That's it for Sportsday Live for Tuesday. You can keep up with all of the night's football action on the BBC Sport website and Sportsday Live will return on Wednesday.

BBC Radio 5 live

Don't forget tonight's 5 live Sport with Mark Pougatch from 19:00 GMT which comes live from Old Trafford, where there will be updates from Manchester United's game against Cardiff. The commentary match is the Merseyside derby at Anfield with Mike Ingham, Alan Green and summaries from Kevin Kilbane. On 5 live sports extra from 19:30 GMT we have Southampton against leaders Arsenal with Ian Brown and much-travelled former striker Steve Claridge.

British visually-impaired skier Jade Etherington and her guide Caroline Powell have won downhill gold at the IPC World Cup in Tignes in France.

It was their first ever downhill gold and comes after the pair were named on the GB Winter Paralympic team for March's Games in Sochi last week.

Many thanks for tour contributions today about the importance of the transfer window for your club this month. Tune in tomorrow for a new debate.

Belligerent Savage:, external Does Mark Hughes just enjoy signing known disruptive personalities? Ireland, Odemwingie, Arnautovic. Baffling.

Unsimple Simon:, external 'Arry should go for Evra, Vermaelen, & a grumbling Van der Vaart at Hamburg instead of Championship-quality players he's signed.

Chris Parker:, external Recalling Conner Wickham is basically like a new signing for Sunderland, hopefully he can carry his form into the PL.

Another waterlogged pitch, this time at the Longmead Stadium, home of Tonbridge Angels, so tonight's Conference South fixture against third-placed Ebbsfleet United will not take place.

Crystal Palace entertain Hull, who haven't won at Selhurst Park in their last 10 visits in all competitions, dating back to an old Division Two fixture in October 1985. The Tigers have scored a total of just nine goals in those matches.

Palace have managed just 14 league goals this season in 22 matches - three less than the next lowest scorers, Cardiff. The Eagles have scored 49 fewer league goals than Manchester City have netted from the same amount of games.

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Everton's Head of Medical Services, Danny Donachie said Costa Rica international midfielder Bryan Oviedo had successful surgery on Monday following his broken leg sustained in the FA Cup win at Stevenage last weekend. "He fractured his tibia and his fibula and they were displaced, so we weren't able to put them back into place until Monday," Donachie says. "He had surgery last night when a rod was put through his tibia, which means he will come back stronger than before.

"It was a clean break and that means that there are no pieces of bone. Sometimes when there are small fragments of bone in the area, it can be difficult to deal with. But these are clean breaks, so they will put the bones back into position and it will heal well from there."

The latest game to be called off because of the bad weather is tonight's League Two game between Torquay and Burton. The Plainmoor pitch is waterlogged and Torquay say a new date for the fixture will be announced in due course.

Meanwhile, Swansea have completed the signing of 18-year-old Hearts midfielder Adam King on a three-and-a-half year deal for an undisclosed fee.

Swansea take on Fulham tonight at the Liberty Stadium. This is the 65th meeting between the teams, Fulham have won 31 times, Swansea 23 and there have been 10 draws. Swansea have won four of the five Premier League meetings, Fulham's only victory was a 3-0 win at the Liberty Stadium on the final day of last season.

Swansea have failed to win in eight league matches, their longest-ever run in the Premier League without a victory. Fulham have gone 18 matches without a draw in the league, and have kept just one clean sheet in their last 15 Premier League matches.

We heard from Tim Sherwood earlier that some of his key players are back in training but England international Andros Townsend is not ready to return for Spurs against Manchester City tomorrow night, and could be a week away from full fitness following hamstring trouble. Record signing Erik Lamela is also out.

It is 20 years since Norwich last lost a home league fixture to Newcastle - Kevin Keegan's side winning 2-1 at Carrow Road in January 1994. The Canaries ended a run of six league games without a win with victory against Hull in their last league fixture but have not won back-to-back Premier League matches since the final two games of 2012-13.

Colombian climbing specialist Nairo Quintana will ride the Giro d'Italia rather than the Tour de France later this year, his Movistar team have confirmed.

Southampton face leaders Arsenal tonight, a match you can hear live on 5 live sports extra from 19:30 GMT. The Gunners are unbeaten in their last nine matches against the Saints in all competitions since losing 3-2 at St Mary's in the Premier League in November 2002. The last two matches between the teams at St Mary's have ended 1-1.

Arsenal's tally of 51 points is their joint second-best total after 22 top-flight matches of a season. They had 52 points in 2003-04, when they went unbeaten all season. Southampton have 31 points from 22 matches, their best tally at this stage of a Premier League season since 2002-03, when they had 35 points. They finished that season in eighth place.

Today we are asking how important has this January transfer window been to your season? Are your team's chances of avoiding relegation or earning promotion dependent on keeping or adding certain players? Which deals are you expecting before Friday's deadline?

Please send in your views using the Twitter hashtag #bbcsportsday or the BBC Sport Facebook, external page.

Paul Thompson:, external If Blackburn can keep Jordan Rhodes, then the play-offs are a distinct possibility for us. If not, then mid-table beckons.

Charles McGillivray:, external Maybe Holtby from Spurs could be the answer to replace Cabaye, not getting games and they don't want to sell to Schalke.

Jack McLeod:, external I'm happy that we lost Cabaye today and not at 22:45 Friday night. De Jong and Remy Cabella please Kinnear!

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World number one Tiger Woods double-bogeyed the final hole to finish with a one-under 71, five shots behind joint winners Henrik Stenson of Sweden and Spain's Rafael Cabrera-Bello in the in the $600,000 Champions Challenge at the Emirates Golf Club.

World number six Rory McIlroy shared third place with Spaniard Alvaro Quiros on 68. Organisers staged the Champions Challenge to mark the 25th anniversary of the Dubai Desert Classic. This year's event begins on Thursday.

More from Billy Vunipola, and asked if becoming the best pack in the world was the challenge set them by assistant coach Graham Rowntree he says: "Yes, for sure. And adding a blend to our game, whether it's carrying and passing or the "dog", like mauling and scrummaging."

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England number 8 Billy Vunipola on becoming the best forward pack in world rugby: "I think we did well in the autumn, but as a pack we can't stay still," Vunipola told BBC Radio 5 live. "We have to keep adding to our game. Hopefully as a forward pack we can keep moving forward and reach the goal of being the best in the world. We're going well but we're still trying to improve."

One match that will not be taking place tonight, however, is the Conference North encounter between Gainsborough and leaders North Ferriby Utd, the pitch waterlogged at The Northolme.

BBC Radio 5 live

Tonight's 5 live commentary match is the Merseyside derby between Liverpool and Everton and the Reds are unbeaten in the last 13 derby encounters at Anfield, winning six and drawing seven. Everton's last away win came courtesy of a Kevin Campbell goal in 1999.

Liverpool have scored a league-high 64% of their goals this season in the first half, while the Toffees have conceded 11 goals in away matches - the joint-fewest in the league, alongside Chelsea. The Merseyside derby has produced 20 red cards in the Premier League, more than other fixture in the division.