Right, that's your lot today!

Thank you for choosing to stick with us on the day a dress broke the internet. Have a great evening one and all. (Apart from those who see white and gold. It's clearly blue and black and that's the end of it).

With no late kick off on Saturday, the last of the 15:00 kick offs will be the Baggies v the Saints.

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West Brom pair James Morrison and Saido Berahino are both injury doubts ahead of the visit of Southampton.

Forward Victor Anichebe is back in full training after a groin injury and may be involved.

Southampton's Sadio Mane could be recalled, having been dropped against Liverpool as punishment for his poor timekeeping.

Toby Alderweireld is likely to return from a hamstring injury next week but Jay Rodriguez remains out.

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Ryan Shawcross is again out with a back problem, with Stoke hoping rest, rather than surgery, offers him the best chance of a swift return to fitness.

Geoff Cameron returns after a one-game ban, while Erik Pieters, who limped off at Aston Villa, is fit.

Hull are still without Mohamed Diame, who has suffered a setback in his recovery from the knee injury that has sidelined him since December.

The Tigers have no new fitness concerns.

Liam Rosenior and James Chester remain out with respective hamstring and shoulder problems, while Robert Snodgrass continues his rehabilitation from a season-ending knee injury.

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Some brilliantly positive news to come out of Newcastle today is that midfielder Jonas Gutierrez could make his first appearance in 17 months after overcoming testicular cancer.

Cheick Tiote has undergone knee surgery and Jack Colback is suspended.

Villa captain Ron Vlaar also serves a ban, while full-backs Alan Hutton and Aly Cissokho are both injury doubts.

Kieran Richardson is out with a calf problem so rookie left-back Lewis Kinsella could be involved.

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Burnley boss Sean Dyche is likely to keep faith with the side that drew 1-1 at Chelsea last weekend.

Matt Taylor (Achilles) is nearing a return, but Dean Marney and Kevin Long are both out for the season.

Swansea have no new fresh injuries so Garry Monk's main dilemma is whether to revert to his favoured 4-3-3 formation.

Jefferson Montero is the player most likely to be recalled if Monk ditches the midfield diamond he used for last week's win over Manchester United.

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Moving onto the 15:00 GMT kick offs. (Anyone else counting down the days to when we can write BST...?)

Manchester United striker Robin van Persie while fellow forward James Wilson is doubtful with a dead leg.

The game against Sunderland may come too soon for midfielder Michael Carrick, who is nearing a return from a calf problem.

Sunderland's Emanuele Giaccherini is unlikely to play again this season after undergoing ankle surgery.

Billy Jones and Jack Rodwell remain out with ankle and groin problems but both could return against Hull on Tuesday.

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Thought you may want some team news looking ahead to tomorrow's early kick off.

West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Brazilian striker Nene will make his debut as Carlton Cole has a damaged hamstring.

As we already knew, Morgan Amalfitano is banned and Andy Carroll (knee) is out for the season.

Crystal Palace are bolstered by the return to fitness of captain Mile Jedinak and James McArthur.

Fraizer Campbell, Marouane Chamakh and fellow striker Yaya Sanogo all miss out with hamstring injuries, with Campbell likely to be out for up to six weeks.

Tyson Fury admits his decision to take on Christian Hammer on Saturday is a gamble but fully expects to fight for a world heavyweight title this year.

Manchester's Fury, 26, is the mandatory challenger for Wladimir Klitschko's WBO belt and is also on the radar of WBC champion Deontay Wilder.

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But first Fury must see off Romania's Hammer at the O2 Arena in London.

"It's a risky decision but I need to keep busy. Hammer was available and he took the fight," said Fury.

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Roberto Martinez has reassured Everton fans looking to travel to Ukraine for their last-16 Europa League tie with Dynamo Kiev, that they should not worry.

There was trouble at Dynamo's victory over Guingamp in Kiev on Thursday, and the game suspended for around 10 minutes.

Martinez said: "We're going to take every step as it comes and wait for instructions."

In case you were interested, here is the full draw:

Australia captain Michael Clarke believes people are "sick" of talking about his injury problems as he prepares to lead his country again.

Clarke will return to the Australia side for their third World Cup Pool A match against unbeaten New Zealand in Auckland on Saturday.

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The 33-year-old has been out since December after tearing a hamstring in a Test match against India in Adelaide.

"I think everybody's sick of talking and reading about my injury," he said.

Clarke's injury has been one of the most talked-about topics during the Australian summer.

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Robbie Savage's column this week looks at Sunday's Capital One Cup final and explains why, despite Nemanja Matic's suspension and Tottenham's good form, he expects Chelsea to collect their first trophy of the season at Wembley.

Testing times and laps completed

1. Nico Rosberg (Mercedes) 1:22.792 (106 laps)

2. Valtteri Bottas (Williams) 1:23.995 (90)

3. Felipe Nasr (Sauber) 1:24.071 (141 laps)

4. Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari) 1:25.339 (143)

5. Jenson Button (McLaren) 1:25.590 (101)

6. Pastor Maldonado (Lotus) 1:26.705 (140)

7. Max Verstappen (Toro Rosso) 1:26.766 (139)

8. Daniil Kvyat (Red Bull) 1:26.965 (84)

9. Nico Hulkenberg (Force India) 1:28.412 (77)

You can see how the whole day played out here. Aren't we good to you.

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On Saturday in London's Olympic velodrome, the 11-time Paralympic champion will attempt arguably her toughest challenge yet - the women's hour record.

It has stood since 2003, a time when Storey was still smashing records left, right and centre in the pool.

"It's never something I intended to do; it seems a crazy thing to do," the 37 year old said.

Find out how she gets on tomorrow.... Go on Sarah!

In any normal situation, we are pretty sure Lawro wouldn't challenge an international rugby star to anything.

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However, he has decided to take on England fly-half George Ford in his weekly score prediction feature. There are eight Premier League fixtures plus the League Cup Final to contest. Can Lawro extend his slim lead over the guests?

Liverpool have been cleared of any financial fair play breaches by UEFA, but Hull have been fined 200,000 euros (£145,000).

The Club Financial Control Body (CFCB) announced the decisions following a meeting on Friday.

UEFA said in a statement: "The CFCB investigatory chamber announced that Sparta Prague and Liverpool have been found (following the submission of additional financial information) to have satisfied the break-even requirement and are no longer under investigation."

Hull, who played in the qualifying rounds of the Europa League, have agreed to settle for the fine and to pay an additional 400,000 euros (£290,000) if they are not compliant with FFP for the 2015/16 season.

BBC Radio Lancashire, external: Fleetwood Town FC sign Brighton left-back Adam Chicksen on-loan for a month. The 23-year-old could make his debut at Chesterfield tomorrow.

Jordi Murphy's inclusion in place of Jamie Heaslip is Ireland's only change from the win over France for Sunday's big Six Nations game against England.

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Number eight Heaslip is ruled out by injury after being kneed in the back by France's Pascal Pape two weeks ago.

Murphy, who will be earning his seventh cap, started in Ireland's opening Six Nations win over Italy when Heaslip was missing because of a shoulder problem.

Jack McGrath remains at loose-head prop despite the claims of Cian Healy.

Veteran striker Dimitar Berbatov has not helped Arsene Wenger's cause by revealing that Monaco fully expected to exploit Arsenal's wandering defence during their 3-1 Champions League win at the Emirates Stadium.

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Berbatov, 34, said: "Arsenal have very quick players, when they go forward they have a leave a lot of space at the back. We knew that, we prepared well and we took advantage of it.

"We knew what their weaknesses were and we exploited them and I think everyone can agree that we deserved to win."

"However," Berbatov added, "this is Arsenal, so it (the tie) is not over."

Liverpool have been cleared of any breaches of financial fair play, but Hull have been fined £145,000, UEFA has announced.

Brian McClair has been appointed performance director of the Scottish Football Association.

The 51-year-old, who won 30 caps for Scotland, spent almost 30 years at Manchester United as a player, youth coach and - most recently - director of the youth academy.

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"I am sure my experiences can be of benefit to Scottish football," said McClair.

SFA chief executive Stewart Regan said McClair "has been at the cutting edge of coaching evolution, analysis and performance management".