A && && "bin" man's and a PE teacher up against the captain of England, the captain of Wales and Jose Mourinho (inset, centre right). The FA Cup has outdone itself this time. The plum tie of the third round pits eighth tier AFC Marine at home to Tottenham, the current Premier League leaders, in the biggest gulf between two clubs ever seen at this stage of the competition. Marine are ninth in the Northern Premier League Division One North West standings. But from the goalkeeper 'getting the ale in' (left) after their second round victory (top right, scorer Niall Cummins pictured celebrating) to the club installing their first ever manager's office last year, just how different is life at Marine to that of Premier League leaders Tottenham? Sportsmail takes a closer look...

WARNING - OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE: The Champions League clash between Paris Saint-Germain and Istanbul Basaksehir was abandoned on Tuesday night after both sets of players walked off amid allegations of racism by fourth official Sebastian Coltescu. The Group H encounter was suspended midway through the first half after an incident on the touchline involving Pierre Webo, Basaksehir's assistant manager. After a lengthy delay at Parc des Princes, the game was eventually postponed and the remaining minutes will now be played on Wednesday at 6:55pm local time with a new refereeing team in charge, led by Holland's Danny Makkelie.

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Fixture congestion, player fatigue, injuries and a wide-open race for the 2021 Premier League title means the temptation - and the need - to spend big in the January transfer window has never been greater.But successful recruitment midwinter is notoriously difficult to do well. The aim is to not just relieve those on the front line, but to power the final push for glory, so new recruits will have to go straight into the action.To ensure they are signing players who will gel with their new team mates the moment they walk through the door, clubs are turning to artificial intelligence to evaluate footballers on and off-field characteristics to calculate who they will work well with. Sportsmail has been given access to the system developed by Ai Abacus. It finds the best matches for big names like, Dayot Upamecano (right) and Erling Haaland,(left), but throws up some unexpected targets, too

Liverpool have leapfrogged Premier League rivals Manchester City and Chelsea in the list of Europe's most valuable clubs with their valuation soaring by 19 per cent to almost £2.25billion. But the reigning European champions remain some way behind the wealth of Real Madrid, Manchester United and Barcelona in the annual rich list. The Bernabeu club remain top of KPMG's rankings for 2020 with an enterprise value of £2.95bn following a small increase of 1.5 per cent over the past year.

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