The European Tour has confirmed that the British Masters will return to the schedule for the first time in seven years in October, with four of Britain's top players taking turns to host the event.

Ryder Cup quartet Ian Poulter, Luke Donald, Justin Rose and Lee Westwood will help to select the venue each year, with Poulter first to assume hosting duties at Woburn from October 8-11.

First played in 1946, when Jimmy Adams and Bobby Locke tied at the Stoneham Golf Club, the event has been won by the likes of Sandy Lyle and Nick Faldo, with Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano winning the most recent tournament at The Belfry in 2008.

Following the scuffle between Hull boss Steve Bruce and Sunderland counterpart Gus Poyet last night, we have been asking for your memories of #sportingspats.

Andrew Priestley:, external Roy Keane's very angry and public personal spat with Republic of Ireland coach Mick McCarthy days before the 2002 World Cup.

Dale Bradley:, external Bowyer and Dyer both sent off for trading blows in the middle of the pitch. While playing for the same team

Aditya Balaraman:, external Inzamam rampaging into the crowd with a bat in his hand when a spectator commented on his roundness. A sight to behold.

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Australia have completed their 50 overs against Afghanistan and posted 417-6, David Warner top scoring with 178 from 133 balls. Should be enough shouldn't it? You can find out how the qualifiers fare in reply in our live text, with live commentary on sports extra.

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Six-time Paralympic champion David Weir says he is looking forward to the challenge of taking part in both the Boston and London Marathons in April.

The London race, which doubles as the World Championship, takes place on 26 April - six days after the Boston race.

"I've never done two marathons in a week so that will be a challenge," he told BBC Radio 5 live. "After 2012 I needed some new goals and I thought I would give it a go this year because next year I will be focused on Rio."

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Tonight's 5 live Sport with Mark Chapman from 19:00 GMT features coverage of the seven Premier League matches taking place today, with Jermaine Jenas and Kevin Kilbane in the studio to discuss the latest footballing developments.

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Somerset have signed New Zealand all-rounder Corey Anderson for the second half of this summer's T20 Blast.

The 24-year-old has played international cricket in all three formats of the game and is currently involved in the World Cup.

Anderson will be available after New Zealand's forthcoming summer tour to England, which ends on 23 June.

Your memorable sporting altercations. Please keep them coming in to #sportingspats and the BBC Sport Facebook, external page.

Clemmow:, external Zinedine Zidane on Marco Materazzi on the biggest stage of them all.

Kieran Edwards:, external Joey Barton (for QPR) against Man City in the title winning game in 2012. Definitely helped us out there!

Neil Stevens:, external Hales and Flanagan... Both players sent off for Charlton for fighting.

*For those who may not know, Zidane was sent off for a headbutt on Materazzi in the 2006 World Cup final.

Spanish Copa del Rey

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"Straight to the final!" says Barcelona-based sports newspaper Mundo Deportivo. Or something along those lines.

Lionel Messi is used to hurdling the outstretched legs of La Liga defenders, and Mundo shows the Argentine superstar negotiating the barriers facing Barca in the next few weeks.

Tonight, they try to outpace Villarreal for a spot in the Copa del Rey final, before facing Manchester City and then Real Madrid in the footraces towards the Champions League and La Liga finishing lines.

Spanish Copa del Rey

While there is plenty of Premier League action later, our continental cousins are also preparing for a big night.

In Spain, it is semi-final time as four teams battle for a place in the Copa del Rey showpiece - the King's Cup. So daily sports newspaper Marca leads - if our translation skills are correct - with a headline of 'Appointment with the King'.

Barcelona travel to Villarreal holding a 3-1 lead from the first leg, while Espanyol host Athletic Bilbao with the tie poised at 1-1.

And - here's a special treat for you - we will be providing live updates from the Barca match right here on the BBC Sport website.

Open Championship venue Royal St George's in Sandwich has voted to allow women members for the first time in its history.

A statement from the club read: "The Royal St George's Golf Club is pleased to announce that, following an extraordinary general meeting held on 14th February 2015 and a subsequent ballot of the full members of the club, a resolution to alter the club's rules to make ladies eligible for membership has been duly passed."

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The Sussex Women's team have signed Ashes-winning Australian International Erin Osborne, 25, for the forthcoming campaign.

Osborne will be available for only six matches this summer because Australia are to compete for the Ashes in England, but will play in two Royal London Women's One-Day Cup matches and four NatWest Women's County T20 games, including the fixtures at Arundel Castle against Kent and Middlesex.

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The Mirror, external have Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers admitting he feared the sack when the Reds were on a bad run towards the end of last year when he said the challenge was "probably the biggest I have had as a coach or manager".

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The Sun, external says Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini "has vowed to stick by his principles in the face of some fierce criticism and is convinced he does not need to win a trophy this season to keep his job".

Let's have a look at what the papers have made of things and the Daily Express, external have my favourite headline.

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Also in the Express,, external Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino has responded to the Football Association's suggestion that England will pick Harry Kane for both senior and Under-21 duty this summer by saying his preferred option is to give Kane a complete month's rest.

Your memorable sporting altercations. Please keep them coming in to #sportingspats

Ada:, external The WWE-style body slam in the conference league a week or so ago springs to mind.

Hon.Sec Bell:, external Francis Lee v Norman Hunter, Derby v Leeds in 1975. The punch-up to end all punch-ups.

James:, external Bradford v Crawley a few seasons ago, full-on brawl at half-time. Hilarious.

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Tottenham attempt to recover from their disappointing League Cup final defeat against Chelsea by hosting Swansea tonight at White Hart Lane, where there will be a tribute to the late, great Dave Mackay., external

Spurs players will wear black armbands and there will be a minute's applause for the legendary midfielder, who Bill Nicholson once described as his best ever signing, and former players will pay their own tributes at half-time.

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A World Cup result for you from Napier: Pakistan beat the United Arab Emirates by 129 runs to increase their quarter-final hopes.

You can also watch the interview with Hull boss Steve Bruce explaining his altercation with Sunderland counterpart Gus Poyet.

I'm slightly wary that there is a violent theme to today's edition but amongst the video available for you to view on the website now is a mass brawl which disrupted play between Spanish basketball sides Saski-Baskonia and Bilbao Basket in their Liga AC match.

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Now over in Perth at the World Cup, David Warner has hit another century for Australia in their (mis)-match with Afghanistan, who opted to bowl after winning the toss. The Aussies have amassed 180-1 after 29 overs and you can keep up-to-date by joining the BBC live text, with commentary on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.