Paris SG: Paris St Germain will be without defenders Marquinhos and Thiago Silva when they host En Avant Guingamp in Ligue 1 today, coach Unai Emery said. The Brazilians already missed their team’s French Cup 4-0 quarter-final win at Avranches on Wednesday. PSG will also be without injured midfielders Grzegorz Krychowiak, Thiago Motta, and Christopher Nkunku.

Shakespeare: Rookie boss Craig Shakespeare will equal a Premier League record if Leicester beat Everton this afternoon. Shakespeare is the first British boss to win his first five games in the Premier League and the 53-year-old will join some esteemed company alongside Carlo Ancelotti and Pep Guardiola as the only managers to win their first six should Leicester win at Goodison Park. He said: “Of course, the idea is to win. I think it would mean more getting the three points rather than records.”

Fined: Napoli have been fined €35,000 by the Italian League after a supporter invaded the pitch during the midweek Italian Cup semi-final second leg 3-2 win over Juventus. The fan appeared to be trying to put a Napoli scarf on Juve striker Gonzalo Higuain but he was stopped by security personnel. Juventus went through 5-4 on aggregate. They play Lazio in the final next month.

Women's friendly: Mark Sampson’s 50th match as manager of England Women finished in disappointment as the Lionesses were held 1-1 by Italy at Vale Park late Friday. Jodie Taylor looked to have set the home side on course for victory in the friendly with a fine strike in the 70th minute, but Italy were soon level through Valentina Cernoia. The match was marred by an horrendous injury suffered by Italy midfielder Alice Parisi, who appeared to break her right leg in a challenge with Millie Bright.