That is it from Sportsday for today. There is football and snooker live on the BBC this evening. You can follow the World Championship snooker on BBC Two and online and the Championship game between Bournemouth and Bolton via our live text commentary, BBC Radio 5 Live or local radio.

We will be back tomorrow with another Sportsday at 08:00 BST. Goodbye.

Bournemouth host Bolton tonight, looking to all but seal their promotion to the Premier League with a win. Here are the starting XIs...

Bournemouth starting XI: Boruc, Smith, Elphick, Cook, Daniels, Ritchie, Surman, Arter, Pugh, Kermorgant, Wilson.

Bolton starting XI: Bogdan, Moxey, Ream, Dervite, Feeney, Walker, Bannan, Danns, M Davies, Heskey, Le Fondre.

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Barcelona centre-back Thomas Vermaelen is available to make his debut after a season of injury.

The £15m summer signing from Arsenal suffered a leg muscle injury during the World Cup for Belgium and then had surgery in December. He returned to training in March and was declared fully fit on Sunday although boss Luis Enrique did not say if he might face Getafe on Tuesday.

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Top seed and four-time major winner Rory McIlroy has been handed a tough draw for the new-look WGC-Cadillac Match Play Championship in San Francisco after being grouped with Billy Horschel, Brandt Snedeker and Jason Dufner.

Horschel was the 2014 FedEx Cup Champion, Snedeker won the Fed Ex Cup in 2012, and Dufner won the 2013 PGA Championship.

Latest scores in the County Championship (day two):

Division One: Durham 339 v Sussex 335 & 104-3, Hampshire 167-4 v Nottinghamshire 371, Somerset 408 v Middlesex 292-5, Yorkshire 128-3 v Warwickshire 435.

Division Two: Gloucestershire 275 v Derbyshire 511-8, Lancashire 444 v Kent 214-7, Leicestershire 305 v Northants 251 & 95-2, Surrey 340 v Essex 266-2.

For more information, check out our cricket pages.

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The Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland will meet in a behind-closed-doors training match at the Aviva Stadium on 4 June ahead of crucial Euro 2016 qualifiers.

The two countries last met at the same ground in the 2011 Carling Nations Cup, with the Republic running out emphatic 5-0 victors.

Michael O'Neill's Northern Ireland can move to the top of Group F with victory over Romania at Windsor Park on 13 June, while Martin O'Neill's Republic face a crunch Group D clash with Scotland in Dublin on the same day.

Following the spiked pole injury incident at St Mirren, we asked for your own freak sporting injuries...

Mohammed Randeree: While I was replacing the bails, the bowler took a warm-up bowl. The batsman ran to hit it and got me round the head instead.

Paul Stock: I ran into the school gym, jumped & headed the ball my mates had been throwing around......it was a medicine ball.

Boycey: Went for an overhead kick during PE at school. Missed the ball, but somehow hit my hand on my knee = broken wrist

Let us know now at #bbcsportsday or on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Forward Karen Carney's return from injury has lifted spirits of winless Women's Super League side Birmingham City, says defender Kerys Harrop.

Carney, 27, who was the top-flight's leading scorer in 2014, made her first appearance this term as a substitute in Sunday's 1-0 home loss to Chelsea. Birmingham are second-from-bottom with just two points from four games.

"It's a massive confidence boost - Caz is a massive player in the team," England defender Harrop told BBC Sport.

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There is one Championship fixture tonight and it promises to be a belter, especially if you are a Bournemouth fan. If the Cherries beat Bolton they are all-but promoted to the Premier League. We will have a live text commentary on this game from 19:00 BST onwards. You will be able to find that on our front and football page. You can also follow on BBC Radio 5 live and BBC local radio.

John Terry has dismissed talk of Chelsea being dull.

Arsenal fans sang "boring, boring Chelsea" during Sunday's goalless draw at the Emirates Stadium.

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But Terry said: "We are definitely not boring and if we do go on to win it, nobody's going to remember those performances when perhaps it's not been that exciting.

"Possession and tippy-tappy football's great - but if you are not winning games, you're not going to win the league."

Lee Haskins will fight Japanese boxer Ryosuke Iwasa for the Interim IBF bantamweight world title in his hometown of Bristol on 13 June.

The 31-year-old European champion will take on Iwasa because reigning IBF champion Randy Caballero is unable to defend his crown after sustaining an ankle injury.

The World Anti-Doping Agency has set up an online site for whistleblowers to report information about doping in Russia.

WADA set up a three-person independent commission in December to investigate allegations made in a German television documentary of widespread doping and cover-ups in Russia, particularly in track and field.

On its website, WADA is now "encouraging you to contact us, in confidence, to share information related to the allegations or any other doping suspicions or concerns."

The agency attaches a secure online form for users to send in their information. The notice is also included in Russian.

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Relegated Cheltenham Town would like to keep Gary Johnson on as their manager next season, says chairman Paul Baker.

The Robins dropped back down to the Conference after a 16-year stay in the Football League following defeat by Shrewsbury Town on Saturday.

"There's a lot of support out there for Gary," Baker told BBC Radio 5 live's Non-League Football Show. "We've got on very well with him, we've been impressed with him and he's my, and the board's, first choice."

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Watch a round-up of the best of the action from week four of the Women's Super League One.

Chelsea captain Katie Chapman scored the only goal of the game, as the league leaders secured their fourth win from four with a comfortable 1-0 victory over Birmingham City at Solihull Moors.

Elsewhere, Arsenal convincingly beat Sunderland 4-1, Notts County inflicted a fourth straight defeat on Bristol Academy and Liverpool won 2-1 at home against Manchester City.

There is more World Championship snooker action to come tonight, from 19:00 BST. Here is the current state of play in the evening's two second-round matches:

Allister Carter (Eng) 5-11 Neil Robertson (Aus), Matthew Stevens (Wal) 4-12 Ronnie O'Sullivan

And here are the matches taking place on Tuesday:

10:00 BST: Anthony McGill (Sco) v Shaun Murphy (Eng), Ding Junhui (Chn) v Judd Trump (Eng)

14:30 BST: Barry Hawkins (Eng) v Ali Carter (Eng)/ Neil Robertson (Aus), Stuart Bingham (Eng) v Matthew Stevens (Wal)/ Ronnie O'Sullivan (Eng)

19:00 BST: Anthony McGill (Sco) v Shaun Murphy (Eng), Ding Junhui (Chn) v Judd Trump (Eng)

Following the spiked pole injury incident at St Mirren, we asked for your own freak sporting injuries...

Ashley World: Waiting to bat when playing cricket, caught my hands in a deckchair as I sat down. Broke both hands and 4 fingers.

Philip Goymer: Dipping for the line at school sports day, dipped too far and kneed myself in the face. Split my eyebrow, first ever stitches!

exiledtaff: broke my arm at the rugby club dinner falling off a table when singing. Waited to following day to go to hospital!

Let us know now at #bbcsportsday or on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Conference club Aldershot Town have named former Dundee and Alloa Athletic boss Barry Smith as their new manager.

Defender Chris Barker, who had been in caretaker charge since Andy Scott was sacked in January, will stay at the club as player-assistant boss.

Smith, 41, left Alloa last month and told the Aldershot website: "Ultimately, we want to take the club back to the Football League."

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Hull FC prop Mickey Paea faces a ban after he was charged with two grade B offences of raising his knees in a tackle during the home defeat by Huddersfield on Friday night.

Paea used up his early-guilty plea earlier in the season to contest a similar charge and will therefore appear before an independent disciplinary tribunal on Tuesday.

Hull FC are set to formally reject Salford's request to postpone Friday's Super League fixture, BBC Radio Humberside understands.

The Red Devils made the approach because of an "unprecedented injury crisis", with 16 potential absentees.

Without permission from the Rugby Football League or Hull, postponement would be open to penalties.

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British boxing legend Ricky Hatton has fought - and lost to - both Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand. That puts him in a unique position to judge the 'super-fight' between the two in Las Vegas on Saturday. He has been giving his insights into the fight to our man Ben Dirs. Here is a snippet of what he had to say...

"It's got a clash of styles and a clash of personalities - good guy versus bad guy... We'll still be talking about this fight in 30 or 40 years' time, just like we're still talking about the Ali-Frazier or Hagler-Hearns fights. Just as a boxing fan I'm excited. But the fact I boxed both of them makes me a keener observer than most."