That's that for another Sportsday. We have looked back on Liverpool's collapse at Crystal Palace, debated B teams in English football and even been re-tweeted by Usain Bolt. All in a day's work.

Now it is over to our live text team and they will take you through the build up and action as Manchester United host Hull City. It is definitely a last home game for Nemanja Vidic ahead of his summer move, but could it be the final chapter in the 26-year-long United story of Ryan Giggs?

The live text will be on the BBC Sport website from 1830 BST, with full commentary from Old Trafford available on BBC Radio 5 live.

Enjoy the game and thank you for your contributions today.

Ireland lose the first of two One Day Internationals against Sri Lanka by 79 runs in Dublin. The hosts had their opponents 95-5 at one point but a brilliant bowling display by Ajantha Mendis saw him finish with three wickets for 26 runs as Ireland were dismissed for 140.

More from Ryan Giggs's programme notes: "Just because we have had a poor campaign does not mean that we will be lowering our expectations for next season. The benchmark at United is always winning things. I don't think the remit for this club should just be qualifying for the Champions League, it should be winning the Premier League.

Whoever gets the job will be taking over at a wonderful club. I have hugely enjoyed my time as interim manager, Saturday's game apart, and it has been an honour and privilege to occupy the role. I have seen enough from this position to convince me that the next manager will be inheriting a squad capable of winning honours."

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Manchester United's temporary player-manager Ryan Giggs could take part in his final match at the club tonight with his contract set to expire next month. The 40-year-old uses his programme notes to highlight his mixed feelings about playing on.

"When this season has finished, I will have to seriously consider what I'm going to do in terms of my own career," writes Giggs.

"There have been times this season when I have felt that it wouldn't be right to play on next year, but then after other games - like the win over Olympiakos - I have had the urge to keep going. I have honestly not made my mind up either way."

Good to see the world's fastest man likes a bit of Sportsday.

Usain Bolt takes to Twitter to re-tweet our entry on the stolen pair of shoes signed by the Jamaican. They are valued at £20,000 and Usain wants them returned.

He tweets:, external "I know u love me..but please why u had to go stealing that signed Usain Bolt spikes in Croydon, England..I know u going to return it. Right?

"All you had to do was just ask me for one..No need to go stealing things..Come on now."

Rangers release striker Andy Little after eight years with the club.

The 25-year-old Northern Irishman was out of contract at the end of the season but has now been told by boss Ally McCoist he will not be offered a new deal.

"It has been the best eight years of my life," says Little on Twitter.

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BBC Sports reporter at the women's tour

Ahead of the start of tomorrow's inaugural event in Oundle, Olympic road racing champion Marianna Vos and London 2012 team pursuit gold medallists Dani King say they both want to see the number of young girls taking up cycling increase.

"To begin with it was a little bit overwhelmed with people calling me a role-model after London 2012," said King. "Now I accept it and hope to inspire every time I go out there to compete."

Vos added: "It's a massive season for women's road racing and it's great to see the sport start getting more coverage which will encourage more girls to get involved."

Ireland are on the brink of defeat in their One Day International against Sri Lanka in Dublin. Chasing their visitors' total of 219-8, the home side have collapsed to 137-9 with 11 overs remaining.

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Ahead of tonight's fixture against Hull City, Nemanja Vidic thanks supporters for their support during his time at the club as he prepares for his last home fixture as a Manchester United player.

"As we didn't do well this season, that walk around Old Trafford won't be the same after many years where we have always been celebrating something after the final game," says Vidic.

"Now, it has become a chance to thank the fans for supporting us this year. I think this is definitely the least that we can do."

The 32-year-old joins Inter Milan during the summer after over eight years at United.

The Football League says it is understanding of the motives FA chairman Greg Dyke has to introduce B teams from top clubs into the English football pyramid in order to strengthen the domestic game.

The League has been represented on the FA commission scrutinising the idea and will hear Dyke's latest rationale in a meeting this week.

"After fully considering the relevant issues, the Board will then take a recommendation back to clubs who will determine the League's position on this matter," says Football League chairman Greg Clarke in a statement.

Detectives in Croydon are appealing for information and witnesses following a burglary in which a pair of running shoes, signed by Olympic Champion Usain Bolt, were stolen.

The shoes - framed for display with a photo of Bolt after setting the new world record in 2009 - are valued at around £20,000.

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Will this header against Bayern Munich be the last goal Nemanja Vidic scores at Old Trafford? The United defender will play his final home game for Manchester United against Hull City later today.

During nine seasons with the club, Vidic has scored 21 goals in 298 games, with his biggest haul in a single season being five as United claimed the title in 2010-11.

"It's painful to lose Vida," says Patrice Evra,, external who nicknames Vidic 'The Rock'. "For me, he is a great centre-back. When you see a player like Vidic leaving the club, you feel really sad."

Dave Bracegirdle at Taunton: "At tea Nottinghamshire have battled their way to 41-1 from 21 overs in their second innings against Somerset.

"Steven Mullaney fell lbw for five, not playing a shot at Alfonso Thomas, who had earlier ensured Somerset reached maximum batting points by hitting the final ball of the 110th over to the boundary.

"When Peter Trego fell for 86, Marcus Trescothick declared his side's innings closed on 402-9, 38 behind. On an unresponsive surface anything other than a draw would seem improbable at this stage."

Keep up to date with all the latest County Championship scores on the BBC Sport website.

Heather Watson marks her return from injury with victory in the first round of a tournament in France. The 21-year-old beat Giulia Gatto-Monticone 6-4 7-6 in Cagnes-sur-Mer at a tournament which is one of the biggest on the second tier ITF circuit.

The British number three had not played a match since losing to Virginie Razzano in Miami in mid-March.

Real Madrid must beat Real Valladolid on Wednesday to maintain realistic hope of winning the Spanish title. Carlo Ancelotti's side, with three matches to play this season, have a game in hand on league leaders Atletico Madrid, who hold a five point advantage.

Ancelotti tells his pre-match news conference: "We will lose the league if we don't beat Valladolid ,so we will give our best tomorrow. It's fundamental. Tomorrow's match is a final. It's a team that fights for survival to stay in the first division.

"Our objective is to win all the three matches. It's our only option to become champions."

Southampton will hold talks with manager Mauricio Pochettino over his future and have received no offers for Luke Shaw or Adam Lallana, according to the club's executive director Les Reed. Pochettino's current deal expires in 2015, but the club will continue talks to extend the 42-year-old's stay after Sunday's visit of Manchester United.

After a successful season in which Southampton have guaranteed a top-eight finish, reports linking the likes of Shaw and Lallana with moves have been widespread.

"It's been very easy because none of it is true, there are no deals done and no deals being discussed," says Reed.

BBC Essex's Paul Newton at Chelmsford: "Monty Panesar achieves his best figures for Essex with a marathon six wickets for 111 runs off 50 overs. He helped bowl Leicestershire out for 433, a lead of 152.

"At one point Panesar took three wickets in four balls and came close to a hat-trick when a potential caught and bowled opportunity narrowly eluded him."

Keep up to date with all the latest County Championship scores on the BBC Sport website.

OptaJoe on Twitter:, external Liverpool have equalled the highest number of goals they've conceded - 49 - in a 38-game Premier League season [level with 1998-99].

Hull KR prop Jonny Walker is given a one-match ban for a dangerous tackle on Widnes forward Ben Kavanagh during Sunday's 34-29 home defeat by the Vikings.

Walker, who was making his return from a two-month injury lay-off, admitted the grade B offence and will sit out Saturday's game at Salford.

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Nemanja Vidic might not be the only Manchester United player waving an emotional farewell to Old Trafford later. United's interim manager Ryan Giggs will be out of contract next month and the fixture with Hull City could be the last competitive outing the club's most decorated player has at Old Trafford should he select himself to play.

Giggs, 40, has amassed 13 Premier League titles. four FA Cups, four League Cups, two Champions Leagues and one World Club Cup having joined United as a 14-year-old.