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Yet despite having played only twice in October – for England – Van Gaal believes the 28-year-old will be match fit to face City.

The Department for International Development will be match funding all donations to Solar Aid, and the Farm Africa project in Ethiopia.

All donations going to Solar Aid or the Katine project run by Farm Africa to support a rural development project in Ethiopia will be match funded by the British government.

As ever, there will be Match of the Day highlights on both Saturday and Sunday and the BBC's Get Inspired will be holding participation events which will tie in with key FA Cup moments.

I'd say Manchester United are the favorites, if only because there's no way Henry and Iniesta will be match fit (and who knows how long they'll play) and because dumb Dani Alves had to collect his zillionth yellow card of the season, resulting in a one-match man.

On the bright side, captain Wayne Rooney will be match fit in time for the match, as well as Radamel Falcao.

They've played a lot of cricket in the last two years, so at least they will be match-hardened.

Kieren Fallon will be match-fit for his return to race-riding in September if his busy work schedule on the Newmarket gallops is any guide.

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This adviser will be matched to your interests in Human Development.

He says the total will be matched by Democratic lawmakers.