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1. 'He is here with us' - Macclesfield make FA Cup history on emotional day

   Non-league Macclesfield made FA Cup history by knocking out holders Crystal Palace on a memorable but emotional day - their victory achieved against a backdrop of tragedy.

2. Frank's failing Spurs knocked out of FA Cup by Aston Villa

   Goals from Emiliano Buendia and Morgan Rogers knock a wasteful Tottenham Hotspur side out of the FA Cup to pile more pressure on manager Thomas Frank.

3. Time-wasting by goalkeepers can harm WSL 'attractiveness'

   Arsenal manager Renee Slegers says time-wasting by goalkeepers in the Women's Super League can harm the "attractiveness" of the game.

4. 'He just nails it every time' - Emery's tactics too good for Tottenham

   Former FA Cup winners Danny Murphy and Micah Richards praise the work Unai Emery is doing at Aston Villa and analyse the tactics behind Villa's first goal in their 2-1 win against Tottenham Hotspur in their FA Cup third round tie.

5. Searle hat-trick keeps Tigers knockout hopes alive

   Fly-half Billy Searle scores a second-half hat-trick as Leicester Tigers keep their knockout hopes alive in the Investec Champions Cup with a dominant win over Bayonne.

6. 'Humble' Semenyo steals show in FA Cup mauling

   Antoine Semenyo signed off at Bournemouth in fairytale fashion and makes start to life at Manchester City in a similarly dreamy manner during 10-1 FA Cup win over League One Exeter City.

7. Newcastle win on penalties after epic six-goal thriller

   Newcastle United and Bournemouth play out a six-goal thriller, after a Harvey Barnes goal in the 118th minute is cancelled out by Marcus Tavernier's equaliser minutes later, with Newcastle progressing on penalties.

8. Given apologises for Holocaust remark

   Former Premier League goalkeeper Shay Given "unreservedly" apologises for describing Wilfried Nancy's short time as Celtic manager as an "absolute Holocaust" on BBC show Final Score.

9. Non-league Macclesfield stun FA Cup holders Crystal Palace

   Sixth-tier Macclesfield FC beat reigning champions Crystal Palace. With 117 places between the teams, it's the biggest upset in FA Cup history.

10. 'It's double figures' - Manchester City score 10 as they thrash Exeter

    Seven-time winners Manchester City cruise into the fourth round of the FA Cup by thrashing League One side Exeter City 10-1, with new signing Antoine Semenyo scoring a debut goal at Etihad Stadium.

11. Roefs the hero as Sunderland beat Everton on penalties

    Robin Roefs saves three out of three penalties as Sunderland knocked out Everton in the third round of the FA Cup.

12. 'Crisp, concise, clinical' - Rogers doubles Villa's lead at Tottenham

    Morgan Rogers doubles Aston Villa's lead at Tottenham in their FA Cup third round match as the pressure increases on Spurs manager Thomas Frank.

13. 'My best foot's my head!' - Dawson proud after shock Macclesfield win

    Macclesfield captain Paul Dawson says "it means the world" after his side secured a shock win against Premier League side Crystal Palace, as the non-league team knocked out the defending champions with a 2-1 win.

14. Macclesfield fans invade the pitch after beating Palace

    The Macclesfield fans invade the pitch after beating last season's FA Cup winners Crystal Palace, in the biggest upset in FA Cup history.

15. Stunning late Cisse strike sees Stoke beat Coventry

    Lamine Cisse's wonder goal two minutes from time sees Stoke City snatch victory against Championship rivals Coventry City and move into round four of the FA Cup.

16. Is Macclesfield beating Crystal Palace greatest FA Cup upset?

    After Macclesfield beat FA Cup holders Crystal Palace in the third round, BBC Sport looks at 10 of the biggest upsets in the competition's history.

17. Barcelona want Rashford to stay - Sunday gossip

    Barcelona want Marcus Rashford to stay beyond his loan, Aston Villa eyeing a return for Tammy Abraham, Manchester United hoping to beat Arsenal and sign teenager Igor Tyjon, plus more.

18. Bristol beat Bulls in astonishing 16-try contest

    Bristol Bears qualify for the Champions Cup knockout stage by winning an astonishing 16-try contest with the Bulls in Pretoria.

19. Strand Larsen scores hat-trick as Wolves thrash Shrewsbury

    Striker Jorgen Strand Larsen's hat-trick ends his Wolves goal drought as he fires them past League Two Shrewsbury into the FA Cup fourth round.

20. Supersub Wilson sparks Fulham comeback against Middlesbrough

    Harry Wilson came on to help his side avoid a potential upset, as Fulham score three second half goals to beat Middlesbrough.