We're watching a live feed of Manchester United's training here and can confirm that David de Gea is in the group, while Timothy Fosu-Mensah also trains after a shoulder injury.

No sign yet of Paul Pogba, Marouane Fellaini, Eric Bailly or Chris Smalling.

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Luton's failure to reach the League Two play-off final last night may have further consequences for the Hatters.

Manager Nathan Jones is one of the favourites for the manager's job at Wigan.

And now Luton's season is over, the Latics - preparing for life in League One following their relegation from the Championship - may look to test whether Jones is willing to make the step up after an impressive 18 months at Kenilworth Road.

Blackpool and Exeter made it to the League Two play-off final last night, in dramatic fashion.

There were TWO 95th-minute winners.

Listen to the commentators going crazy...

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Nine months, 380 games and more than 1,000 goals - how well do you remember the 2016-17 Premier League season?

Play the quiz here.

Now we have given you a round-up, how about testing your knowledge...?

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We have the champions Chelsea.

We have the three relegated teams in Sunderland, Hull and Middlesbrough.

We have the second-placed team in Spurs and Manchester United will still be sixth come the end of the season.

The rest are much of a muchness, so what are we looking forward to this weekend?

It's the race to finish in the final Champions League spots.

Manchester City look the most likely to finish third barring a freak set of results so it's down to Arsenal and Liverpool, who play Everton and Middlesbrough respectively, for that fourth place spot.

There could also be a remote chance of a Champions League play-off game if results go the right way, a game one Sportsday reader referred to as "The Fight For The Right To Weeknight Lights".

Jurgen Klopp has been talking about the financial benefits of being in the Champions League: "It is a wonderful competition. It is money we didn't have last year. That is one part of it

"We are a club without financial problems and we have money to spend.

"We have a really good side when out first 11, 12, 13 players are fit."

Liverpool need a win against Middlesbrough to guarantee Champions League football next season.

Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchster City occupy third to fifth place in the Premier League and are separated by three points.

"So far a successful season and we want to finish successful, " said Jurgen Klopp. "If we have enough points we deserve Champions League, if we don't - we don't.

"The best thing would be 4-0 after two minutes but that is not possible. If start is not good that doesn't mean we will stop. Everyone can be sure we will fight."

Next manager to give us his thoughts on the weekend is everyone's favourite spectacle-wearing German - Jurgen Klopp.

From one-and-only time Wembley experiences...

Adam Coates: MK Dons beating Grimsby 2-0 in the 2008 Johnstones Paint Trophy final. First and only experience of Wembley, old or new.

...to visiting twice in 8 days.

Jake Cartledge: York City going to Wembley twice in 8 days in 2012 and winning the FA Trophy and the Conference Final. Doesn't get any better!

Everyone has their Wembley story...

Send us yours to #bbcsportsday or text on 81111

Let's not forget British tennis player Heather Watson, who turns 25 today.

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BBC Three Counties Radio sport

Walter Mazzarri has his final pre-match news conference today as Watford boss and it's set to be an awkward one.

The Italian was sacked on Wednesday and he's since spoken to Spanish media saying Watford lacked the ambition and mentality of some of his former clubs. How will he respond to some no-doubt uncomfortable questions today?

The search for his successor continues. Hull boss Marco Silva is thought to be the number one choice. Former Russia national manager Leonid Slutsky, ex Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri and former Italy manager Cesare Prandelli are also being mentioned and many Watford fans would be happy to see the return of Fulham boss Slavisa Jokanovic who led the Hornets to the Premier League two years ago.

Britain's Olympic champion Adam Peaty is back in the medals at the Japan Open.

Some swimming news for you all now...

Yep - Adam Peaty has done it again.

Bert van Marwijk (football) 65 - former Holland coach who led the team to the 2010 World Cup final, currently manager of Saudi Arabia, born 1952.

Tony Coton (football) 56 - former Manchester City and Watford goalkeeper, born 1961.

Dario Franchitti (motor racing) 44 - four-time IndyCar Series champion and three-time Indy 500 winner from Scotland, born 1973.

Andrew Johns (rugby league) 43 - former Warrington Wolves and Australia half-back, born 1974.

Manuel Almunia (football) 40 - former Arsenal and Watford goalkeeper, born 1977.

Diego Forlan (football) 38 - former Uruguay international and Manchester United, Atletico Madrid and Inter Milan striker, now with Mumbai City, born 1979.

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Next up we have some birthdays and everyone's favourite bearded Italian playmaker celebrates his special day...

We asked you who was the first Englishman to score a hat-trick at the new Wembley.

A few of you have said David Bentley, who was the first Englishman to score at the new Wembley in an England under-21 match against Italy on 24 March 2007.

But the answer we were looking for was Jermain Colin Defoe.

The Sunderland striker scored his three against in England’s 4-0 Euro 2012 qualifier against Bulgaria on 3 September 2010.

David Murphy was the only one to get it right.

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