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Image source, Getty ImagesMichael van Gerwen and Dave Chisnall could secure Premier League play-off places in Cardiff tonight.
Van Gerwen, the world number one, plays twice this evening, with James Wade and world champion Gary Anderson his two opponents.
St Helens-born Chisnall takes on defending champion Raymond van Barneveld.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe latest round of County Championship fixtures concluded yesterday, but that doesn't mean you have to go without some chat on England's domestic cricketing scene. Why not have a listen to the Test Match Special County Championship podcast?
This week, Kevin Howells is joined by Daryl Mitchell, Chris Woakes and Alex Wakely to preview the NatWest T20 Blast and talks to Alec Swann of the Cricketer Magazine, Nick Webb of BBC Wales and Mark Church from BBC London about Kevin Pietersen and the future structure of the County Championship.
More from Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger's press conference and he was asked about his frosty relationship with Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho.
The Frenchman decided not to add fuel to the fire.
"The match is not about the relationship between the managers. It is about watching a good game," he said.
He also appealed for Gunners' fans not to boo their former favourite Cesc Fabregas when he returns in Chelsea blue on Sunday.
"I want every player to be respected, and Cesc Fabregas when he comes to the Emirates on Sunday to be respected like he deserves," he added.
Image source, BBC SportAs a special St George's Day treat four of England's finest sportsmen have gathered to take part in a special crossbar challenge. Gary Cahill and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain represent the world of football, along with rugby union duo George Ford and Jack Nowell. I won't ruin surprise of who succeeds and who fails, you'll just have to watch it...
Image source, Getty ImagesHe was Real Madrid's hero on the pitch last night, with a goal to win the Champions league last eight tie against Atletico Madrid, but Javier Hernandez is likely to be back on the bench once Karim Benzema is fit again, says our Spanish football writer Andy West. Here are some more of Andy's thoughts on Chicharito...
"Hernandez can revel in his current heroic status for now, but the brutal truth is that when Real are back in Champions League action on 5 or 6 May, the only way he will be on the pitch is if Benzema's injury takes longer to heal than expected."
Image source, Getty ImagesBolton full-back Marc Tierney has announced his retirement, aged 29, because of an ankle injury.
Tierney suffered a broken bone and ligament damage during a game against Yeovil in 2013 and has since undergone four operations.
"It's obviously very disappointing, but I've got some great memories from my time as a player," he said.
The Sun reported this morning, external that Southampton's Kenyan midfielder Victor Wanyama, 23, had told them that he was wanted by Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger.
Wanyama has been on Twitter to completely deny the report.
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"Retiring jockey AP McCoy tells me he won't know until Friday how many rides he will have at his final fixture - Sandown's 'jump finale' meeting on Saturday.
"'It could be one ride, it could be five, I don't honestly know,' said the Northern Irishman, who will be crowned champion for the 20th straight year at the meeting.
"The 40-year-old will definitely ride Mr Mole, for trainer Paul Nicholls, in the AP McCoy Celebration Chase. McCoy is a big Arsenal fan and former Gunners striker Ian Wright is expected to present the jockeys' trophy to him."
This morning we asked you for your ticket tales - the occasions when you have lucked upon a ticket to a big event, lost your entry for a defining moment or spent a fortune on getting in to a sporting event...
Balachandar Ganesh: Won a football quiz during a tech conference's after-party and bagged a ticket for Spain vs Ned final (2010 WC).
Andy Harris: Got handed tickets to Ricky Hatton's Castillo after-fight party in Las Vegas, just while walking from T&M centre to the strip!
Chris Rutherford: Found ticket for 2002 Cup Final on street outside Millennium. Waited 45 mins for a claimant, then lone Gooner in CFC section.
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Image source, Getty ImagesChris Ramsey has also provided some injury updates ahead of his side's game with West Ham this Saturday. It appears that defender Rio Ferdinand is still a week or so away from returning, but QPR could have midfielder Leroy Fer back following a medial ligament injury.
"We've managed to get a lot of the guys who've had minor knocks out there training in the last fortnight," said Ramsey. "Rio Ferdinand is nursing an injury. He could be out for a little while, but could be in contention before the end of season.
"Leroy Fer is in contention. He's not 100% but we might take a chance on him. We don't want a reoccurring injury though. We're hoping at the very least he will be on the bench for us this weekend. He's a big player for us."
The West Ham boss acknowledges that his team have to arrest the slide that has seen them fall from fourth in the Premier League at Christmas to 10th.
"We've made life far too difficult for ourselves, but we have to continue to make sure we do better than we are at the moment," he said.
"We've got QPR and Burnley next who are fighting for their lives. We have to match that fight.
"The focus has to be that we have to try and finish the season on a high. The bad run has come at the back end of the season and you don't want to end the season with that."
Image source, Getty ImagesWe have just mentioned the London Evening Standard suggestion that Chelsea are interested in West Ham full-back Aaron Cresswell (see 10:08 entry).
Big Sam is not impressed.
"As far as I'm concerned nobody has bid for Aaron Cresswell so it's pure rumours that has to fill the media space.
"It's for me to make sure that Aaron continues to do what he has done all season, which is perform on a consistent basis.
"He has to continue to work as hard as he can, not rest on his laurels and build on the impressive year he's had."
Chris Ramsey is contracted until the end of the season at QPR, which has inevitably left question marks over his future. However,the 52-year-old says his only focus is on helping the club stay up. You would assume the two things are very closely linked.
"Everyone here is focused on the challenge. My future isn't a priority," he has just told the media. "Survival is in the forefront of our thoughts. I'm fully expecting a blood and thunder London derby. We will be positive and on the front foot and going for the win."
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Ham boss Sam Allardyce is next up to face the media and he is a man under pressure as his side have won only two out of their last 16 Premier League games.
He begins with injury updates.
"We still have the same injury list as we did last week. Whether we can get [Diafra] Sakho and [James] Tomkins back before the end of the season is touch and go. Guy Demel has picked up a calf injury as well."
This morning we asked you for your ticket tales - the occasions when you have lucked upon a ticket to a big event, lost your entry for a defining moment or spent a fortune on getting in to a sporting event...
Adam in Leeds: My brother got me a ticket for the final day of the 2005 Ashes at the Oval. Surrey sold them well in advance and obviously didn't expect it to go all the way as all tickets were £10. KP's finest moment! :-)
Roy: Edgbaston, 1981, Botham 5 for 1, £5.
Tom Carter: Le Mans last year the guys camping next to us gave us their finish line grandstand seat tickets. Unreal atmosphere!
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe London Evening Standard report that Atletico Madrid have opened talks with Chelsea over re-signing £16m Brazilian left-back Filipe Luis in the summer., external
They say the La Liga champions want to capitalise on Luis's lack of first-team football at Stamford Bridge to take him back to Vicente Calderon.
Cesar Azpilicueta has been first choice for most of the campaign and Luis has made just 18 starts in all competitions, seven in the Premier League.
A possible replacement could be West Ham's Aaron Cresswell.
Image source, Getty ImagesSaturday's game at Loftus Road is between two sides who may well be dispensing with the services of their current managers in the summer. Chris Ramsey's position at QPR remains uncertain, while the speculation about Sam Allardyce leaving West Ham refuses to go away. However, the former has given his full backing to the latter ahead of this weekend's game...
"I haven't paid much attention to the speculation around Sam's job," said Ramsey. "Whether it's true or false I don't know. I don't see why there would be speculation about his job - he's done a very good job at Upton Park."
"But Sam will prepare his team as he always does. The speculation about his future will have no impact on the game."
As Chris Ramsey has just spoken about, QPR lost their last game to London rivals Chelsea, with Cesc Fabregas settling a tight game with an 88th-minute finish. Chelsea had not registered a single shot on target until then. No wonder Ramsey was frustrated.
"We've lacked concentration in the final moments," he has just told members of the media at the club's press conference. "That's the difference. But in general our displays have been good."
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Premier League press conferences are coming thick and fast. This Saturday, 19th-placed QPR take on West Ham at Loftus Road and the Hoops' manager Chris Ramsey is currently talking about that game and more to the media...
"We were really frustrated at the end of the Chelsea game [which they lost 1-0], so we probably didn't want the two week break [due to the FA Cup semi-finals]," said Ramsey. "The last month of the season - all results will be key. We just want positive results from our games. All we care about is getting above that line by the end of May. That's all that matters."
Image source, Getty ImagesWhile Wenger will have Eden Hazard to worry about at the Emirates on Sunday, the Arsenal manager believes his Chilean forward Alexis Sanchez stands comparison with the Belgian midfielder.
"It's his first season so he will compete very closely with Hazard for player of the year."