Friday's FA Cup thriller
Kick-off is at 14:55 ET/19:55 GMT and this game will be aired on SiriusXM FC and ESPN+ in the USA; TalkSport Radio UK and BBC Sport in the UK; and Sportsnet in Canada.
The most anticipated fixture on this list will be Friday's clash between Arsenal and Man United in the FA Cup. This fourth-round clash will see the competition's two most successful teams lock horns, with the Gunners having the home advantage.
Will Arsenal pull off another memorable FA Cup win over Man United
Last time Arsenal and Man Utd met in the #FACup, an ex-#MUFC man came back to haunt them.
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) January 25, 2019
What will tonight bring?
Find out from 19:30 GMT on @BBCOne #ARSMUN #bbcfacup pic.twitter.com/e8KbJ27SAU
However, it is the Red Devils that have been on the high. The team has won every single game under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer while Unai Emery's side has shown signs of weakness in recent games. This should make for an interesting game.
Solskjaer and Emery talk about the rivalry between their respective clubs
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer knows all about Man Utd v Arsenal...
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) January 25, 2019
... and it looks like Unai Emery has been doing his homework too!#ARSMUN #FACup#bbcfacup pic.twitter.com/eTCWeqX4Mm
Saturday's top-four Serie A showdown
Catch this game at 14:30 ET/19:30 GMT on Rai Italia America and ESPN+ in the USA; Eleven Sports 2 UK in the United Kingdom; DAZN, Rai Italia America, and TLN in Canada; Kayo Sports, Rai Italia Australia, and beIN Sports in Australia; and DAZN in Italy.
Two top-four sides in Italy will lock horns in this clash. For Napoli, already trailing Juventus by nine points, a win is a must if they wish to remain within touching distance of the league leader.
As for Milan, they hold the fourth and final Champions League spot by a single point. A slip up at home could be costly. The Rossoneri have just signed Krzysztof Piątek from Genoa to aid their campaign but Gattuso refused to reveal whether he would start on Saturday.
Gattuso reveals nothing on whether Piatek will start
Coach Gattuso: "Will Piatek start in #MilanNapoli? You'll find out tomorrow"
— AC Milan (@acmilan) January 25, 2019
Super Sunday
This game is scheduled for 10:15 GMT/15:15 ET on beIN Sports and Radio Barca in the USA; Eleven Sports in the UK; beIN Sports, DAZN, and Radio Barca in Canada; Kayo Sports, beIN Sports, and Radio Barca in Australia; beIN Sports and Movistar+ in Spain.
Fresh off their 2-0 loss in the Copa del Rey against Sevilla, Barcelona will return to action with a Catalan Derby. Valverde's men will make the trip to Girona, with Messi and Suarez likely to return to the lineup as they would not one to drop points in the league.
Kick-off is at 14:45 ET/19:45 GMT and you can follow this game live on beIN Sports in the USA; Eleven Sports in the UK; beIN Sports and DAZN in Canada; Kayo Sports and beIN Sports in Australia; and Movistar in Spain.
Catch this game at 14:30 ET/19:30 GMT on ESPN+ and Rai Italia America in the USA; Eleven Sports 2 UK in the United Kingdom; TLN, Rai Italia America, and DAZN in Canada; Rai Italia Australia, Kayo Sports, and beIN Sports in Australia; and Lazio Style Channel and Sky Italia in Italy.
Lazio knows that with AC Milan taking on Napoli, a win on Sunday could see them leapfrog the Rossoneri should Gattuso's men lose. However, the White and Sky Blues must end Juventus' unbeaten run in the league for that to happen.
Juventus players preparing for the Lazio clash
Going round the rondo #FinoAllaFine #ForzaJuve pic.twitter.com/XRvU0GD6WD
— JuventusFC (@juventusfcen) January 25, 2019
This game will commence at 11:00 ET/16:00 GMT and will be aired on ESPN+ in the USA; BT Sport, BBC Radio 5 Live, and TalkSport Radio UK in the United Kingdom; and Sportsnet in Canada.
After throwing away a 1-0 lead from the first leg to lose to Chelsea on penalties in the Carabao Cup semi-finals, Tottenham cannot afford to drop out of another competition. However, in the FA Cup, they will travel to Crystal Palace for a promising London derby. Back-to-back eliminations would be a humiliation for Pochettino's side.
Today's big headlines
Messi, Aguero join the plea to have the Salah search continue
On Thursday, it was announced that the search for Emiliano Salah had been called off as the odds of him surviving are "remote". However, this explanation was not acceptable for his family, as the player's sister alongside a number of fellow Argentine players called for the mission to continue.
Messi and other Argentine stars join the plea to resume the search for Sala
Lionel Messi have wrote an emotional message to the Emiliano Sala search teams:
— Oddschanger (@Oddschanger) January 25, 2019
Translation-
"As long as there's a chance, a thread of hope, we ask that you please #DontStopLooking for Emiliano. All of my strength and support to his family and friends. #PrayForSala"
pic.twitter.com/l7paylkQIv
We don't want to give up, we want to hold on to hope. That's why I also wish #NoDejenDeBuscar - don't call off the search. From the start, my thoughts have been with Emiliano, his family and friends #PrayForSala
— Sergio Kun Aguero (@aguerosergiokun) January 24, 2019
Hi, I'm Nicolás Otamendi. I'd like to express my sympathies to Emiliano's family, and urge the police to keep searching for the plane. There's still hope to find them alive. All my support to his family, and let's hope they get an answer urgently #prayforemilianosalapic.twitter.com/4k37Zgk3U1
— Nicolas Otamendi (@Notamendi30) January 24, 2019
Arsenal linked with Juan Mata
Arsenal was after Juan Mata when he joined Chelsea and when he moved to Man United, but the Gunners might now just land the Spaniard. This is according to reports that claim Unai Emery is keen to reunite with the midfielder, who can join them for free given that his contract expires next summer.
