United's Sammy Ameobi on Twitter are issued with final warnings by police.
Marian Kello insists he will give his all for Hearts but the keeper fears he will be overlooked for the rest of the season.
Sunderland boss Martin O'Neill says the form of winger James McClean will have caught the attention of Republic of Ireland coach Giovanni Trapattoni.
The Attorney General defends contempt of court laws after deciding not to prosecute Joey Barton for Twitter comments on the John Terry case.
Heart of Midlothian Football Club is given eight days by tax officials to pay an outstanding bill or face liquidation.
Bristol City Football Club owner Steve Lansdown is named as the majority shareholder of Bristol Rugby Club.
Everton's Landon Donovan tells BBC Radio Merseyside his spell with Everton will ensure he is in peak condition to start the 2012 MLS season with the LA Galaxy when his loan deal finishes at the end of February.
Ex-Chelsea and Southampton defender Graeme Le Saux tells BBC Radio Jersey that he decided against shaking the hand of former England team-mate Robbie Fowler.
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish says he is "delighted" to see the return of Luis Suarez after he served an eight-game suspension and the Uruguayan "should never have been away".
Spurs assistant manager Kevin Bond says his side had to "defend for their lives" during their goalless draw against Liverpool at Anfield.
PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor says Fabio Capello's criticism of the FA is "bizarre" and may have affected England's chances at Euro 2012.
Portsmouth manager Michael Appleton tells BBC Radio Solent that the players have still not been paid, after claims from former owner Balram Chainrai that he had made up the short fall.
Former Liverpool, Manchester City and Germany midfielder Dietmar Hamann tells BBC Radio Manchester about the extent of his gambling addiction that plagued the end of his playing career.
Lee Dixon and Dion Dublin join Colin Murray on MOTD3 to look back on the weekend's action., including the controversial subject of two-footed tackles.
Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas says both his team and referee Howard Webb "lost control of the match" after seeing his side relinquish a 3-0 lead to draw 3-3 with Manchester United at Stamford Bridge.
A round-up of the best of the action from Saturday's Championship fixtures, including 10-man West Ham's exciting 2-1 victory over Millwall and a five-goal thriller between Ipswich and Coventry. (UK only).
Ten-man West Ham move four points clear at the top of the Championship table with a narrow derby win over London rivals Millwall at Upton Park. (UK only).
Managerless Leeds United record their first away win in five games with a comfortable victory over nine-man Bristol City. (UK only).
Michael Chopra's injury-time winner leaves Coventry City rooted to the bottom of the table and lifts Ipswich Town 10 points clear of the relegation zone. (UK only).
Will Buckley's 90th-minute winner sinks Leicester City to maintain Brighton's play-off chase. (UK only).
Southampton lose further ground on Championship leaders West Ham as they play out a draw against promotion hopefuls Birmingham at St Andrew's. (UK only).
Jay Rodriguez's solo goal rescues a point for Burnley and denies Peterborough their first win since Boxing Day. (UK only).
Blackpool winger Matt Phillips fired two late goals to snatch all three points for the Seasiders at promotion rivals Cardiff City. (UK only).
Middlesbrough remain without a league win since Boxing Day after being held to a goalless draw by Crystal Palace. (UK only).
John Eustace scores twice to help Watford to a victory over Barnsley. (UK only).
Motherwell ease past First division side Morton to earn a place in the draw for the last eight of the Scottish Cup. BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin describes the action from Fir Park (UK only).
Professional clubs consider the impact of Fifa's plans to end the emergency loan system
Remembering the work of the late Nottingham Forest owner
Kilmarnock manager Kenny Shiels says his players need to do everything they can to remain in the top six following their 1-1 draw with Dunfermline.
Newport County ease into the FA Trophy quarter-finals with a win over Carshalton.
Michael O'Neill is hopeful that Billy McKinlay and Tomy Wright will be appointed as his backroom team within the next week.
All the best action from Sunday's Premier League games
Owner Roman Abramovich has repeated last week's rare trip to Chelsea's training ground with another visit on Tuesday.
John Terry still wants to play for England despite being stripped of the captaincy for the second time, BBC Sport understands.
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