We're heading into the final hour of Wednesday's Sportsday. Sigh...

So let's catch up on today's top content on the BBC Sport website....

Top story: Australia post the highest total in Cricket World Cup history as they score 417-6 in their Pool A match against Afghanistan in Perth.

Top video: Reanne Evans jokes that she had to charge her phone three times because of the media interest in her potentially becoming the first woman to play at the World Snooker Championship.

Top feature: Derby legend Roy McFarland, who played with and under Dave Mackay, remembers a "fearless" man and great player.

Top Tweet: Athlete Kelly Sotherton reveals the Commonwealth Games gold medal stolen from her home has been found.

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Former Spurs midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson has recovered from the hamstring injury that ruled him out of Saturday's win at Burnley and is likely to feature for the Swans, who have never won a league game at White Hart Lane, losing 14 and drawing two.

He is set to replace Spurs loanee Tom Carroll, who is ineligible to face his parent club.

Mauricio Pochettino may opt to rotate his squad as Tottenham, who are unbeaten in their seven Premier League games against Swansea - winning the last six - play their seventh game in 26 days.

Mousa Dembele, Erik Lamela, Federico Fazio, Benjamin Stambouli and Ben Davies will hope to earn recalls.

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World number one Rory McIlroy [pictured here in practice today] will tee off at 12:39 local time in the first round of tomorrow's World Golf Championship event, the Cadillac, at the Trump National Golf Club in Miami.

McIlroy plays alongside Masters champion Bubba Watson and Sweden's Henrik Stenson, while Englishman Justin Rose will be partnered by Sergio Garcia and American Jordan Spieth.

Many thanks for your memorable sporting altercations.

Ewan Gillies:, external Cliff Thorburn had a row with Alex Higgins about a foul shot. Thorburn left the arena in a strop. Thorburn then told Higgins he could no longer share the use of his extension. All very petty.

David Lewis:, external The Dublin/Savage spat was particularly entertaining for a Birmingham fan. And now they work side-by-side for BBC!

Ed Cannon:, external Bradford City v Crawley 2012. Four players sent off after the final whistle.

Third-bottom QPR, three points behind 17th placed Aston Villa with two games in hand, have midfielder Sandro available after a knee injury.

The Brazilian has been sidelined since November, and he could replace the suspended Joey Barton.

Rangers, winless in their last nine Premier League London derbies, will assess defenders Nedum Onuoha and Mauricio Isla, who are nearing returns from respective hamstring and knee problems.

Earlier, we told you how England's women started their Group B campaign with a comfortable 3-1 win against Finland.

Now their Scottish counterparts, who have not qualified for this summer's World Cup, are midway through their opening match in Group A.

But Scotland are trailing 1-0 to Canada, Jessie Fleming sliding the Canadians ahead after just two minutes.

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Michael Phelps, the 18-time Olympic gold medallist, may be allowed to compete at the World Championships in Russia after originally being banned.

The American, 29, was given a six-month competitive ban plus exclusion from the Worlds later this year after being convicted of drink-driving.

"It's complicated, but there are ways in which it could happen," USA Swimming director Chuck Wielgus tells ESPN. "There's a pathway for things to be reconsidered - or considered."

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Manchester United, who have suffered just one defeat in their last 11 trips to St James' Park, welcome back defenders Phil Jones and Luke Shaw.

The England pair missed the 2-0 win against Sunderland, external through illness and injury respectively.

Manager Louis van Gaal says veteran midfielder Michael Carrick lacks sufficient match fitness to start following his recovery from a calf injury suffered in January.

The Red Devils could move into third place if they win and Arsenal drop points at QPR.

Leicester City manager Nigel Pearson is adamant he was right not to apologise for insulting a fan in December, but wishes he had handled it differently.

Pearson refused to say sorry after the Football Association handed him a touchline ban and £10,000 fine following an incident in City's 3-1 Premier League loss to Liverpool.

He told BBC East Midlands Today: "I wouldn't apologise to the individual.

"But offending people around me is something I would change. There are always two sides to a story. People like to give it out but they don't like to be on the receiving end."

A selection of your comments from the BBC Sport Facebook, external page as we ask for your most memorable sporting altercations. Please keep them coming in, also using #sportingspats

Dan Slattery: Has to be Paolo Di Canio pushing the ref over.

Nick James: Cantona v 'supporter'

Ross McQueen: Andy Todd and Stan Collymore, Bolton v Villa at the Reebok a few years ago. Collymore didn't know what hit him after trying it on with Toddy.

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Some early Newcastle team news. Magpies midfielder Massadio Haidara is almost certain to miss out with a knee injury picked up against Aston Villa at the weekend.

Ryan Taylor is set to deputise, but French midfielder Remy Cabella remains injured and Jack Colback completes a two-game ban.

The Magpies, who have scored a league-high 69% of their goals in the second half this season, are aiming for back-to-back wins for the first time since November.

Hull FC coach Lee Radford defends his decision to select centre Steve Michaels for Thursday's Super League match against Leeds Rhinos.

The 28-year-old Australian has been recalled, just five days after being implicated in an alleged cocaine scandal at his former club Gold Coast Titans.

"At the moment it is simply a report in a paper," says Radford. "We'll continue to put him up for selection unless something changes and puts a different light on the matter.

"If I was Steve then I could do with a game. I can only put myself in that position and I think that will be a good thing for him."

BBC Wales Sport:, external Teenage Welsh prop Joel Ringer - son of former Wales flanker Paul - is to join Toulon.

Piers Newbery
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"Great Britain's biggest home Davis Cup tie for 16 years gets under way here in Glasgow on Friday, and singles players Andy Murray and James Ward have been getting a feel for the court at the Emirates Arena this afternoon.

"The United States provide the opposition, with John Isner, Donald Young and the Bryan brothers in the line-up - raising the prospect of an all-brothers doubles contest as Jamie Murray is in line to partner Andy.

"We will find out when the draw is made on Thursday at 12:00 GMT."

Leicester, four points adrift at the foot of the table with a game in hand on Burnley, have no new injury worries. The Foxes have won their last four top-flight away games against City from 1986-2003, keeping a clean sheet in each of their three victories during the Premier League era.

Commonwealth gold medallists Chris and Gabby Adcock, seeking to to become the first Britons to win an All England title since Nathan Robertson and Gail Emms in 2005, are safely through to the second round of the All England Badminton championships in Birmingham.

The mixed-doubles duo defeated Indonesia's Markis Kido and Pia Zebadiah Bernadeth 21-15, 21-8.

Champions City, five points behind leaders Chelsea having played a game more, have a fully-fit squad against bottom-placed club Leicester.

There could be a first start for Wilfried Bony, who has made three substitute appearances since his move from Swansea.