Cup Headlines

Wordsworth helped Wimbledon, the side bottom of League One, stun Premier League West Ham 4-2 in the fourth round last month and is craving another upset against Millwall.

Doncaster Rovers have banked around £400,000 in prize money by reaching the fifth round for the first time since 1956, and will earn a further £360,000 if they make the last eight.

Tom Curran hopes he can bring his Big Bash success to the Caribbean on Saturday with the battle for World Cup places hotting up at start of the white-ball leg of England’s West Indies tour.

Jamille Matt was Newport's goal-scoring hero in their third-round win over Leicester. Here, the striker spills the beans on their preparations for Saturday evening's huge clash with Man City

Lampard’s squad have been staying in hotels since Tuesday night, after deciding not to return to the Midlands between Wednesday’s 1-1 draw at Ipswich and Saturday's FA Cup match in Sussex.

KIERAN GILL AT LOFTUS ROAD: Javi Gracia believes Watford can achieve something special this season after they became the first side to secure passage to the FA Cup’s quarter-finals.

The gelding who has won at the last two Festivals had been an expected runner in the Red Mills Chase at Gowran Park but Philip Reynolds insisted his absence was no cause for alarm.

Wilfried Zaha has been banned for Crystal Palace's FA Cup fifth-round trip to Doncaster as additional punishment for sarcastically applauding referee Andre Marriner.

Roy Hodgson could hand Michy Batshuayi his first Crystal Palace start in their FA Cup fifth-round clash against Doncaster on Sunday. He has made two appearances from the bench so far.

Police have identified 12 men they want to speak to after supporters clashed in Southwark, south London, before Millwall took on Everton in the FA Cup fourth round back on January 26.

Sergio Aguero, Leroy Sane and the Manchester City players enjoyed a training session in the bright February sunshine. They are preparing to play Newport in the FA Cup on Saturday.

County are 82 places below Premier League leaders City in the football pyramid, but Flynn believes his underdogs can add Pep Guardiola's side to the list of recent Rodney Parade victims.

Planning and discussions with several countries and governments remain in the early stages following the success of last year's Ryder Cup in Paris, where Europe beat the USA 17½-10½.

Pep Guardiola claimed it is Newport County's prerogative should the minnows wish to dirty their pitch as he prepares his Manchester City side to travel to Wales for their FA Cup meeting.

The FA Cup has reached the fifth round stage and takes centre stage over the next four days. Only seven Premier League clubs remain in an open field and we take you through each of the ties.

With transfer fees of the Welsh side's squad adding to £50,000, there are fewer gulfs coming up against Manchester City's £450million juggernaut. Sportsmail looks at the two sides before they meet.

Leon Smith's side were handed a wild card for the 18-nation World Cup-style event that will take place from November 18-24 and, as one of the top six seeds, were put into Group E.

England go into the series top of the global rankings after revolutionising their approach to 50-over cricket over the past four years, and make no secret of the fact they fancy their chances.

With the Hornets comfortably positioned eighth in the Premier League, Gracia has turned his attention towards Friday's fifth-round clash at a flagging Queens Park Rangers.

Coady made the semi-finals of the competition while at Sheffield United, losing to Hull at Wembley, and the defender recognises the opportunity of silverware that has opened up for Wolves.

EXCLUSIVE BY MIKE DICKSON: You could not accuse Pique of thinking small when it comes to his company's partial takeover of the Davis Cup, one of the most historic competitions in any sport.

Northampton Saints have announced the signing of two-time World Cup winning tighthead prop Owen Franks. The 31-year-old New Zealander is to join from the Canterbury Crusaders in the summer.

The England and Stoke City legend missed out on a knighthood because officials reportedly lost papers, only to find them and tell his friends that he was being considered again days before he died.

British players will be free to represent their clubs in Europe in the event of a no-deal Brexit, European Rugby chiefs have confirmed.