FA Cup Behind the Scenes and Kyle Walker MOTD Kickabout

Hello, Kickabouters.

It's Saturday morning,

the weekend is here and

we've got loads coming up on today's

show for you to look

forward to.

The Premier League may be taking

a break for the week, but

there's still plenty of footy

action to catch up on.

Here's what's coming up.

Kickabout gets an interview

with the most expensive

English player of all

time, Manchester City

and England star Kyle Walker.

Find out what goes on behind the

scenes with BBC sport as they

prepare for a live FA Cup match and

we check out your super skills and

photographs and what you have voted

to see on this week's show. I can't

wait to find out. First though,

let's find out this week's headline

hitters. Panto season arrived early

in the Bundesliga. The penalty spot

was mistaken for the ball,

apparently. From blunder to

brilliance. Check this out. This

midfielder scored a winner from the

restart what a way to kick things

off. And after the sacking of Slaven

Bilic on Monday, David Moyes has

been appointed where some's new

manager. He admits he has a point to

prove and I'm sure he hopes that

starts with getting the Hammers out

of the relegation zone. So will it

be third time lucky back in the

Premier League for David Moyes? We

will have to wait until next Sunday

to find out how he gets on with his

first game in charge as there is no

Premier League action this weekend.

Don't let that get you down as we

have international games to look

forward to. As well as friendlies,

there is the important matter of the

World Cup play-offs. Eight European

nations are battling it out, but

there are only four spots left.

Northern Ireland will hope to join

England in the finals, but it will

be an uphill struggle for Michael

O'Neill's side as they lost 1-0

against Switzerland after a very

controversial penalty. England have

already booked the spot and earlier

this week we caught up with England

and Manchester City start Kyle

Walker. -- staff. The World Cup in

Russia is approaching.

How do you

feel. We are proud to represent our

country. We feel good and we are

full of confidence.

Which of your

England team-mates and Moses eem in

training?

Adam Lallana is very

talented on the ball.

The is the

nutmeg artist?

Dele Alli.

You are

the type of player that Gareth

Southgate likes because you have

graduated through England.

I was

lucky to play for the under 19s. I

went to the Euros with the 20 ones

as well. I am thankful for that.

It's given me a head start when it

comes to major tournaments.

Having

played for the youth teams, where

you bothering to see the under 17 is

when? I was happy for them. Did you

tune in and watch them live?

Yes, we

were watching them in the treatment

room at Manchester City. There are a

lot of Spanish people there as well.

You mentioned a couple of exciting

players.

What about Philip? He has

got his head screwed on and he is a

good player.

He looks at home. Have

you had a chance to congratulate

him?

Yes. He has been a back -- back

a couple of days. We have all

congratulated him.

What a fine goal.

You are a big inspiration for a lot

of football fans. Who were your

heroes when you were growing up?

Michael Owen scored some fantastic

goals.

And some advice for the young

viewers. What does it take to become

a World Cup player?

It's about

desire. Don't quit. If you put your

heart and mind to it, anything is

possible.

Well, you heard the man.

Anything is possible with hard work

and determination. Our first pitch

at this week could be a future star

if these achievements are anything

to go by. Aidan won player of the

match play of training in the same

week. What a performance. Logan

celebrated his eighth birthday by

being a mascot for Ross County

during the game against Partick

Thistle. Liverpool fan Jamie also

recently celebrated his eighth

birthday. He had a party at Anfield

and here he is with the real

Champions League trophy that

Liverpool won in 2005. Belated

birthday wishes to you both. The art

zac, Alfie and Ellis at Arsenal.

What a game that must have been to

watch. I think I know which way they

will vote on next

week's top takers. We are asking you

to choose between Dele Alli and

Alexis Sanchez. Who is your

favourite? There can only be one

winner. Go to the Kickabout website

to cast your vote. You have until

9am on Wednesday the 15th of

November and we will reveal the

winner on next week's show. Now

though, let's see which goals he

voted to see. We asked you to choose

between the FA Cup and the World Cup

and the is a tournament that came

out on top.

What a goal. He has done

it.

Oh, what a goal.

De Bruyne might

still get on it.

Neymar can fill

that hole. Neymar again!

Shaqiri.

What a goal. What a strike. Zidane.

It is three.

Van Persie. What a

fantastic goal! Lionel Messi has

done it!

Some glorious goals in

there and if you think that is it

for amazing skills, you are wrong

because it is over to you talented

bunch at home for the footy action.

Let's check out your skills. First

he is Norwich fan Josh on a

trampoline. He back heals its and

it's a goal. There is Matthew on

holiday in Majorca. Straight off the

crossbar. What a celebration, and

what face paint. Get in! Alex lines

up a free kick. Take that. What free

kick. A fantastic goal here and that

certainly was free-flowing football.

What a goal. Speaking of which,

there were plenty of goals in the

first round of the FA Cup which

kicked off last weekend. There were

some fantastic games up and down the

country, including the live

televised match between Hyde United

and MK Dons, he won the BBC last

Friday. But how does a live

broadcast make it to your screens?

We went behind the scenes with BBC

sport to find out. I am here in the

middle of the pitch at Hyde United.

They are about to take on MK Dons in

the first round of the FA. This

match is huge for the club and it is

being broadcast live on national

television. Come on, let's have a

look and see what is going on.

The BBC Sport operation is huge.

There are over 100 people here and

there are over 20 cameras that

captured the action. The attention

to detail is incredible. This is the

real glamour of the FA Cup. We are

in a car park and have ten trucks

that looked like this. They process

the sound and images. It's a very

technical process. Tell you what, I

am not touching that! We are in the

heart of it all. I can see on the

screen is what will happen.

This is

where we direct the coverage of the

match. All the pictures that go into

the televisions at home. We have 16,

17 cameras on the game. This is

where we cut between the cameras.

The team are in the dressing room.

If you keep your eye on this, you

consent it around the world.

It

looks like a lot of preparation for

the match tonight. Can you explain

what is going on?

We are all here to

see Hyde United.

They are part-time.

What other jobs do they have during

the day?

We have all this

information about players.

We also

have pictures for player

identification.

We look at the

colour routes may wear as well.

We

also look at who could win the game

for Hyde United.

They are just

behind me warming up and it's

probably the biggest night of their

lives. They are quite young some of

them, some of them are 18, 19.

How

is it going? It's going well. In

recent seasons we have had

Warrington do well, Salford city.

It's a team from the eighth tear who

are taking on a team that are

hundred and seven places above them.

Who knows what can happen? They are

about to go live. It's been amazing

to find out how everything comes

together. The game is about to

start, so I should go and find my

seat.

This is the seventh FA Cup of

the season for Hyde United and by

some distance, the biggest.

The

players are just coming onto the

pitch. Atmosphere is electric.

That

is a brilliant effort from Aidan

Nesbitt and MK Dons lead.

With a

easy start of the game, MK Dons are

1-0. That was so close, inches away

from equalising. Inch perfect. Just

before half-time, 2-0 to MK Dons.

Can Hyde United bring it back in the

second half?

Hammered home by a bank

's Landale. What an opportunity.

That is the end of Hyde United's FA

Cup journey.

Unlucky to hide United,

but well done MK Dons and it's

amazing to see the hard work that

goes on behind the scenes. If you

want to see it again, head to the

website. There's an amazing

opportunity from Dan Friedman. He

needs your help, so have a look.

That's all from us today, but I will

leave you with some more amazing

goals.

See you!