Premiership Gloucester face Pro 12 side Edinburgh in the European Challenge Cup final at Twickenham tonight (19:45 BST)

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Edinburgh are the first Scottish team to contest a European showpiece, having secured a comfortable win over Newport Gwent Dragons in the semi-finals.

Gloucester, appearing in their first Challenge Cup final since 2006, have endured a hit-and-miss season domestically but are unbeaten in Europe.

You can listen to live commentary of the game on BBC Radio Gloucestershire and BBC Radio Scotland, or follow our live text commentary on the BBC Sport website.

The vote is now closed and 40% of the great Sportsday public have decided Floyd Mayweather will win Saturday's super-fight with Manny Pacquiao on points.

However, almost 24% of you think the Filipino will knock his American rival out, with a further 19% going for the bookmaker's underdog on points.

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In 2011, former boxer Sir Henry Cooper died aged 76. The Englishman was left bloodied by the then Cassius Clay in 1966.

We want to know your predictions for Saturday's fight between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather.

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Here's a few we've already received:

Rian N: Can't wait for Saturday night, really want Pacquiao to win but can see a late round knockout for Mayweather.

James Draper: If PAC doesn't win early on I think Floyd will out-score him. Would love PAC to do it though.

Michael Conlan: Mayweather on points or late stoppage, though I hope I am wrong! Would love to see Pacquiao do him!

Chris Eubank Jr will be appearing on The Clare Balding Show this evening (22:00 BST, BBC Two), just before jetting off to Las Vegas for the Floyd Mayweather v Manny Pacquiao super-fight.

Clare asked the pertinent question - "do you know how much it's going to cost for your ticket?" - but Eubank showed he can duck and weave like the best of the them.

Eubank's dad Chris had a lot more to say when asked to explain his philosophy on life however. This video's worth watching for the look on Harry Redknapp's face alone...

More from the Manchester United manager:

On Tony Pulis' comments that he needs to challenge for the title next season: "The board has given me three years for that objective, so yes.

"This year we have not challenged Chelsea but we are very close to second position.

"Chelsea are far above the other clubs. Next year it can be different. Next year we shall be better prepared."

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It's all back together on the opening stage of the Tour de Yorkshire - the three-day event organised after the huge success the Tour de France Grand Depart enjoyed in the county last year.

Five riders had established an early lead of over five minutes but the peloton has reeled them in. You can follow live text coverage by clicking here.

Will there be any more escapes ahead of the expected finish time in Scarborough at 16:15 BST?

Louis van Gaal has confirmed that Wayne Rooney will play tomorrow despite suffering a knee injury.

The manager also said that Robin van Persie and Phil Jones are both available, but Luke Shaw and Jonny Evans are injured.

"Rooney is fit to play, it was not so heavy as we expected," the manager said. "Jones is fit but we have to see his match rhythm, but Shaw has trouble with his groin so he cannot play."

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Pardew on Chelsea again: "I know Stamford Bridge well. If there is a team that I know well, it'd be Chelsea. I studied there. We've got to try and produce a performance that doesn't get carried away in the emotion of the day. They will dominate possession and the two thirds of the pitch that we have to defend, but we carry a threat."

Pardew on the need for a reaction: "Last weekend was below the group's standard. I didn't even need to tell them, they told me. This is one terrific group of players. Our solution this week has been to work hard. Work on our fitness levels, our technical skills and our team shape."

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The peloton is over a third of the way through today's opening stage of the Tour de Yorkshire - a 174km run from Bridlington to Scarborough.

Five early breakaway riders established a lead of over five minutes but have since seen their lead cut back to two minutes, 20 seconds.

You can follow the race in a separate live text page here.

Pardew on the run in: "We always knew it was tough. We wanted to get the job done and we've done that. We need to respond following our recent defeats. For ourselves and to keep the Premier League title race interesting."

Pardew on defeat by Hull: "You don't always win when you play well. But on Saturday it was by far the worst performance during my time here. We have worked really hard to put that right."

Pardew on Chelsea: "They have lost two games this season - one to Spurs, one to Newcastle. That's an outstanding record. I think Chelsea, in terms of quality and the team they have, the manager they have, will win the league."

Keep your predictions for Saturday's super-fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao coming using #MayPacPrediction, external on Twitter, or drop us a line on the BBC Sport Facebook, external page.

KirrubanKrishnarajah: Pacquiao to win on points. His aggressive nature will help him tilt the scales when it comes to the judges' decision.

Danny Houston: Pacman all the way.

Anonymous: Pacquiao got the ruthlessness but Mayweather has the calm... So I think Mayweather will win on points.

You can also text us on 81111 in the UK only - but please don't forget to include your name and location.

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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has been talking about this season's failures:

"It's difficult to say a lack of goals when we're the most scoring team in the Premier League.

"Compared to last season we scored less but it's not easy to score more than 100 goals in the Premier League.

"You can't do that every year, you always try but can't do it always.

"We'll see what we need, it's important to be balanced. We need to improve on goals conceded for next season, not just scoring goals."

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The Friday Sports Panel is on right now. Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by Ashes winning England cricketer Sarah Taylor, British boxer Anthony Ogogo and multi-medal winning curling skip Eve Muirhead.

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In 2006, Graeme Dott won the snooker World Championship with an 18-14 victory over Peter Ebdon.

Mauricio Pochettino is now in session. The Tottenham manager has said Danny Rose is available after a recent hamstring strain.

"Danny is back, he's fit and he's trained well this week," said Pochettino.

"We have one more training session remaining on Saturday to assess him again but we're happy with how he's progressed."

Nick Hope
BBC Olympic sports reporter at the London Aquatics Centre

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"We don't often see Tom Daley look angry but he just came on the TV cameras in the venue to issue a stern warning to hundreds of school children in the Aquatics Centre about the noise they're making.

He said: 'Please be quiet when the whistle goes because if a diver hears a lot of noise all of a sudden when they're in the air it can scare them and when jumping from 10m that could mean they hurt themselves and you don't want to cause that.

"'But you can make as much noise as you want once they hit the water!'"

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Floyd Mayweather's fight with Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas on Saturday has got the whole world talking and former four-weight world champion Roy Jones Jr is the latest to weigh in with an opinion.

"Guys have tried to pressurise Floyd but no-one has pressurised him like Pacquiao will," he says. "Of course Manny can be reckless and that's what Floyd will be planning on.

"Is Floyd going to master aggression with aggression, or is he going to use tactical boxing? He can do either. Manny can do one thing, Floyd can do two. It's going to be a very good fight and I'm not sure who is going to win."

Remember you can continue to send in your own predictions on Twitter using #MayPacPrediction, external or on the BBC Sport Facebook, external page. You can also text us on 81111 (UK only). Surely you're not going to sit on the fence like Roy though?

More from Manuel Pellegrini: "It is a very tough game. Spurs play in an offensive way so we must work hard in defence."

"We hope we will play a very good game for the fans."

Boss Manuel Pellegrini is offering up some Manchester City team news pre-Tottenham.

"Yaya Toure is injured. I think he will be out at least one more week. It will be difficult for him to play v QPR."

"Vincent Kompany is progressing and maybe next week he'll be ready. Stevan Jovetic is also injured but no one else."