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Enjoy yours, whatever you do. 

There's live coverage of Andy Murray v Stan Wawrinka on the website later.

And all the Premier League build-up begins at 09:00 GMT in the morning - make sure you're with us.

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Manchester City and England goalkeeper Joe Hart says worries over security at football games following the recent Paris attacks will not affect him.

"My job is to think about playing the game and it's other people's jobs to look after that side of it," he told BBC World Football. "You hope the measures that need to be taken are being taken."

Hear more from Hart by downloading the latest BBC World Football podcast: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p037wxxn

There is also an interview with former Liverpool and Netherlands player Dirk Kuyt, who talks about Memphis Depay’s recent struggles and his country’s failure to make Euro 2016.

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Wolves' Grant Holt says he is not bothered at the prospect of 'getting stick' when the former Norwich City striker visits Ipswich this weekend. 

The much-travelled 34-year-old, on a two-month loan from Wigan Athletic, has never lost at Portman Road - and was part of a 5-1-winning team on his last visit with the Canaries in 2010. 

"I probably won't get the warmest welcome but that's football," he said. 

"I haven't lost there and I actually enjoy being the old pantomime villain."

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Tottenham forward Heung-Min Son is set to make his first start in nearly two months after a foot injury, replacing the suspended Erik Lamela.

Andros Townsend could return but Nabil Bentaleb and Nacer Chadli are out.

West Ham are without long-term absentees Dmitri Payet and Enner Valencia because of ankle injuries.

However, the Hammers are optimistic that Diafra Sakho and Alex Song will be fit to play, and Michail Antonio could make his first start for the club.

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You can join Mark Chapman on BBC Radio 5 live from 19:30 GMT tonight, looking ahead to the weekend's Premier League action with Danny Mills and Paul Robinson.

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Manchester City's Sergio Aguero is fit but David Silva will not be risked.

Fabian Delph and Pablo Zabaleta have trained this week and could feature, but Vincent Kompany, Wilfried Bony and Samir Nasri are ruled out.

Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren is set to replace the injured Mamadou Sakho, while Jordon Ibe and James Milner are fit despite missing international duty.

Manager Jurgen Klopp will make a late decision on whether to include fit-again striker Daniel Sturridge.

Sturridge has not played under Klopp and has only managed 242 minutes all season because of hip and knee injuries.

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All the way back in 2009, little known goalkeeper David De Gea was handed his Atletico Madrid debut by manager Quique Flores.

On Saturday, boss and player are reunited as Flores's Watford take on Manchester United.

"For me, he is probably the best goalkeeper in the world," says the Hornets boss.

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The European Champions Cup continues this weekend, and up tonight is Ulster v Saracens in Pool One (KO 19:45 GMT).

The full preview is here.

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West Brom will be without defender Gareth McAuley following his red card against Manchester United.

Head coach Tony Pulis says he otherwise has a full squad at his disposal, with Chris Brunt fit after a groin problem.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will assess whether Laurent Koscielny and Olivier Giroud are in the right frame of mind to feature after playing for France during the Paris attacks.

Right-back Hector Bellerin is available after recovering from a groin problem.

However, midfielders Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Aaron Ramsey both remain on the sidelines with hamstring injuries.

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England have beaten Pakistan in the fourth ODI to claim the series 3-1.

Follow all the reaction here.

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Rising British star Hannah Barnes will ride for the newly-formed Canyon//SRAM team in next year's inaugural UCI Women's WorldTour circuit.

Barnes, who has spent two seasons with American team UHC-Healthcare, won the white jersey for the best young rider at this year's Women's Tour.

"It's been really good in America but I'm happy to come back to Europe," said the 22-year-old from Northamptonshire.

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Garry Monk will assess how Andre Ayew, Ki Sung-yueng and Jefferson Montero have recovered from midweek international duty.

Otherwise, the Swansea City manager has a fully-fit squad to choose from for the visit of Bournemouth.

Forward Glenn Murray missed Bournemouth's defeat against Newcastle through injury but is available again.

Midfielder Marc Pugh is also available to return to the squad following a knock.

Are England closing in on victory? Be across it over on this page.

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Southampton defender Virgil van Dijk is expected to face Stoke despite suffering a knee injury on international duty.

Jay Rodriguez's foot injury could need surgery but fellow forward Shane Long came through his midweek international outing unscathed following an ankle problem.

Stoke defender Marc Muniesa is still sidelined by a hamstring problem.

Keeper Shay Given also remains out as he recovers from recent knee surgery.

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Read Tom's assessment of Eddie Jones's appointment as the new England head coach.

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Newcastle goalkeeper Rob Elliot is expected to continue in goal despite missing international duty with Ireland because of his ongoing thigh problem.

Fellow keeper Karl Darlow could be named on the bench after returning to training following a foot injury.

Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri is hopeful Jamie Vardy will be fit to face Newcastle despite being ruled out of England's two games with a hip problem.

The Foxes have no other injury worries following the international break.

Will they? Can they? Be across the action right here.

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Everton midfielder Tom Cleverley hasn't played since August but could feature against his former club after overcoming an ankle injury.

Leighton Baines could make his first appearance of the season after stepping up his recovery from an ankle problem.

Aston Villa defender Jordan Amavi has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a serious knee injury he suffered on international duty.

Gabby Agbonlahor and Rudy Gestede are both injury doubts for Saturday.