So that is everything from today's Sportsday, but don't forget we have live text, radio and television coverage of the Six Nations, starting with Wales v England now. And it is also a very busy weekend of football and rugby to look forward to.

Sportsday will be back at 08:00 GMT on Monday so thanks for your comments today and see you again soon.

Watford boss Slavisa Jokanovic has expressed frustration with a lack of signings in January.

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The Hornets brought in defenders Miguel Layun and Vujadin Savic, as well as midfielder Ben Watson, before Monday's transfer deadline day.

"I am not especially very happy with this window," Jokanovic told BBC Three Counties Radio.

"I am looking for another dressing room that can help us from outside our dressing room. Now the window is closed I must work with my boys and push them to fight until the end of the season."

England 2003 World Cup winning coach Sir Clive Woodward on Twitter:, external Roof open - biggest opening game ever Six Nations starts @BBCOne at 7pm- England to win by three.

Brighton striker Chris O'Grady says doing yoga immediately before kick-off is the perfect preparation for a match.

The 29-year-old has made over 360 league appearances during the course of his 12-year professional career, and says he was inspired to do it by former Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs.

"It's something I've done for probably 10 years now before each game," he told BBC Sussex.

"While centre halves in the other changing room are not doing much, I'm making sure I'm as flexible as possible to go into the game and do battle. When it comes down to it, from the first minute I'll be more ready than the opponents."

Here are the teams for tonight's Six Nations opener in Cardiff.

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Live text commentary on the Wales v England match is available on our rugby union pages.

Darren Fletcher says he is ready for the challenge after swapping trophy-chasing with Manchester United for a relegation battle with West Bromwich Albion.

Midfielder Fletcher, 31, has swapped third for 15th place in the Premier League, but insists his battling qualities are just as suited to life at the wrong end of the league.

"There's many ways to win a football match," he told BBC Midlands Today. "You don't win titles just with fancy football. There's times when you have to dig deep. I've been there before and done it with United and done it playing for Scotland too."

Fletcher is scheduled to make his West Brom debut on Sunday at Burnley.

Here is a recap of some of today's biggest stories.

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Football: Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has said he plans to contest a Football Association disrepute charge.

Football: Morocco are banned from the 2017 and 2019 Africa Cup of Nations and made to pay £6m over their failure to host the 2015 edition.

Cricket: Illegal gamblers approach players using tactics employed by paedophiles, the International Cricket Council's (ICC) anti-corruption chief has said.

Cycling: Commonwealth champion Lizzie Armitstead claimed the overall victory of the women's Tour of Qatar by winning Friday's final stage.

Tennis: Great Britain recovered from the brink of elimination to defeat Ukraine and top their group in Fed Cup qualifying.

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BBC Sport rugby reporter Sonja McLaughlin on Twitter:, external Six Nations studio in Cardiff, awaits first game of 2015.

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Who starts as favourites? Faces to look out for - old and new. How to follow the coverage on the BBC.

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The Six Nations starts tonight as Wales take on England, in a match broadcast live on BBC One, with coverage starting at 19:30.

BBC Sport looks at what you need to know about the competition, where the key clashes will be and who could make a name for themselves in the 2015 Six Nations.

West Ham central defenders James Collins and Winston Reid are out with hamstring injuries suffered last week. Andy Carroll may not be risked after hurting his ankle, but Diafra Sakho returns after a row over his withdrawal from international duty was resolved.

Manchester United are again without injured midfielder Michael Carrick. Radamel Falcao will hope for a recall, while Ashley Young is in contention after recovering from a hamstring strain suffered on New Year's Day.

Newcastle's summer signing Siem de Jong is still not ready to return from a thigh injury despite playing his second comeback game this week. Midfielder Cheick Tiote is still away at the Africa Cup of Nations, but defender Paul Dummett is fit again.

Stoke captain Ryan Shawcross has been ruled out of the next three games after picking up a back problem against QPR. Jon Walters is doubtful with a knee injury but Mame Biram Diouf has returned from international duty.

Burnley manager Sean Dyche could name the same starting line-up for the 10th successive Premier League match against West Brom on Sunday. Deals for two players collapsed on transfer deadline day and he has no fresh injury concerns.

Darren Fletcher is expected to make his debut for West Brom after signing from Manchester United on Monday. Saido Berahino may feature despite being warned by his club after comments he made in an unauthorised interview.

Everton could give a debut to Aaron Lennon, who joined the club on loan from Tottenham on the final day of the transfer window. Midfielder James McCarthy is set to return after six weeks out with a hamstring injury.

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Liverpool's Daniel Sturridge could make his first club start since August, having played twice as a substitute since his comeback from injury. There are slight injury doubts over Lazar Markovic, Adam Lallana and Lucas.

Swansea could give a debut to new signing Jack Cork while Ki Sung Yeung is available after international duty. Leon Britton and Jefferson Montero could return after a virus and hamstring problem respectively.

Sunderland's physios will be busy in the build-up to the game, with Jack Rodwell (groin) and Adam Johnson (thumb) among those being monitored. Connor Wickham (calf), Emanuele Giaccherini, Billy Jones and Will Buckley will also have fitness tests.

QPR midfielder Sandro has returned to full training following a knee injury and could come into contention. Caretaker manager Chris Ramsey has no new injury problems, although January loan signing Mauro Zarate's match fitness is still a concern.

Southampton boss Ronald Koeman welcomes back midfielders Morgan Schneiderlin and Victor Wanyama from injury. However, Ryan Bertrand is suspended and Filip Djuricic isn't available as he is awaiting a work permit.

Manchester City pair Samir Nasri and Eliaquim Mangala return to the squad after recovering from respective calf and shoulder injuries. Ivorians Yaya Toure and Wilfried Bony remain on international duty for Sunday's Africa Cup of Nations final.

Hull City are likely to be without deadline day signing Dame N'Doye as the striker is awaiting international clearance. Fellow front man Nikica Jelavic faces a fitness test on a knee injury, while Mo Diame remains sidelined.

Leicester City will be without new signing Robert Huth, who completes a two-match ban for comments made on social media. Matty James is back after suspension and Riyad Mahrez has returned from Africa Cup of Nations duty.

Crystal Palace could hand debuts to Pape Souare and non-league signing Keshi Anderson, but fellow new recruit Lee Chung-Yong is injured. Mile Jedinak has a sore ankle and will not be risked, while Yannick Bolasie remains at the Africa Cup of Nations.

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Right, where were we?

Aston Villa captain Ron Vlaar should return to the squad against Chelsea after recovering from the knee injury he suffered on New Year's Day. On-loan winger Scott Sinclair could make his first start, while Joe Cole is back after a hamstring strain and could face his former side.

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Cesc Fabregas is fit again for Chelsea, but Diego Costa is banned and Filipe Luis misses out with a calf problem. Winger Juan Cuadrado (pictured) could make his debut after joining on transfer deadline day for an initial £23.3m.

We will come back to the Premier League team news in a minute, but first some breaking news from the Africa Cup of Nations.

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Morocco have been banned from the next two editions of the competition after failing to host this year's tournament.

The Confederation of African Football (Caf) also fined Morocco US$1m (£650,000) and ordered them to pay 8m euros (£5.9m) in damages.

Morocco pulled out towards the end of last year after they expressed concerns over the outbreak of the Ebola virus in Africa, with Equatorial Guinea stepping in as host nation.

Tottenham midfielder Nabil Bentaleb is available to face Arsenal after returning from the Africa Cup of Nations in Equatorial Guinea. It means head coach Mauricio Pochettino has a full complement of players.

Arsenal are again without top scorer Alexis Sanchez because of a hamstring injury, but Danny Welbeck has overcome a thigh problem. The game has come too soon for Jack Wilshere, while Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is also among the Gunners' absentees.