That's it for Sportsday Live for Friday. It will return at 08:00 GMT on Monday.

Have a good weekend.

Coming up on 5 live this evening at 19:00 GMT, Mark Chapman presents a look ahead to the weekend's football on 5 Live Sport.

The guests are John Hartson, Steve Harper and football writer John Cross.  

On 5 live sports extra from 19:40, there will be commentary of the European Rugby Challenge Cup game between Cardiff Blues and Calvisano.

Manchester City striker Wilfried Bony has been speaking to the World Football programme on BBC World Service about racism in the game.

Bony says that he would support any player who walked off the pitch because of racism and believes that ‘crazy’ racist fans must have ‘mental problems’.

He also sets the record straight about his future at the Ethiad Stadium.

You can hear more here from the Ivorian here.

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There will be television highlights of the Australian Open tennis starting from Saturday on the BBC.

At 13:00 GMT, there will be action from Andy Murray v Joao Sousa and Johanna Konta v Denisa Allertova.

There is also commentary throughout the tournament on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

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Paralympic discus thrower Dan Greaveshas told BBC Radio 5 live that people think he is crazy when he has training sessions with his Arizona-based coach John Godina through bluetooth link-up on his tablet device.

The four-time Paralympic medallist will be going for gold at Rio 2016 and claims that whilst there are 8,000 miles between them, the live input his coach is able to give is 'incredible'.

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Fleetwood Town have signed Bradford City striker Devante Cole for an undisclosed fee, with forward Jamie Proctor moving the opposite way on loan.

Cole, 20, joined the Bantams last summer on a two-year deal after his release by Manchester City.

The England Under-20 international is the son of former Newcastle and Manchester United striker Andrew Cole.

BBC Sport's Joe Wilson has spoken to England wicketkeeper-batter Sarah Taylor, the first woman to play men's first-grade cricket in Australia.

The 26-year-old is preparing to play her 100th one-day international in England's forthcoming tour of South Africa.  

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With chilly temperatures around the country for the first round of the FA People's Cup, external this weekend, former Republic of Ireland player Kevin Kilbane shows you how you should be warming up for five-a-side football.

We'll have live text commentaries of the FA People's Cup action on Saturday and Sunday from 11:00-16:00 GMT each day.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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"It's such a difficult and frustrating situation and I can certainly understand why Jurgen Klopp does not want to give a running commentary on Sturridge's injury situation. He will not want to increase the noise and chatter around a saga that seems to have been going on forever.

"Klopp must be so frustrated himself because he has seen in the 6-1 Capital One Cup win at Southampton what a difference Sturridge can make to Liverpool - but there must surely come a point when he is either fit or he has to make the decision to simply rule him out of his long-term planning.

"All good managers protect their players, as Klopp is doing... even though we in the media would love him to say more!"

Ghana international Daniel Amartey has completed his move to Leicester City from FC Copenhagen.

The 21 year-old has joined the club on a contract until 2020.

Amartey has won six caps for his country and can play as a defensive midfielder, central defender or right-back.

It’s Leicester’s second signing of the transfer window after Demarai Gray joined from Birmingham earlier this month.

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Japanese teenager Ayumu Hirano has claimed gold in the men's halfpipe event at the 2016 Laax Open after an incredible final run.  

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

"They should be challenging for the top four now and yet they are in mid-table. They have missed so many opportunities, squandered so many leads and manager Roberto Martinez seems unwilling or unable to address their defensive frailties. 

"They may end up looking back on this season as a huge missed opportunity because the top four chance has been there."

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England's Andy Sullivan has the clubhouse lead in the second round of the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship., external

The start of play was delayed on Friday because of fog and it means 60 players, including Masters champion Jordan Spieth, four-times major winner Rory McIlroy and world number six Rickie Fowler will have to complete their rounds on Saturday.

Sullivan is on 10 under after picking up shots on his first three and last three holes and is one ahead of American amateur Bryson DeChambeau who is nine under at the turn.

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According to The Sun,, externalArsene Wenger is ready to commit his future to the Arsenal job.

The 66-year-old has under 18 months left on his current Gunners deal and he has so far refused to make a public declaration about his intentions.

But it is believed that he will agree a two-year deal.

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British number seven Liam Broady believes the tennis authorities are “fighting a losing battle” in their bid to tackle match fixing.

The 22-year-old said most players were unsurprised by this week’s BBC/Buzzfeed allegations and that the sport faces a “massive problem”.

He also told the BBC that he had never been offered money to fix a match.

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The Daily Mail reports, external that Manchester United are plotting a move for Stoke City goalkeeper Jack Butland.

David de Gea's long-term future is still up for debate and the Old Trafford club want to have a plan if he leaves.

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Fifa presidential candidate Gianni Infantino has received the "overwhelming" backing of Europe's football associations.

A Uefa statement said: "Uefa's national associations overwhelmingly expressed their support for Gianni and will officially announce their individual positions in due course."

The Uefa secretary general is one of five candidates standing in the election on 26 February.

The winner will replace outgoing president Sepp Blatter who has been in charge since 1998 but was banned for football for eight years in December.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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"Here is a feature we did after England qualified, in which myself and other journalists predicted our stating XI.

"Since then Jack Wilshere has not played so I would certainly have Dele Alli in ahead of him right now as we just don't know when the Arsenal midfield man will be back.

"I am also starting to have my doubts about Michael Carrick - but don't ask me who I would replace him with just yet!

"I am a huge Wayne Rooney fan so I would certainly start with him but there is no doubt Harry Kane will be pushing a place by the time the tournament starts."

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Manchester City Women have completed the signing of Sweden striker Kosovare Asllani fromParis St-Germain.

The 26-year-old has made 80 appearances for Sweden, and joins City until the end of the 2017 season.

South Africa have closed day one of the fourth Test on 329-5 after centuries for both Hashim Amla and Stephen Cook.

It's been a tough day for Alastair Cook's side and you can follow all of the end-of-day reaction here.

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