Steve Adams: Whats the BBC Football "Get Involved" question gonna be tonight? I could do a 2 hour special on why Ranieri needs to go, and Jokanvic should come back!

Sorry Steve, maybe another night!

The draw for the last 16 of the Europa League draw also took place today and Arsenal will play French side Rennes, while Chelsea face Ukraine's Dynamo Kiev.

The Premier League clubs avoided Serie A's second and third-placed sides Napoli, who face FC Salzburg, and Inter Milan, who play Eintracht Frankfurt.

Arsenal boss Unai Emery's former club Sevilla face Slavia Prague and Celtic's conquerors Valencia play FC Krasnodar.

Arsenal and Chelsea will both play at home in the first leg on 7 March with the return games a week later.

Here's the full draw.

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Aleksandar Mitrovic has scored 40% of Fulham's goals in the Premier League this season - the highest figure for any player in the division.

He scored in their first two away league games but has failed to net in their subsequent 11 matches on the road afterwards.

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He's due one...

West Ham winger Michail Antonio is making his 100th Premier League appearance today.

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It's not just the Premier League this weekend - it's the first round of the FA People's Cup.

The nation's biggest five-a-side tournament will feature an amazing variety of teams and stories, including this lot...

Find out how teams up and down the country get on with our live coverage on Saturday, 23 & Sunday, 24 February.

Rhys Rosser: I would have thought most people would rather be going to a home game.

Carabao Cup finalists Manchester City and Chelsea aren't in Premier League action, while a tight game is expected between in-form Manchester United and joint-leaders Liverpool.

Here's our Premier League fantasy football guide for this weekend's fixtures.

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BBC Radio 5 live

Build-up to tonight's match between West Ham and Fulham starts at 19:00 GMT on BBC Radio 5 live.

Conor McNamara and Matt Upson are on the mics.

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West Ham are inconsistent but, even if they have a bad day, it is hard to make much of a case for a Fulham side who are yet to win on the road in the league this season, and have the worst away record in the Premier League.

Prediction: 2-0

Lawro's full predictions

No manager in Premier League history has said the same word more often in a short space of time than Claudio Ranieri and 'fight.'

Fulham

Fulham manager Claudio Ranieri: "We have to fight, every match is important in the fight for survival. It is difficult because they have very good players.

"They [West Ham] are safe and for us it is important to show our strength and I want to see my players make their destiny."

Watford

Watford head coach Javi Gracia: "Cardiff need the points and I must convince my players we need them as well. We have to show it.

"I know how difficult it will be for us to win on Friday. It will be a demanding game as they are in their best moment of the season after winning two games [in a row]. Playing there will be difficult.

"They have changed something, with some players, some players in other positions. They have another balance and now they are competing better."

No team has scored more 90th-minute goals in the Premier League this season than Cardiff (5), with three of those being winning goals – also a joint league-high.

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I backed Watford to win at QPR in the FA Cup because I thought they could match the Championship side physically, and I think it will be a similar story here.

Prediction: 1-2

Lawro's full predictions

Cardiff have made three changes to the side which featured in their last Premier League match.

Sean Morrison comes back in to captain the side, while Josh Murphy and Leandro Bacuna also start.

Aron Gunnarsson, Bobby Reid and Lee Peltier are the players to drop out.

Cardiff XI: Etheridge, Bennett, Morrison, Ecuele Manga, Arter, Ralls, Murphy, Paterson, Bacuna, Bamba, Niasse

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There are two changes to the Watford side. Ken Sema and Jose Holebas are the players to drop out of the team.

Roberto Pereyra and Adam Masina come into the starting XI.

Watford XI: Foster, Janmaat, Mariappa, Deulofeu, Deeney, Masina, Cathcart, Doucoure, Hughes, Capoue, Pereyra

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Neither side has played since 9 February, so there may be some rustiness to shake off in the opening exchanges.

The big West Ham team news comes on the bench, where Argentine midfielder Manuel Lanzini returns to the squad after eight months out with a knee injury.

On the pitch, Pablo Zabaleta replaces Ryan Fredericks in the only change to the draw against Crystal Palace last time out.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Zabaleta, Diop, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Rice, Antonio, Noble, Snodgrass, Anderson, Hernandez.

Fulham make three significant changes to the side that lost at home to Manchester United.

Teenage star Ryan Sessegnon returns, as does skipper Tom Cairney. There's a debut for January signing Harvard Nordtveit...against his old club.

Fulham XI: Rico, Odoi, Ream, Chambers, Nordtveit, Bryan, Seri, Cairney, Sessegnon, Babel, Mitrovic.

Every game is a big game for Fulham and Cardiff while they remain in a relegation battle. Claudio Ranieri's side are in trouble having only picked up 17 points this season and not a single one on the road - the only side in the Premier League not to.

They remain eight points from safety, while Cardiff sit just one point above the drop zone.

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It's been a much better season for Watford and West Ham, who are both sitting comfortably in the top half of the table.

Watford have surpassed all expectations and are currently in a mini battle to be crowned champions of the 'outside of the top six' group. They are two points behind seventh-placed Wolves and could overtake them with victory tonight against Cardiff.

The Hammers are level on points with Everton and Bournemouth and are nine points above the relegation zone with a far superior goal difference so aren't in any real danger.

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You're a loyal fan. You're travelling to the game tonight after a long, hard day at work and you won't get back until late. It's Friday and all your mates are out, soaking up the nice weather.

Nobody likes a Friday night away game do they? So what would you rather be doing?

Turning over a few steaks on the bbq, opening up a few tinnies in the back garden or going to a music gig?

Send in your thoughts using #bbcfootball or by texting 81111 if you're in the UK.

The biggest news today is that Chelsea have been banned from signing players in the next two transfer windows for breaching rules in relation to youth players.

The ban, until the end of January 2020, does not prevent the release of players and will not apply to their women's and futsal teams.

Chelsea have said they will appeal against the decision.

They have also been fined £460,000, while the Football Association has been fined £390,000.

Read more about that here.

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