In today's BBC Sport Gossip Column Liverpool and Real Madrid have expressed an interest in 21-year-old Villarreal striker Luciano Vietto, who has a £7.25m release clause, according to the player's agent.

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At St Mary's, Southampton ended a run of six hours, 27 minutes without a goal at home, beating Crystal Palace 1-0. Sadio Mane scored a late winner to send the Saints up to fifth spot in the Premier League.

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At Villa Park last night, Aston Villa beat local rivals West Brom 2-1. Christian Benteke scored from the penalty spot deep into injury time to give an extremely relieved Tim Sherwood his first win as Villa manager and lift his side out of the Premier League relegation zone.

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With these incidents in mind we were wondering what have been your most memorable sporting spats? Lee Bowyer and Kieron Dyer coming to blows in 2005 springs to mind, particularly as they were Newcastle team-mates at the time.

There was more in-house confrontation when Arsenal's Emmanuel Adebayor and Nicklas Bendtner clashed in the 5-1 League Cup defeat at Tottenham in 2008, while older viewers will recall Kevin Keegan and Billy Bremner squaring up in the 1974 Charity Shield.

Cricket fans of a certain vintage will remember Javed Miandad launching at Dennis Lillee with his bat in 1981, and more recent football examples include David Batty and Graeme Le Saux. So what have been the ones that stand out for you? Please send them in to #sportingspats.

There was more controversy in League Two when Wycombe Wanderers striker Matt McClure was sent off for violent conduct 70 seconds after coming on as a substitute at Tranmere.

Bruce later said it was a case of "grown men acting like children", while Poyet, who said somewhat cryptically, "I was sent off for kicking the bucket", added: "What happens on the pitch stays there."

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At the KC Stadium last night, where Hull drew 1-1 with Sunderland, Black Cats boss Gus Poyet was sent to the stands and on the way there, Hull manager Steve Bruce took exception to something the Uruguayan said.

Hello and welcome along to another Sportsday. There was a lot of drama in the Premier League last night, with Aston Villa scraping a vital win over local rivals West Brom and Gus Poyet and Steve Bruce squaring up on the touchline during Hull's draw with Sunderland.

What will transpire in tonight's seven games?