Seven Premier League matches on Wednesday
Australia hit World Cup record 417-6 in 275-run win over Afghanistan
Ireland can still slip up against Wales, insists Lancaster
England Women ease to opening Cyprus Cup win
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Image source, APTonight's top-flight programme has more subplots than an episode of Better Call Saul.
Title rivals Chelsea and Manchester City, the bottom three of QPR, Burnley and Leicester plus a host of Champions League-chasing sides are all playing.
So we have plenty to build up to over the next few hours, focusing on early team news and some eye-catching stats from the seven games.
With less than five hours to go until kick off, it is time to turn our attentions to tonight's SEVEN Premier League matches. Here's the tantalising fixture list...
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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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Image source, EPAWinning World Championship gold would be an achievement equal to Olympic glory, says Britain's Lizzy Yarnold.
She secured the women's skeleton gold at the Sochi Games last year and is seeking a maiden world title in Winterberg, Germany, this week.
Victory would complete a career grand slam - with Yarnold having won the 2015 European crown and last season's overall World Cup title.
"To have all four titles in 13 months would be amazing - that has never happened before," Yarnold, 26, tells BBC Sport.
Following the scuffle between Hull boss Steve Bruce and Sunderland counterpart Gus Poyet last night, we have been asking for your memories of #sportingspats.
Geoff Naylor: Derby's Francis Lee attacking Leeds defender Norman Hunter AFTER they'd both been sent off in the 1970s. They hated each other...
Adam Bennet: That season where Fergie and Rafa Benitez had a huge spat! Resorted to facts, anyone would have thought it was a court case.
Tom Goffee: Not much of a spat but Louis van Gaal taking Big Sam Allardyce's long-ball bait this season was very entertaining.
England head coach Stuart Lancaster on what is at stake for his team in their final two Six Nations games: "There's plenty to play for - not just for now, the Championship - for me in terms of understanding which players can and can't deliver under pressure leading into the World Cup.
"Once we get to that World Cup camp, we'll have a lot more players available who've been injured...they'll come back into the equation and the World Cup will take its own course."
Image source, Getty ImagesReacting to last weekend's 19-9 defeat against Ireland: "It's hugely disappointing to lose any game of rugby but New Zealand lost the last two warm-up games leading into the World Cup and won the World Cup.
"France lost in the pool stages and got to the final... it's how you react to a defeat and making sure you don't panic or lose belief in what you're doing.
"We didn't play as well as we wanted against a top class side but ultimately we won't lose the sense of direction that we're going, and that we're on the right track absolutely."
England coach Stuart Lancaster has been chatting to the media as his Six Nations squad, beaten by Ireland last weekend, regroup ahead of the home clash against Scotland on 14 March.
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BBC Sport's women's football reporter Tony Leighton in Larnaca: "All over in the still sunlit GSZ Stadium in Larnaca, where England have beaten Finland with goals from Lianne Sanderson, Eni Aluko and Jess Clarke.
Image source, Getty Images"The only sour note on an otherwise bright afternoon was a red card for Liverpool captain Gemma Bonner, dismissed for an 89th-minute foul that led to a penalty scored by Tuija Saari.
"Central defender Bonner is the first player to have been sent off in the 15 matches under head coach Mark Sampson, 11 of those games ending in victory."
No mistake from Finland captain Maija Saari. The central defender dispatches the spotkick easily, giving the 'eyes' to England keeper ending Carly Telford who dives the wrong way.
Surely no chance of a dramatic Finnish comeback....
But wait! Finland have a lifeline. Or just hope of a consolation. Probably the latter.
England concede a late penalty as defender Gemma Bonner hacks down Finnish attacker Annika Kukkonen inside the box. Red card for Bonner and a penalty to Finland...
BBC Sport women's football reporter Tony Leighton in Larnaca: "Game over with seven minutes remaining! Left winger Jess Clarke scores after striker Lianne Sanderson knocks down substitute Alex Scott's cross. Finland are well and truly out of a game in which they have always been second best."
If the result was ever in doubt, then it surely isn't any more. England's dominance against Finland in this opening Group B match of the Cyprus Cup is rewarded with a third goal.
Winger Jess Clarke turns from provider - after teeing up Eniola Aluko for the second - to goalscorer. She pounces on a loose ball in the Finland box to fire in.
Image source, PAManchester United are yet to make a decision on Radamel Falcao's future.
French media claimed earlier today the Premier League side had informed Monaco they would not be exercising their option to buy the 29-year-old striker on a permanent £43m deal.
The Colombia striker has scored four times in 20 appearances for the Red Devils since arriving in September.
England are coasting in the Cypriot sunshine. Chelsea forward Eniola Aluko doubles their lead in their Group B opener, driving the ball home from left winger Jess Clarke's low cross.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland full-back Mike Brown, who experienced concussion symptoms after being carried off on a stretcher during the 47-17 win over Italy last month, is set to take part in training later this week, head coach Stuart Lancaster reveals.
"He's got to tick the final box tomorrow but he's feeling back to 100%," he said.
Back under way as England look to begin their Group B campaign with a comfortable win.
Finland kick off the second half - and it is normal service resumed for the Three Lions.
They are gifted possession almost straight from kick-off, with Eniola Aluko trying her luck with an ambitious chip. But it fails to drop over the Finnish keeper Minna Meriluoto and into the net.
League One and Two clubs have been asked to consider proposals allowing Premier League Under-21 clubs to take part in the Football League Trophy.
The proposal was one of many aired at a recent meeting at St George's Park to discuss issues arising from the FA Chairman's England Commission.
It would see a change in format for the Trophy, with a group system being brought in.
Middlesbrough head coach Aitor Karanka said he expected his side to respond against Millwall on Tuesday to what he called his "worst" loss as manager at the weekend.
Boro, who lost for only the second time in 2015 at Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday, returned to winning ways with a 3-0 defeat of the struggling Lions to go top of the Championship.
"I had no doubt the players would have this reaction, everything was perfect," Karanka told BBC Tees.
"It was going to be difficult after the defeat on Saturday in Sheffield."
Australia complete a 275-run win over qualifiers Afghanistan in Pool A at the Waca in Perth.