And that ends a very busy Sportsday.

Stay across the BBC Sport website this weekend for all the latest action, including a full round of Premier League games and the conclusion to the Formula 1 season as either Nico Rosberg or Lewis Hamilton will win the world title.

Sportsday will be back at 08:00 GMT on Monday so we will see you then.

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Pete Rowley: Big Gareth McAuley on a free from Ipswich, he just gets better with age.

Lloyd's Cricket Club: Tony Cascarino to Gillingham for some track suits and training equipment!

Joeby: Kevin Doyle and Shane Long to Reading FC. 78k combined 

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Welsh Olympic boxer Joe Cordina has confirmed he plans to turn professional in the "near future."

Cordina reached the last 16 at lightweight in the 2016 Rio Olympics.

"As it stands I'm still a GB boxer, still in camp but in the near future I will be turning professional,

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Some more quotes from Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, who have drawn their last three games - against Tottenham, Manchester United and Paris St-Germain.

"Three draws is not positive enough. We have built momentum and sometimes you go through spells when it is not as easy for you," said Wenger.

"It is important we find our simplicity, speed and we have missed that security in our decisions which has made us so dangerous in the final third. It is down to us to create the momentum. The crowd is behind us and we want to come back to our normal speed of movement."

Volunteer netball and football coach Vicki Randall from Cwmbran has been named BBC Wales Sport's Unsung Hero for 2016.

PE teacher Vicki Randall turned to coaching after being forced to give up playing netball and football because of injury. 

The 29-year-old has encouraged more than 200 girls to play sport every week.

Find out more about the Unsung Hero award winners from your area on the Get Inspired index.

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Southampton midfielder Jordy Clasie says his friendship with former manager Ronald Koeman will go out the door once Saints kick-off against Everton.

Toffees boss Koeman returns to St Mary's on Sunday for the first time since he left Southampton for Merseyside in the summer.

"He (Koeman) brought me to the club and I played under him at Feyenoord too, so I have a good relationship with him," Clasie told BBC Radio Solent.

"But, on Sunday he'll be my opponent. 

"I'll say hello and shake hands with him before, but come the game, we won't be friends any more and that's normal in this world."

Southampton manager Claude Puel is confident Jose Fonte will return after a foot injury, but Dusan Tadic is likely to miss out with a broken nose. Left-back Matt Targett could again be absent as he continues his recovery from a hamstring problem.

Everton welcome back midfielder Gareth Barry, who served a one-game ban last weekend. Manager Ronald Koeman could make changes following a run of one win in seven league games.

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic is set to return for Manchester United after completing a one-match domestic suspension. Wayne Rooney and Henrikh Mkhitaryan could also start after impressing against Feyenoord, but Eric Bailly and Chris Smalling remain injured.

West Ham captain Mark Noble is available after serving a ban but defender Winston Reid misses out because of his red card at Tottenham. Pedro Obiang is expected to be fit despite an ankle injury.

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Oliver Giroud will hope to start his first league game of the season after scoring in Arsenal's last two matches. Santi Cazorla and Hector Bellerin remain sidelined, while the game comes too soon for Lucas Perez, who is back in training after an ankle problem.

Bournemouth's Artur Boruc and Andrew Surman are doubts with respective back and hamstring problems, while Gunners loanee Jack Wilshere is ineligible. Adam Smith is back after a ban and Jordon Ibe returns following illness.

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Watford pair Younes Kaboul and Juan Zuniga are doubts with minor knocks, but Jose Holebas returns from a ban. Isaac Success, Craig Cathcart and Kenedy remain sidelined by injuries

Stoke are short of midfield options, with Joe Allen suspended, Geoff Cameron out with a knee injury and Glenn Whelan doubtful with a calf problem. Record signing Giannelli Imbula could be recalled, while Glen Johnson should replace full-back Phil Bardsley, who is out for five weeks with a knee injury.

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Luke Mackle: Early days yet, but Moussa Dembélé to Celtic for 500k seems to be a fantastic signing. Loads of potential, intelligent.

Oliver John Furneaux: Cole to Chelsea for Gallas and £5,000,000 if I remember correctly, absolutely gutted as an Arsenal fan.

Lee Parkinson: Lucas Radebe was only part of a £250k deal to bring Philemon Masinga to Leeds to keep Masinga happy, Radebe became a Legend!

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Chelsea head coach Antonio Conte could name the same starting line-up for the sixth successive Premier League match. John Terry has been ruled out of Saturday's game with a muscular injury but Willian may return to the squad.

Tottenham are without both Danny Rose and Ben Davies, who are suspended and injured respectively, so Jan Vertonghen could fill in at left-back. Erik Lamela is still injured, while Toby Alderweireld is back in training but won't return on Saturday.

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Swansea's South Korean midfielder Ki Sung-yeung has been ruled out for around two weeks with a toe injury. Captain Leon Britton is fit again after missing the draw at Everton with a calf injury, while Jefferson Montero is also available following a hand problem.

Crystal Palace midfielder Joe Ledley has returned to training this week after a knock and could be involved. However, Loic Remy, who has not featured for the Eagles since joining on loan from Chelsea, will be out for a further three weeks with a calf injury, and goalkeeper Steve Mandanda remains sidelined.

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has no fresh injury concerns and could name an unchanged line-up in the Premier League for the first time since his second game in charge 13 months ago. Adam Lallana is likely to remain out with a groin injury.

Sunderland's Paddy McNair will miss the rest of the season after rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament last week. John O'Shea could deputise for the suspended Papy Djilobodji, while Steven Pienaar is available after a ban.

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Leicester's attacking options have been bolstered by the return to fitness of record signing Islam Slimani and Leonardo Ulloa after respective groin and back problems.

Danny Drinkwater begins a three-game ban after accepting a Football Association charge of violent conduct for elbowing Watford's Valon Behrami.

Middlesbrough defender George Friend remains sidelined by a knee injury. Dani Ayala is still absent with an ankle injury.

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Hull City left-back Andy Robertson is available after recovering from a calf injury and head coach Mike Phelan will decide if he is fit enough to start. The Tigers have no fresh injury worries, while Adama Diomande is available again after suspension.

West Brom's Nacer Chadli could be back in contention after returning to training following minor knee surgery. Ex-Hull goalkeeper Boaz Myhill remains out with an ankle injury, while Saido Berahino is not match fit.

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Burnley have no new injury concerns for the visit of Manchester City. Ashley Barnes is pushing for a first league start of the season, having impressed in substitute appearances on his return from a serious knee injury.

Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany has been ruled out for up to six weeks with the knee injury he suffered against Crystal Palace last weekend. Top scorer Sergio Aguero will have a late fitness test on a foot problem, while Pablo Zabaleta is also a doubt.

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Ian Edwards: Nigel Martyn on a free for Bristol Rovers as long as we paid him more than his £95 a week pay at factory.

Alex Mosedale: Coutinho for £8.5m. Worth an awful lot more now.

John Ghoti: Birthday boy Xabi Alonso for 10.5m? Sold for triple and LFC still didn't get value. That or the Suarez deal, 25m or so.

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Southampton manager Claude Puel believes the Saints fans will be excited to renew acquaintances with their former boss Ronald Koeman, whose Everton side travel to St Mary's on Sunday.

Puel said: "He did very good work at Southampton and last season helped the club to play European games. This is very important. I have a lot of respect for him and for his work.

"Of course he deserves a positive reaction. The fans are excited to see their former trainer, it is important to respect him and his work here. 

"Now though, we should consider the game against a strong team and not just the comeback of Koeman. We want our fans to be behind their team and this is the most important thing."

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