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What is Gordon Strachan pointing towards? The Scotland boss, of course, is pointing you towards the BBC coverage of tonight's friendly between his side and Northern Ireland at Hampden Park.

We have a dedicated live text commentary starting at 19:00 GMT and you will also be able to listen on BBC Radio 5 live.

And that final plug means Sportsday is all over for another day - just enough time for you to grab some dinner before settling down for the match.

See you again for more Sportsday shenanigans at 08:00 GMT tomorrow!

Adam Jones is leaving Cardiff Blues to join Harlequins at the end of the season.

The former Wales and British and Irish Lions prop has signed a deal with Quins who are eighth in the Premiership.

The 34-year-old retired from international rugby in January after being left-out of Wales' squad for the Six Nations Championship.

The Football Association charges Dagenham and Redbridge midfielder Joss Labadie with violent conduct - after the player was accused of biting an opponent at the weekend., external

The League Two player, who served a 10-match ban for biting another opponent last season, is being investigated by police for apparently repeating the act in the Daggers' 1-0 win against Stevenage.

Labadie, 24, has until 18:00 BST on 30 March to respond to the charge.

That's a nice reminder for us - to remind you - that BBC Radio 5 live is providing live commentary on all the action from Hampden Park tonight.

Tune in and listen to Conor McNamara and the team later on.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live

If you've not yet seen Scotland's kit for this evening's game, you really are in for a treat. Yellow, pink & white.

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BBC Sport is giving you the chance to be the video ref and decide whether France's Laurent Blanc deserves a red card after an altercation with Croatia's Slaven Bilic in the semi-final of the 1998 World Cup.

Magnus Poole: Intent maybe but Bilic's reaction totally over the top. Intention is to have Blanc sent off so to me warrants booking for both

Emmanuel Obinna: It's not as bad as Bilic made it, so I'd give Blanc yellow.

Jamie Morris: Red Card. Yes there was playacting and Blanc did no harm but the law is very clear on the issue so he had no defence

Join the debate using #bethevideoref.

Everton right-back Gethin Jones is to join Plymouth Argyle on loan until the end of the season.

The 19-year-old, who made his senior debut in the Europa League in December, will link up with Argyle after the Under-21 match between Wales and Bulgaria in Cardiff on Tuesday.

Not since the days of Prost and Senna have we seen a good spat in F1. Until now.

Renault chief Cyril Abiteboul accuses Red Bull's Adrian Newey of lying after he blamed the car's problems on the engine.

Recent four-time constructors champions Red Bull finished a lap down on Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes in the opening race of the 2015 season.

Technical boss Newey said "we've got an engine which is quite a long way behind". But Renault's engine chief responded: "It's hard to have a partner who lies."

Be interesting if/when those two bump into each other on the Malaysian grid this weekend...

Bong. Bong. Bong. Bong. Bong. Bong.

That's the sound of Big Ben hitting six o'clock. And it means it is time for a bitesize look at today's best bits as you (hopefully) are heading home.

Top story: Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel is banned for three matches for violent conduct.

Top feature: Harry Kane - is the England new-boy a new breed of homegrown hero?

Top video: Watch as Castleford Tigers captain Michael Shenton finishes a fantastic team try in their match against Salford Red Devils.

Fraser Forster's knee injury will motivate Southampton to keep even more clean sheets, says Saints executive director of football Les Reed.

The England keeper, 27, has kept 13 Premier League clean sheets for the south coast club this season.

"Fraser is an outstanding goalkeeper and has been a huge part of our success this season. While this is a challenging situation, we look forward to him returning to action as soon as he is fully fit," Reed tells the Saints website., external

"No one will be any sadder than Kelvin Davis, who did an outstanding job replacing Fraser in such circumstances.

"I am sure the team will now be even more motivated to ensure we stay miserly in front of our goal and ruthless at the other end."

BBC Sport is giving you the chance to be the video ref and decide whether France's Laurent Blanc deserves a red card after an altercation with Croatia's Slaven Bilic in the semi-final of the 1998 World Cup.

Gregory P: Pulls his shirt in order to make it easy to push him in the face. Bit of theatrics by Bilic but it is a red card.

Tim: No. A red card for Bilic instead.

Join the debate using #bethevideoref.

Southampton goalkeeper Fraser Forster had successful surgery this afternoon after damaging his left knee last weekend.

"Forster will be ruled out for the rest of the season. A long-term prediction of when he will return will be made in due course," tweet the Premier League club.

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England goalkeeper Fraser Forster will be out "long-term" and miss the rest of the season with a knee injury, his club Southampton announce.

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Darren Fletcher's past experience leading Scotland could win him the captaincy against Northern Ireland later, says former international Mark Wilson.

Celtic skipper Scott Brown has led Gordon Strachan's national team recently but fit-again Fletcher is back playing at West Bromwich Albion.

"Scott has flourished under it when Darren's been injured," former Celtic player Wilson tells BBC Radio Scotland.

"But Darren's more the leader of the country and has been for many years."

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You budding video referees are a busy bunch. Here's another contentious decision which has landed in your lap as part of our #bethevideoref series.

You decide whether France's Laurent Blanc deserves a red card after an altercation with Croatia's Slaven Bilic in the semi-final of the 1998 World Cup.

Tell us whether you would make Blanc walk or not, and why, using #bethevideoref on Twitter.

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English football's failings should not be blamed on the number of foreign players in the Premier League, says West Ham's Diafra Sakho.

Football Association chairman Greg Dyke has outlined plans to restrict non-EU players coming into the English game.

But Senegal striker Sakho, speaking at West Ham's new Olympic Stadium, tells BBC Sport: "Everyone can make their own excuses to defend their own interests."

The latest of our #bethevideoref, external videos asked whether Geoff Hurst's shot off the underside of the crossbar in the 1966 World Cup final against West Germany crossed the line or not?

Simon MacRae: It does NOT cross the line, hence why the LINESMAN with the better view does NOT give it!

Minnesota United, external are officially confirmed as the next Major League Soccer team.

Minnesota, who have competed in the second-tier North American Soccer League since 2010, will make their MLS debut from the 2018 season.

Plans have already been announced to include Atlanta and a recreation of Chivas USA in Los Angeles.

When Minnesota United kick-off their first season, they will be the 23rd franchise in MLS.

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Germany:, external Everything is already in place in Kaiserslautern...

Shouldn't that box be packed with boots instead of flip flops? Unless they're playing beach soccer tonight instead....