earlier i met chris sutton to share his thoughts on what will be huge night for totte n ha m , on whatenham, how crucial will those away goals be? it's not done and dusted. i've spoken to some spurs fans already. there is nervous anticipation. you would have thought they'd done the hard work, nine minutes into the game in turin who thought they were out but they showed great character to get back into the game. a really classy performance, a 1—1 draw would do it, this is against juventus performance, a 1—1 draw would do it, this is againstjuventus side unbeaten in 19 games and they have theirstar unbeaten in 19 games and they have their star back tonight, paolo, a sensational player, they have won their last three away games by guess what,1—0! their last three away games by guess what, 1-0! how important could tottenham's away goals be? crucial. it is the approach that will be interesting. this is a spurs side who have made great strides under pochettino. but do they stick or twist? do they gopher broke from the start? i don't think so. i think they will be measured. they have great go

the former premier league winner and current bbc pundit chris sutton has said that he doesn't expectuke shaw to be at manchester united next season. the defender was criticised by managerjose mourniho for his performance during the weeekend's fa cup win over brighton. ido i do think it's part and parcel of professional sport, you know, players take personal responsibility as well, that there seems to be something in this mourinho— sure thing, we are not party to what goes on in that. but it does seem that mourinho has an agenda against luke shaw. if you have an agenda, don't play him. he could have played ashley young, he brought him on at half—time. you feel that united have to win, play your strongest teams. the scotland squad has trained for the first time since alex mcleish began his second spell as manager. they were forced indoors by the extreme weather as they prepared for friday's friendly against costa rica at hampden park and next tuesday's away game in hungary. alistair lamont was there. a smattering of applause from his players for alex mcleish‘s opening address. but the

all that to come later in the programme but first we're going to talk fa cup with chris sutton, a premiernner with blackburn in 1995. no major upsets for the weekend, the teams we would have expected to go into the hat for the semifinal draw. spurs against manchester united, spurs off the back of the win at swa nsea, spurs off the back of the win at swansea, now they have home advantage for their semifinal. is that right? yes, it is right. we knew this was a possibility before the season started so i don't know what everyone is moaning about. do i like it? no, i'm a traditionalist, i would prefer the games to be at a neutral venue but that is by the by. as a former player, you want to earn the right to go to wembley and i think a lot of fans feel the same way. how much of an advantage will it be for spurs? they didn't just beat united, they humiliated united on that particular day and they will feel buoyed by that and they will feel buoyed by that and they will feel buoyed by that and they will fancy it. it doesn't look like harry kane will be fit for that one so that will be a loss but u

the former premier league winner and current bbc pundit chris sutton has said he does not expect lukeer jose mourinho for his performance during the weekend's fa cup win over brighton. i think it is part and parcel of professional sport. i think players take personal responsible at the as well but there does seem to be something in this mourinho luke shaw thing where we are not party to what goes on in there, but it does seem that mourinho has an agenda against luke shaw. but if you have an agenda, don't play him, you could have played ashley young, he brought them on at half—time, a trophy which united you feel have the wind, play your strong esteem. that is all of the sport. we will be back with you in sportsday at half past ten. james, thank you very much indeed. the government has been told it needs to limit the amount of money that can be spent on fixed odds betting machines. they have been described as the crack cocaine of gambling with people being able to put up £200 a time. the gambling commission is advising the maximum sta ke commission is advising the maximum stake should

but he may have another reason to be unhappy this morning: the former england striker chris sutton hasdits for a style of football perceived to be unadventurous. meanwhile, sutton expects defender luke shaw to leave the club at the end of the season. the 22—year—old has barely featured for united under mourinho, with the manager publicly criticising the full—back during his time at old trafford... ido i do think it is part and parcel of professional sport. players take responsibility but there seems to be something in thisjose mourinho thing. we are not party to what goes on in there. it seems that barinia has an agenda against luke shaw. if you have an agenda, play. —— jose mourinho. well, the controversial var technology was available in manchester united's fa cup win against brighton over the weekend but it wasn't required. no such luxuries available in the chiliean top flight... have a look at this... withjust five minutes remaining and the score finally poised at 1—1, penalty... can't believe the rectory at ward had a penalty for that. maybe they do need the ae are in chile. —— ar