If you think the sporting action is over for today, you are bang wrong. BBC Radio 5 live has live coverage of the heavyweight fight between Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte live from the O2. 

The under card (Kevin Mitchell v Ismael Barroso and Chris Eubank Jr v Spike O’Sullivan) is covered on 5 live sports extra from 20:45 GMT before the main bout at 22:30 GMT.

Mike Costello and Richie Woodall will guide you through the action.

We will also be covering tonight's boxing action via live text commentary, which starts at 20:30 GMT.

But as far as football reaction is concerned that is us out. Bye.

I'm almost done with the reaction to today's Premier League games. If you're still here, you might want to bail out now and head over to catch the last 20 minutes of Bournemouth v Manchester United. The home side currently lead 2-1.

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Saints' boss Ronald Koeman is pleased with his side's spirit and is confident they can get back to winning ways soon.

"I’m disappointed about the final result, but not in the performance of the team. The wind made it very difficult to play our football. 

"Maybe it suited Palace more because they play more direct than we do, but we controlled it for 20 minutes but then they scored. 

"We were ther better team in second half and dominated, and we’re disappointed not score in the last seconds.

"Maybe we lack a bit of confidence, but the boys showed good character. It’s now four or five games where we don’t win, I’m a little bit worried about that but not worried about the spirit. 

"It will come, we will win and we have a nice one next week."

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"Clean sheets win you games. Sam Allarydce will tell you that, Tony Pulis will tell you the same. 

"This solid defensive play is working wonders for Watford."

Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart made a series of superb saves against Swansea this afternoon as the home team struggled and the England stopper accepted his side were extremely lucky to take three points.

"It was a big win considering we were awful," said Hart.

"I thought Swansea played really well considering the difficult circumstances.

"When we play well, I am a bit of a bystander so it was good for me to be involved. 

"It's a good sign to not always play particularly well and be top of the league, qualify as group winners in the Champions League and to be in the semi-finals of the League Cup.

"To a man, we can all improve."

Bafetimbi Gomis' late equaliser looked certain to earn Swansea a point at Manchester City and their caretaker boss Alan Curtis was understandably low after Yaya Toure's shot deflected in off Kelechi Iheanacho to give the home team victory.

"We certainly deserved to get something from the game," said Curtis.

"I guess that's the difference between teams at the top of the league and the teams at the bottom.That's the standard we have to set between now and the end of the season.

"Part of the problem of the last 11 or 12 games is we haven't scored enough goals. It was a terrific finish from Bafetimbi - he has come on and shown what he can do. He has to repeat that.

"We have 100% belief that we can get out of trouble. We showed today we are still a good team with very good players."

No doubt about where to start in English football's fourth tier.

Northampton overcame Luton 4-3 in a thrilling seven-goal encounter at Kenilworth Road. That result - combined with Oxford being held to 1-1 draw at home by Carlisle and Plymouth losing 2-1 away to Cambridge - sent the Cobblers two points clear at the top.

Down at the bottom, York replaced Yeovil at the foot of the table as they came a 2-1 cropper away to Bristol Rovers and their relegation rivals secured a 2-2 draw at home to Barnet.

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Watford head coach Quique Flores: "We started really well and for the first 25 minutes we did well with the ball and created several chances. 

"Towards the end we had to defend well and we showed everyone that we can fight too.

"It was very satisfying to see - everyone has talked a lot about the strikers but what we do when we don't have the ball is important too."

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Burton might want to tell Nigel Clough to stick with his media commitments in Dubai.

The League One leaders won 3-0 at Gillingham to temporarily go four points clear of Coventry, who play tomorrow.

At the other end, Crewe conceded twice in stoppage time to lose 3-2 at Doncaster to slip bottom, replacing Barnsley, who won 3-2 at Colchester.

It is half-time in Bournemouth, where Eddie Howe's side are drawing 1-1 with Louis van Gaal's Manchester United. Junior Stanislas opened the scoring straight from a corner before Marouane Fellaini bundled in a leveller. All to play for in the second half.

The draws for the two Irish teams doesn't get any prettier when you see the schedules...

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Here is a handy little graphic showing you when the games in Group B are taking place. Start planning for the 16 June now...

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A Chris Martin equaliser from the penalty spot earned Derby a 2-2 draw with Championship leaders Brighton.

Albion, though, extend their lead at the top to two points after Middlesbrough were held to a 0-0 draw by Birmingham.

Hull, now third, beat bottom club Bolton 1-0, while Bristol City climbed out of the relegation zone with a 2-1 win at fellow strugglers Huddersfield.

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Group A: France, Switzerland, Romania, Albania.

Group B: England, Russia, Slovakia, Wales.

Group C: Germany, Poland, Ukraine, Northern Ireland.

Group D: Spain, Croatia, Czech Republic, Turkey. 

Group E: Belgium, Italy, Sweden, Republic of Ireland.

Group F: Portugal, Austria, Hungary, Iceland.

It gets tougher for Republic of Ireland in the Euro 2016 draw. Belgium and Sweden is a stern challenge, but they now also have Italy to contest with. Ouch.

Reaction to the draw here.