That's your lot for tonight from Sportsday, we'll be back bright and early tomorrow morning.

Remember you can follow live commentary as West Brom host Chelsea at the Hawthorns on the BBC Sport website and listen live on BBC Radio 5 live.

Plus listen to Monday Club on Radio 5 live at 7pm before kick-off and get involved as Mark Chapman asks: Who should Manchester United build their team around next season? Rooney? Carrick? Herrera? Text 85058 or tweet @5liveSport to get involved.

A South African man whose home was a shrine to Manchester United has fulfilled his dream of watching his team play at Old Trafford.

"I have been saving for this trip for a year so this was worth all the effort," said Jayendran Subramoney, battling tears of joy after Sunday's draw at home to Arsenal.

Honda will deliver a winning engine despite the slow start to its Formula 1 return, Mercedes' engine boss says.

Honda's engine has been F1's least competitive at the start of the company's new relationship with McLaren this year.

The team are targeting race wins in 2016 and the title with Fernando Alonso, who has a deal until 2017.

Mercedes' Andy Cowell told BBC Sport: "They are McLaren-Honda. They can win world championships."

Some more stats ahead of tonight's Premier League game which is live on Radio 5 live and commentary on the BBC Sport website.

West Brom have lost 17 times so far in all competitions this season (compared to Chelsea's two) - although only five of those defeats have come in the league since Pulis has taken over.

And Jose Mourinho has been very complimentary about his Baggies counterpart in the build-up to tonight's contest.

"If I own an English club, I sign Tony Pulis," Mourinho said. "It's as simple as that - he's a guarantee to achieve what the club wants."

Whether Jose would be that friendly if the title was still at stake is open to debate...

BBC Radio 5 live

On Radio 5 live tonight at 7pm, Mark Chapman and the Monday Club will be asking;

Who should Manchester United build their team around next season? Rooney? Carrick? Herrera? Text 85058 or tweet @5liveSport to get involved.

There will also be football discussion, sports news and build-up to West Brom v Chelsea.

Sunderland Ladies say defender Abby Holmes is taking legal advice after Arsenal striker Kelly Smith claimed she "intended" to hurt her.

Smith tore three ankle ligaments when tackled by Holmes during a Women's Super League One match last month.

The 36-year-old former England international described the challenge as "malicious" - an allegation the Sunderland player "strongly refutes".

Smith also claimed Holmes was not good enough to play in the top division.

Think you can predict the West Brom v Chelsea score? Well get involved with our Predictor game.

See if you can beat Mark Lawrenson's guess.

UEFA has announced Cuneyt Cakir of Turkey will referee the Champions League final between Barcelona and Juventus at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on 6 June.

England's Martin Atkinson will take charge of the Europa League final as defending champion Sevilla plays Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk at the National Stadium in Warsaw on 27 May.

These teams have history.

In November 2013, Eden Hazard scored the most controversial of stoppage-time penalties to salvage a 2-2 draw for Chelsea that - at the time - extended Jose Mourinho's run of home Premier League matches without defeat to 66.

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West Brom's Steven Reid - who earlier announced his retirement from football - was adjudged to have fouled Ramires for what appeared to anyone other than a Chelsea fan to be an innocuous coming-together.

The Baggies will hope to feel a little less aggrieved after tonight's meeting.

The BBC Sport website will have live commentary of the match from 18:30 BST.

Britain's Damon Sansum takes silver at World Taekwondo Championships after losing final 16-3 to Iran's Mahdi Khodabakhshi.

Sansum beat former team-mate and world number one Aaron Cook- now fighting for Moldova - to reach the -80kg world final.

One game tonight in the Premier League. It may be a bit of a dead rubber but here are a few interesting stats.

Tony Pulis has won only one of his 12 Premier League matches as a manager against Chelsea (D2, L9), when his Crystal Palace team won 1-0 at Selhurst Park in March 2014.

Chelsea need one more goal to set a new club Premier League record for most away goals in a season. Their current tally of 37 equals 2004-05.

West Brom have conceded a league-high 20 goals from set pieces this season (including penalties). However, only Arsenal (21) have scored more set-piece goals than the Baggies (20).

Chelsea are unbeaten in 16 league matches (W11, D5) - the longest run in the division this season.

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Earlier we brought you news of Benfica retaining the Portuguese title.

But the celebrations in Lisbon on Sunday evening turned violent as they were marred by clashes between supporters and police.

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Glasgow Warriors have signed Fijian winger Taqele Naiyaravoro from Super Rugby champions New South Wales Waratahs on a three-year deal.

The 6ft 5in, 19 stone former rugby league player swapped codes last year.

The 23-year-old can play on the wing or at centre and will join the Warriors at the end of the current Super Rugby season, subject to obtaining a visa and passing a medical.

Burnley's Danny Ings says he has been upset by abuse he has received on Twitter.

Boss Sean Dyche said he expects the striker to leave the club in the summer when his contract ends.

"I got a small minority of people sending abusive tweets," said Ings. "That [the abuse] did upset me a little bit because of everything this club means to me and what we've been through together."

A stopwatch used to time Roger Bannister's first four-minute mile has sold for £20,000 at auction.

Sir Roger, now 86, made his run at Oxford's Iffley Road track on 6 May 1954, when he was 25.

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Used by timekeeper WJ Burfitt, the watch was expected to attract bids between £5,000 and £8,000.

A collection of autographs and pictures from four-minute mile athletes, also including Chris Brasher and Chris Chataway, were sold for £420.

Premier League-bound Bournemouth have confirmed they will not be expanding the Goldsands Stadium for their first season in the top flight.

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The Cherries had looked into increasing their 11,700 capacity for next term, which will be the smallest ground in the top flight.

However, with other requirements needed to improve the stadium, the club have decided against increasing capacity.

BBC Radio Gloucestershire's Bob Hunt at Bristol:

Gloucestershire 87-2 v Kent

"With 67 overs to be bowled after a late start and Gloucestershire, on the back of two successive away wins, have made a steady if unspectacular start.

"They are without Will Tavare who is ill, but Iain Cockbain was pulled out of a second XI match to take his place and is still there, unbeaten on 20 at tea.

"Chris Dent and Gareth Roderick are out, falling to Calum Haggett and Darren Stevens respectively."

This is likely to frustrate Man City fans. The financial fair play rules that saw the Blues handed a huge fine by Uefa last season are set to be relaxed.

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In an interview with French radio station RTL, Uefa president Michel Platini said FFP was "working well" but would be "eased" this summer.

This followed a report in Le Parisien newspaper on Sunday that said "significant changes" are on the table.

Manchester City and Paris St Germain were fined last year for breaching FFP.

BBC Essex's Nick Gledhill at Cardiff:

Glamorgan 85-3 v Essex

"Glamorgan made steady progress on a bright and blustery afternoon after play began at 1.40 with James Foster, captain of injury-hit Essex, inviting the home side to bat.

"Jamie Porter removed James Kettleborough for one, in-form Will Bragg was adjudged lbw to Graham Napier for 17 and Colin Ingram was caught behind off Ryan Ten Doeschate for 26.

"Jacques Rudolph will resume unbeaten on 32 with the day evenly poised."