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United and Leeds set to renew hostilities

Leeds are two divisions lower than Manchester United, but the intense rivalry born in the Seventies lingers onThere's a big game taking place at Old Trafford this afternoon. The television cameras will be there, the biggest crowd of the weekend will turn up even if the occasion is not quite sold...

Simon Grayson: 'I want to be a Premier League manager here'

The two substitutes received a rousing ovation as they jogged towards the section of the QPR ground where Leeds United's supporters were massed. The man wearing No 12, Eric Cantona, reciprocated. The No 14, Simon Grayson, told him: "Don't worry. That's for me, not you."

Coy Coyle makes quick exit after Burnley see off Dons

The question at Stadium MK last night, after Burnley held off MK Dons' spirited rally to win this third-round tie, was which team will Owen Coyle be looking out for when this afternoon's fourth-round draw is made – Burnley or Bolton?

Cahill calls time on upset as classy Carlisle cry foul

The scoreline flattered last season's runners-up, whose place in the fourth round was not assured until Leighton Baines converted a penalty deep into stoppage time after their League One opponents had surprised a Goodison crowd primed for a stroll with some good quality football that deserved...

Outside the Box: Murray's foot-in-mouth gaffes keep us all amused

What's said in the dressing-room stays in there – so says a time-honoured football maxim. Matt Murray does not adhere to it, fortunately for the wider world, the Wolves keeper having used his time while recovering from a serious knee injury to chronicle Molineux's finest foot-in-mouth gaffes....

Forster wants Seagulls deal

Brighton captain Nicky Forster is hoping to be offered a new contract to stay at the club next season.

Fulham 1-0 Swindon Town

Despite themselves, Fulham have progressed to the fourth round of the FA Cup, thanks to a first-half goal from Bobby Zamora and some deeply unimpressive opposition.The league table will tell you 41 places separate Swindon from Fulham, but in reality they are worlds apart and the Premier League side...

Shrimpers ready Barnard offer

Southend chairman Ron Martin is ready to offer Lee Barnard a 'much improved contract' to stay at Roots Hall.