They think it is all over - it is now! The BBC Sport referee checks his watch - and blows the full-time whistle on Sportsday.

But don't worry - there is still plenty of live action for you to follow.

Head over here to keep tabs on the conclusion of the first Test between the West Indies and England. And from about 19:00 BST we will be providing live updates from the massive Championship match between promotion hopefuls Norwich and Middlesbrough.

Enjoy!

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Masters champion Jordan Spieth shoots a nine-under-par round of 62 at the PGA Tour's RBC Heritage event in South Carolina - the lowest mark so far on day two.

Spieth, 21, has recovered from being three over on day one to now sit six under, two shots off leader Matt Kuchar.

Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell shared the lead overnight and despite being one under after 17 holes of day two, is now on the same mark as Spieth.

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Stoke goalkeeper Asmir Begovic will not leave the Britannia Stadium this summer - hopes Potters boss Mark Hughes.

The Bosnia international, 27, is out of contract in 2016 and Hughes is optimistic he will sign a new deal at the end of the season.

"We are scheduled to have talks with Asmir's people in the next few weeks I think," say Hughes, whose team host Southampton on Saturday.

"I think both parties have stated that probably at the end of the season those talks will come to a conclusion, and we are very hopeful Asmir will stay here.

"He has attracted attention because he is an outstanding goalkeeper."

Middlesbrough are without defender Jonathan Woodgate, who has a hamstring problem.

Defender Daniel Ayala (thigh) is a doubt, as is winger Albert Adomah (calf and ankle), while Chelsea loanee Tomas Kalas plays his final game for Aitor Karanka's men.

Boro will climb above Bournemouth, Norwich and Watford to move top - for tonight at least - by taking all three points at Carrow Road.

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Midfielder Bradley Johnson is back in the Norwich squad after a two-match suspension and is expected to start.

But striker Lewis Grabban, who was withdrawn from the bench against Leeds on Tuesday after re-injuring an ankle, faces a late fitness assessment.

Second-placed Norwich will go two points clear of current leaders Bournemouth, who host Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday, with a win.

While we're on the subject of the Championship....

The division's player of the season shortlist - Middlesbrough's Patrick Bamford, Watford's Troy Deeney and Ipswich's Daryl Murphy - is prompting plenty of discussion. Here are a few of your Tweets:

Ben Chant: Not a single Bournemouth player on the Championship player of the season shortlist? What a load of rubbish.

Chijioke Akwukwaegbu: Watford's Odion Ighalo is the best player in the championship. I'm surprised he's not on the list.

Liam Wilson: Boro fan. Bamford doesn't just score goals, he's extremely intelligent, lot of those goals made by his movement and awareness.

Any plans for Friday evening? If so, we hope they have been organised around a humdinger of a Championship match.

Second-placed Norwich host fourth-placed Middlesbrough at Carrow Road, with the winners knowing they will leap to the top of the second-tier table.

If your plans do involve a trip to the movies, or sitting in the pub, then make sure you follow all the action with BBC Sport's live text commentary.

Stoke are planning to bring a little piece of Barcelona to the Potteries this summer - by snapping up Moroccan teenager Moha El Ouriachi from the Catalan club.

"We are trying to improve the quality of the Under-21 group and Moha is one that we feel we can get over the line," says Potters boss Mark Hughes, who played for Barca in the 1980s.

"If the Under 21s can impress there then they will push to get in my squad. Moha is predominantly left footed, he has good pace and he ticks a lot of the boxes that I like in a player."

Snooker legend Steve Davis is attempting his famous black-ball miss in the 1985 World Championship final tonight (see 15:30 entry).

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It has been 10 years since Shaun Murphy came all the way through qualifying to claim the 2005 World Championship title, but should he have had more? The man nicknamed 'The Magician' tells BBC Sport his #mysportingregret:

"I regret not taking more a role in the 2009 final, John Higgins blew me away, I just did not compete in the match. Getting to the final was so difficult for me and I ran my race, I didn't have anything left to give.

"I also regret the 2007 semi-final defeat to Mark Selby. I was 5-1 up and got caught up in the 'Jester from Leicester's' laughing and joking. It meant I took my foot off the gas and the next thing you know, I was shaking his hand at the end of the match."

Almost every player seems to receive plenty of stick when they return to a former club - but Leigh Centurions forward Gareth Hock is expecting more than most.

And he tells BBC North West Tonight he hopes to 'shut up' Salford fans when he faces his former club for the first time in the Challenge Cup fifth round on Saturday.

Hock, 31, left the Red Devils in February and had been threatened with legal action if he faced them because of a settlement agreement supposedly reached when he left.

Championship leaders Leigh however have since said that Hock is available to play in the tie at the Leigh Sports Village.

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Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood says he is looking forward to taking a break from the Premier League club's relegation battle when they face Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final.

"The livelihood of the club and relegation are not at stake on Sunday, it's about us maybe getting some glory," he says.

"We have to impose ourselves on a very good Liverpool side and that's what we intend to do.

"We think we've got a good blend, we've got a plan and we hope we can affect Liverpool."

The PGA European Tour announces the appointment of Keith Pelley as its new chief executive officer.

This follows the announcement in November 2014 that George O'Grady would be stepping down from the role.

The 65-year-old was instrumental in helping golf be reinstated as an Olympic sport for the first time in 112 years, and has also overseen the significant growth of The Ryder Cup.

Canadian Pelley, 50, is currently the president of Rogers Media, a media conglomerate in Canada.

All done for the weekend? You lucky thing. Here's a recap of today's best content to read on your way home from the office...

Top story: James Anderson equals Sir Ian Botham as England's highest Test wicket-taker.

Top feature: 'Mad scientist' Shaun Murphy could have walked away from snooker

Top video: Former Crystal Palace players Alan Pardew and Mark Bright relive the club's classic FA Cup semi-final against Liverpool in 1990.

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BBC Sport in Sheffield

"The champion is here. Things just got serious at the Crucible with the arrival of 2014 World Championship winner Mark Selby. But the Jester from Leicester seems in a relaxed mood as he undergoes media duties ahead of his first round match against Kurt Maflin on Saturday at 10:00 BST.

"The big question on everyone's lips is will he able to break 'the Crucible curse'? No first time champion has ever defender their crown."

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Netball's Superleague season is drawing to a close with two weekends of play-offs.

First up are the semis: Surrey Storm host Yorkshire Jets at 16:00 BST on Saturday before Manchester Thunder meet Hertfordshire Mavericks at 18:10 BST.

The winners of each game will progress to the grand final next weekend at the Copper Box Arena.

West Brom fans are getting their annual treat from the Premier League club.

For the 13th consecutive season, Albion are providing free transport to an away game - this time to Crystal Palace on Saturday.

Over 2,500 are expected to make the trip to London, which equates to 33 bus loads of Baggies.

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'King of clay' Rafael Nadal has beaten David Ferrer to reach the semi-finals of the Monte Carlo Masters.

Ferrer came back from the brink of defeat in the second set but his fellow Spaniard was too strong and went on to win 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 to advance to the semi-final.

Nadal will now play Novak Djokovic, who overcame Marin Cilic 6-0, 6-3.

The winner of Saturday's match will face either Gael Monfils or Tomas Berdych in the final.

Lisa Kearney's hopes of competing in the Rio 2016 Olympic Games appear to be over after the Belfast judoka suffered a serious knee injury in training.

The 25-year-old is expected to undergo surgery on the knee ligament problem next week and could be ruled out of action for a around a year.

Kearney fought in the 48kg division for Ireland at London 2012, losing in the round of 32, and won bronze in the -52kg category at last year's Commonwealth Games.

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino has got a decision to make over three players before Sunday's Premier League clash at Newcastle.

Goalkeeper Hugo Lloris (knee), and defenders Jan Vertonghen (illness) and Kyle Walker (foot) are all doubts.

"We have another training session tomorrow and we will then assess their levels, see how they are and make a decision," said the Spurs manager. , external