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That's it from Sportsday for today - I'm off to try to beat my personal best on Denise Lewis' heptathlon game.
That should keep you lot busy too - but if not there's more live sport to get your teeth into tonight.
Follow world champions New Zealand as they take on Namibia at the Rugby World Cup.
Plus there's also Huddersfield v Nottingham Forest in the Championship from 19:30 BST - enjoy!
Huddersfield v Nottingham Forest (Thu, 19:45 BST)
Huddersfield's on-loan winger Jamie Paterson is unavailable to play against his parent club as Nottingham Forest tonight.
Goalkeeper Joe Murphy, midfielder Mark Hudson and striker James Vaughan are all still out injured for the Terriers.
Forest will be without midfielder Ben Osborn, who has a groin strain, but manager Dougie Freedman is hopeful defender Matt Mills will be available.
Mills picked up a hamstring injury in Saturday's 2-1 defeat by Middlesbrough.
Image source, Getty ImagesRugby League
St Helens have signed Salford half-back Theo Fages for an undisclosed fee on a four-year contract from 2016.
The 21-year-old had a transfer request rejected in June and was told he would only be sold for a world record fee.
Image source, SWPixTwo months later the France international resigned from the club for an alleged breach of contract, and on Monday he was released by Salford.
"Theo is a super player and I am really pleased to add him to our squad," said Saints head coach Keiron Cunningham.
Football
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Image source, Getty ImagesLiverpool manager Brendan Rodgers faces a "massive" 10 days that could decide his future at the club, according to former Reds defender Mark Lawrenson.
Rodgers's side edged past Carlisle in the League Cup at Anfield on Wednesday, beating the League Two side 3-2 on penalties after a 1-1 draw.
They face Aston Villa and Everton in their next two league games, either side of a Europa League tie with Sion.
Lawrenson said Rodgers was "in danger" and the team "lacked character".
Formula 1
In his BBC Sport column Lewis Hamilton looks ahead to one of his favourite races this weekend in Japan, and describes how racing in the wet is a bit like driving on ice.
New Zealand v Namibia (Thu, 20:00 BST)
Sam Cane will captain New Zealand for the first time tonight when the defending champions take on Namibia at London's Olympic Stadium.
Cane replaces Richie McCaw at flanker and, aged 23 years and eight months, becomes their fifth youngest captain.
Coach Steve Hansen has made 12 changes to the team which beat Argentina, with Sonny Bill Williams starting after impressing from the bench on Sunday.
Sam Whitelock is the only player to remain in the pack from Sunday's win.
Image source, PAEngland v Wales (Sat, 20:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesWales coach Warren Gatland has defended his use of non-World Cup squad players during training sessions after being warned by tournament organisers.
World Rugby said "no deliberate breach was intended" but Wales contravened "the spirit" of the rules by inviting omitted players omitted to training.
Gatland's side face England at Twickenham on Saturday (20:00 BST) in their second match of the tournament.
"We haven't broken any rules. I don't know what we have done wrong," he said.
Rugby League
Super League officials are hiring a helicopter to ensure the league leaders' shield can be presented on Friday night.
In the closest finish yet to a Super League campaign, with only one point separating the top four clubs, any one of them can still claim the shield, although St Helens' chances are slim.
Image source, SWPix.comThe trophy will be at Huddersfield's John Smith's Stadium for the kick-off between current leaders Leeds and the third-placed Giants along with Rugby Football League chief executive Nigel Wood, who will be ready to make the presentation.
However, a helicopter is being put on stand-by at the golf driving range next to the stadium, ready to whisk the trophy, accompanied by Super League general manager Blake Solly and Ed Cam of sponsors First Utility, on a 30-minute flight to Wigan if the Warriors claim top spot after their home game against Castleford.
Football
Manager Tony Pulis has praised West Brom fans for forgiving striker Saido Berahino for wanting to leave.
Berahino, threatened never to play for the club again after chairman Jeremy Peace rejected two transfer deadline-day bids from Tottenham on 1 September.
The 22-year-old scored the only goal in Saturday's 1-0 win at Aston Villa, his second game since asking to leave.
"They've embraced him and brought him back into the fold - that naughty child," said Pulis.
Image source, Getty ImagesHorse Racing
Image source, Getty ImagesJockey Ryan Moore finished third on his return at Newmarket after more than two months out with a neck injury.
Three-time champion Moore, 32, rode Peterhof for trainer Sir Michael Stoute in the Arkle Finance Handicap, which was won by Rare Rhythm.
"I've not really targeted this week, but I am pleased to be back and ready for some good races," he said.
Moore, 32, was injured at Newmarket's July Festival when his horse Newton's Law became trapped in the stalls.
Football
Image source, Getty ImagesSouthampton boss Ronald Koemansays he is happy at the club amid fresh speculation , external he could be offered the Netherlands manager's job next month.
The Dutch have two Euro 2016 qualifiers in October and need Turkey to drop points to make the play-offs.
"I'm very settled here. I have a contract with Southampton until the end of next season," Koeman said.
"What will happen after that nobody knows, but until that date I am the coach of Southampton."
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Keir Husband: 9209 points. Three world records, but somewhat compromised by having to answer phone during the 800m.
Image source, .Stoke v Bournemouth (Sat, 15:00 BST)
Chris Wise
BBC Radio Solent
“Eddie Howe played down any remaining theories that Stoke City are solely a long-ball, one dimensional side. He spoke of his great respect for Potters boss Mark Hughes and how the expansive styles of the two teams are comparable.
“The Cherries will again be without their skipper Tommy Elphick who has gone to Sweden to see a specialist about his ankle injury. The loss of Elphick is a blow but summer signing Sylvain Distin looked calm and composed in his absence last weekend against Sunderland in what was his first Premier League appearance for the Cherries.”
Image source, Getty ImagesCheat
Honourable mention (or should that be dishonourable?) for this effort from Mark Williams, which was the highest score anyone sent us today.
Cheating is not something we condone though - which is why you didn't make the leaderboard.
Thanks to all who got involved though - and if you had actual work to do then don't worry, you can still play the game here.
Image source, Mark WilliamsCricket
Image source, Getty ImagesKevin Pietersen says England winning the Ashes proved director of cricket Andrew Strauss made the "right decision" not to recall him.
The batsman said in May he was "angry and hurt" after Strauss told him he was excluded because "trust had eroded".
But, speaking on Thursday, the 35-year-old said: "He made his decision and it's turned out absolutely fine."
Meanwhile, Pietersen has agreed to play in the inaugural T20 Pakistan Super League to be held in Qatar in February.
England v Wales (Sat, 20:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland head coach Stuart Lancaster says he has not panicked by replacing fly-half George Ford with Owen Farrell for Saturday's game with Wales.
Ford, 22, started last week's 35-11 World Cup Pool A win over Fiji, but Farrell impressed off the bench.
Sam Burgess has been selected at inside centre after Jonathan Joseph was ruled out with a chest injury.
"I don't think putting an in-form and confident Owen Farrell into the team is a risk," said Lancaster.
Football
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal may have to play Ashley Young at left-back against Sunderland on Saturday, after confirming Marcos Rojo will not be fit for the match at Old Trafford.
Paddy McNair is also injured which leaves United short of options in defence.
"The left-footed players, Luke Shaw and Marcos Rojo, are injured, so I have a problem," van Gaal said.
Image source, Getty ImagesFootball
Image source, Thibaut CourtoisChelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois has posted a picture on his official Facebook page, external with ice on his knee, with the caption "my rehabilitation has started".
The 23-year-old is expected to be out until December after damaging his medial ligaments during training earlier this month.
GAME OVER
FINAL LEADERBOARD:
1. Andy Tunnicliffe - 16979
Image source, .2. Colin Tye - 16751
3. George Hattrell - 15988
4. James Williams - 14143
5. Matt Friday - 13754
Special mention to Adam Hickling who we were not sure if your score of 22,109 was genuine but if it wasn't, you were JUST out of time! Sorry!
Thank you all for your efforts. You are all winners.
Rugby Union
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland captain Chris Robshaw has been under "huge mental and physical pressure" in the run-up to the Rugby World Cup, according to his club coach Conor O'Shea.
The Harlequins director of rugby removed the club captaincy from Robshaw in August 2014 to help him concentrate on his duties as international skipper.
O'Shea told BBC London the decision has reaped dividends for all parties as Robshaw prepares to lead England out for the 40th time against Wales on Saturday, overtaking Martin Johnson as England's second-most capped captain.