That's it from us for Friday's Sportsday.

We'll be back at 08:00 BST on Monday for another week of sporting goodness.

Enjoy your weekend.

As always the BBC Sport website will bring you a blow-by-blow account of the Premier League action this weekend.

Here's what's in store on Saturday (all times BST):

Southampton v Aston Villa12:45

Burnley v Stoke 15:00

QPR v Newcastle15:00

Sunderland v Leicester 15:00

Tottenham v Hull15:00

West Ham v Everton 15:00

Liverpool v Crystal Palace 17:30

Bristol Rovers and Grimsby head to Wembley on Sunday as they bid for a return to the Football League.

Rovers dropped to the Conference last summer after being relegated on goal difference, while Grimsby are looking to escape non-league after a five-year stay.

Read BBC Sport's preview of the game here.

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Michael van Gerwen drew his final group game with Dave Chisnall in Brighton to finish top of the Premier League table.

St Helens-born Chisnall finished a point behind the 26-year-old Dutchman in second place.

World number one Van Gerwen will face defending Premier League champion and fellow countryman Raymond van Barneveld in his semi-final in London on 21 May.

PDC world champion Gary Anderson, who will face Chisnall in the last four, completes the semi-final line-up.

Middlesbrough take a one-goal lead into the second leg of their play-off semi-final against Brentford.

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Boro won 2-1 at Griffin Park last Friday and are aiming to return to the Premier League for the first time since relegation in 2009.

Brentford will have to beat the Teesside club for the first time since 1964 to reach Wembley.

The Bees are looking for back-to-back promotions but have never gone up through the play-offs.

BBC Sport will have live text commentary of the Championship play-off from 19:00 BST.

Leicester Tigers, Exeter Chiefs and Saracens head into the final day of the Premiership season on Saturday battling for two remaining play-off spots.

The three sides are separated by just one point in the league table.

Third-placed Leicester play rivals and table-toppers Northampton Saints, Exeter host Sale Sharks and Saracens face relegated London Welsh.

Bath have already joined Saints in securing a top four berth.

Hull City have released a statement, external after the suspension of midfielder Jake Livermore, who has tested positive for cocaine.

"Following suspension by the FA, the club has subsequently suspended Jake Livermore pending further investigations to be made by the FA and our own internal disciplinary procedures.

"The club is unable to make any further comment during this process."

Livermore, 25, joined Hull from Tottenham for £8m last June and has made 39 appearances for the club this season.

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Nottinghamshire's England one-day batsman Alex Hales has confirmed he will play for the Mumbai Indians for the rest of the Indian Premier League season.

Hales, 26, was not picked during the IPL auction in February but will join for the final match of the regular season on 17 May and any knockout matches should Mumbai progress.

He tweeted:, external "Delighted to have signed. Can't wait to get out amongst it!"

Hales is available for Notts' T20 Blast fixture against Birmingham on Friday.

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Stevenage manager Graham Westley has hinted he could leave the club when his contract expires at the end of the month.

Boro were knocked out of the League Two play-offs following a 3-1 extra-time defeat by Southend on Thursday.

"The chairman and I spoke a couple of weeks ago and it's conceivable I won't get to work with these lads any longer," the 47-year-old told BBC Three Counties Radio.

BBC Sport's T20 Blast live text commentary is up and running.

There's eight fixtures on Friday, starting with Durham against Northants and Gloucestershire v Middlesex.

You can also listen to ball-by-ball commentary on BBC local radio stations via the BBC Sport website - commentaries are available on desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

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World number five Caroline Wozniacki and British number one Heather Watson will play at the Aegon International in Eastbourne next month.

Watson, who turns 23 on Tuesday, was beaten in the semi-finals last year, while Dane Wozniacki, 24, won the tournament in 2009.

Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova will also appear at the tournament in Sussex, which runs from 20-27 June.

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Hull City midfielder Jake Livermore has been suspended by Hull City after testing positive for cocaine.

We're expecting to hear more from the club shortly.

After Joey Barton mocked Steven Gerrard for only ever having one haircut, we are asking for your favourite footballing barnets.

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Rob Cobban: Ibrahimovic's man-bun. Ol' man Djibril Cisse. And Roy Keane's beard at Villa was something terrifying.

Mrwriterman: Two words. Carlos Valderrama. Best. Hair. Ever. Not just in the football world either.

We wouldn't disagree. See below.

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The T20 Blast season gets underway at 17:30 BST with 16 teams in action this evening.

Reigning champions Birmingham Bears face a tough start with a trip to Nottinghamshire - who are still looking to get their hands on the trophy for the first time.

Read more about what to expect in the 2015 T20 Blast here.

Listen to live commentary of the T20 Blast on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra and follow text commentary on the BBC Sport website every Friday night.

Top seed Novak Djokovic has beaten Japan's Kei Nishikori to reach the semi-finals of the Italian Open in Rome.

The world number one came through 6-3 3-6 6-1 against the fifth seed.

Serb Djokovic will now meet Spain's David Ferrer in the semis.

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More on the developing story involving Hull City midfielder Jake Livermore.

The 25-year-old has been suspended by the Premier League club - but no official reason has been given.

He joined Hull for £8m last June and has made 39 appearances for the club this season.

Livermore has one England cap from a friendly against Italy in August 2012.

UEFA, external have opened disciplinary proceedings following the Europa League semi-final between Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk and Napoli on Thursday night in Kiev.

UEFA have charged Dnipro's fans with racist behaviour, setting off and throwing fireworks, invading the field and crowd disturbances.

In another charge, UEFA says there was "insufficient organization" inside the stadium because stairways were blocked.

The charge of racist behaviour refers to a banner.

The case will be heard by UEFA on Thursday 21 May.

The Ukrainian side won the tie 2-1 on aggregate to reach the final.

Kei Nishikori has taken the second set 6-3 against Novak Djokovic in the Italian Open quarter-finals.

The pair are now into the third-set decider in Rome.

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Dan Roan
BBC sports editor

"Tuilagi lunacy appears blow for England. But can't help feel they're better off without him. Would probably have been injured/banned anyway.

"At his best, Tuilagi unstoppable and partnership with Joseph could have been formidable. But at least England now know where they stand."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

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"As sure as night follows day, the end of any season will be greeted by mass withdrawals from England's youth teams.

"Gareth Southgate is taking his Under-21 squad to the Czech Republic for the European Championships this summer.

"It is widely accepted players will benefit from the tournament experience. Clubs have other priorities though.

"Louis van Gaal - who this time last year was an international manager - has seen how the rigours of a first season with Manchester United have affected Luke Shaw.

"So, despite the full-back being 19 and not a regular with the senior England squad, he wants Shaw to rest rather than continue his season.

"It is unlikely to be the last of those calls that are made before Southgate and his players get ready to leave."