Right, we've come to the end of another thrilling edition of Sportsday. Make sure you follow live text commentary of tonight's Premier League game between Newcastle and Manchester City on this very website. We'll see you tomorrow from 08:00 BST. Until then, sayonara.
Live Championship football
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There's a full programme of matches in the Championship tonight.
And there's just the small matter of a clash between the top two at Turf Moor...
City have scored 23 goals in their past six Premier League matches against Newcastle, who have managed just one in that time.
Sergio Aguero has scored 10 goals in just eight league appearances against Newcastle.
The Magpies are vying for back-to-back league wins for only the second time this season.
City have not conceded in any of their past three away matches in the league.
Fine form
Newcastle v Man City (19:45)
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Newcastle need the points - Pellegrini
Newcastle v Man City (19:45 BST)
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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini says three league defeats in a row this year - to Leicester, Tottenham and Liverpool - cost his side a shot at the title.
He wants a similar performance to the one that saw City beat Chelsea 3-0 on Saturday.
"I hope we can continue playing the same way we did last Saturday, being an aggressive team and trying to win from the beginning," said Pellegrini.
"If we continue playing that way it doesn't matter against who we play but we know we have a difficult game. They need all the points to try not to be relegated."
Coloccini and Janmaat miss out
Newcastle v Man City (19:45 BST)
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Newcastle captain Fabricio Coloccini remains sidelined by a calf injury for Tuesday's visit of Manchester City.
Daryl Janmaat is also still unavailable because of groin and hand injuries.
Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany and forward Raheem Sterling are in the squad and ready to return from injuries.
Kompany has missed six games with an ongoing calf issue, while Sterling has been out for five games with a groin problem.
City eyes on Madrid - Benitez
Newcastle v Man City (19:45 BST)
Rafa Benitez reckons Manchester City's players will have "one eye on the Champions League", and says his Newcastle side can take advantage.
City host Real Madrid in the last four next Tuesday.
"In the back of your head you are thinking about a semi-final or a final and if you are going to get an injury," said the Spaniard. "They are professionals and they will try to win but in the back of their mind they won't want to miss a game through injury."
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From the studio to the stands
Newcastle Utd v Manchester City (19:45 BST)
Listen live
Newcastle v Man City (19:45 BST)
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The Premier League keeps on rolling tonight with a 'Battle of the former Real Madrid managers' in the north east...
Can Rafa's Magpies build on Saturday's win over Swansea, or will Pellegrini's men further cement their place in the top four?
Bernie Ecclestone has reportedly reiterated his previous contention that Adolf Hitler was a man who "got the job done".Â
Speaking at an advertising conference... and the boss of Formula 1 was invited to distance himself from a claim made in an interview in 2009 and replied that his comments had been taken out of context before apparently repeating the statement.
The Week also report that Ecclestone said that Russian president Vladimir Putin should be running Europe.
Man Utd news conference
Man Utd v Crystal Palace (Wed, 20:00 BST)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
'Football manager wants to win football match' is not the most exciting headline - but that is where Manchester United are, and Louis van Gaal knows it.
With four points to make up on both Manchester City and Arsenal, there is no wriggle room for Van Gaal, even though the two clubs in his sights must still play each other.
It means - basically - United must win five league games, in addition to Saturday's win over Everton, starting with Crystal Palace at Old Trafford. As United's best winning run since Sir Alex Ferguson retired is six, it is not going to be easy.
Manchester United news conference
Man Utd v Crystal Palace (Wed, 20:00 BST)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Louis van Gaal is asked if Manchester United have to win every game until the end of the season in order to secure Champions League football.
He says: "I cannot predict. We have to win our own games. But our competitors are losing also, otherwise the competition is not like this. A lot are losing but we have to look for ourselves.
On the return from injury of defender Luke Shaw, he says:Â "He is very positive. He is doing great, I can't deny that. He is training on the pitch with physio, then he needs to train with the football coach. That has still not happened."
Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal has been facing the media ahead of Wednesday's Premier League encounter with Crystal Palace.
He said: "I always have an eye on the schedule. I have to look if the load is not an overload. I have done that all the season. I couldn't rotate because of injuries.Â
"We have to win. We need to win. It is much more important to win this game than it is for Arsenal or City. They have a four-point gap. It is too important a game to rotate. We have to win. We can only give pressure by winning."
Aubameyang out with toe injury
Hertha BSC v Borussia Dortmund (Wed, 19:30 BST)
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Bad news for Borussia Dortmund striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who is out of Wednesday's German Cup semi-final with a painful-sounding injury.
The German club have confirmed that Aubameyang has suffered "bone splintering" in his right toe. No recovery date has yet been set for the Gabon international.
Double ton for Trott
Cricket
A magnificent moment for former England batsman Jonathan Trott, who has just brought up a double century.
Warwickshire's Trott has scored an unbeaten 204 against Middlesex to help his team reach 435-9 in reply to 452.
You can listen to live BBC local radio commentary of that, and all the other games ongoing in the County Championship, or follow our dedicated live text.
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Lawro's predictions
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- Sergio Aguero has scored 10 goals in just eight league appearances against Newcastle.
- The Magpies are vying for back-to-back league wins for only the second time this season.
- City have not conceded in any of their past three away matches in the league.
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Right, we've come to the end of another thrilling edition of Sportsday. Make sure you follow live text commentary of tonight's Premier League game between Newcastle and Manchester City on this very website. We'll see you tomorrow from 08:00 BST. Until then, sayonara.
Live Championship football
There's a full programme of matches in the Championship tonight.
And there's just the small matter of a clash between the top two at Turf Moor...
And you can hear every twist and turn of Burnley v Middlesbrough on 5 live sports extra from 19:40 BST.
Aguero enjoys Toon outing
Newcastle v Man City (19:45)
Fine form
Newcastle v Man City (19:45)
Newcastle need the points - Pellegrini
Newcastle v Man City (19:45 BST)
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini says three league defeats in a row this year - to Leicester, Tottenham and Liverpool - cost his side a shot at the title.
He wants a similar performance to the one that saw City beat Chelsea 3-0 on Saturday.
"I hope we can continue playing the same way we did last Saturday, being an aggressive team and trying to win from the beginning," said Pellegrini.
"If we continue playing that way it doesn't matter against who we play but we know we have a difficult game. They need all the points to try not to be relegated."
Coloccini and Janmaat miss out
Newcastle v Man City (19:45 BST)
Newcastle captain Fabricio Coloccini remains sidelined by a calf injury for Tuesday's visit of Manchester City.
Daryl Janmaat is also still unavailable because of groin and hand injuries.
Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany and forward Raheem Sterling are in the squad and ready to return from injuries.
Kompany has missed six games with an ongoing calf issue, while Sterling has been out for five games with a groin problem.
City eyes on Madrid - Benitez
Newcastle v Man City (19:45 BST)
Rafa Benitez reckons Manchester City's players will have "one eye on the Champions League", and says his Newcastle side can take advantage.
City host Real Madrid in the last four next Tuesday.
"In the back of your head you are thinking about a semi-final or a final and if you are going to get an injury," said the Spaniard. "They are professionals and they will try to win but in the back of their mind they won't want to miss a game through injury."
From the studio to the stands
Newcastle Utd v Manchester City (19:45 BST)
Listen live
Newcastle v Man City (19:45 BST)
The Premier League keeps on rolling tonight with a 'Battle of the former Real Madrid managers' in the north east...
Can Rafa's Magpies build on Saturday's win over Swansea, or will Pellegrini's men further cement their place in the top four?
It's Newcastle United v Manchester City.
Five live Final Score has you covered -Â build up starts from 19:00 BST right here.
Hitler 'got the job done' - Ecclestone
Formula 1
Bernie Ecclestone has reportedly reiterated his previous contention that Adolf Hitler was a man who "got the job done".Â
Speaking at an advertising conference... and the boss of Formula 1 was invited to distance himself from a claim made in an interview in 2009 and replied that his comments had been taken out of context before apparently repeating the statement.
The Week also report that Ecclestone said that Russian president Vladimir Putin should be running Europe.
Man Utd news conference
Man Utd v Crystal Palace (Wed, 20:00 BST)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
'Football manager wants to win football match' is not the most exciting headline - but that is where Manchester United are, and Louis van Gaal knows it.
With four points to make up on both Manchester City and Arsenal, there is no wriggle room for Van Gaal, even though the two clubs in his sights must still play each other.
It means - basically - United must win five league games, in addition to Saturday's win over Everton, starting with Crystal Palace at Old Trafford. As United's best winning run since Sir Alex Ferguson retired is six, it is not going to be easy.
Manchester United news conference
Man Utd v Crystal Palace (Wed, 20:00 BST)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Louis van Gaal is asked if Manchester United have to win every game until the end of the season in order to secure Champions League football.
He says: "I cannot predict. We have to win our own games. But our competitors are losing also, otherwise the competition is not like this. A lot are losing but we have to look for ourselves.
On the return from injury of defender Luke Shaw, he says:Â "He is very positive. He is doing great, I can't deny that. He is training on the pitch with physio, then he needs to train with the football coach. That has still not happened."
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Man Utd v Crystal Palace (Wed, 20:00 BST)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal has been facing the media ahead of Wednesday's Premier League encounter with Crystal Palace.
He said: "I always have an eye on the schedule. I have to look if the load is not an overload. I have done that all the season. I couldn't rotate because of injuries.Â
"We have to win. We need to win. It is much more important to win this game than it is for Arsenal or City. They have a four-point gap. It is too important a game to rotate. We have to win. We can only give pressure by winning."
Aubameyang out with toe injury
Hertha BSC v Borussia Dortmund (Wed, 19:30 BST)
Bad news for Borussia Dortmund striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who is out of Wednesday's German Cup semi-final with a painful-sounding injury.
The German club have confirmed that Aubameyang has suffered "bone splintering" in his right toe. No recovery date has yet been set for the Gabon international.
Double ton for Trott
Cricket
A magnificent moment for former England batsman Jonathan Trott, who has just brought up a double century.
Warwickshire's Trott has scored an unbeaten 204 against Middlesex to help his team reach 435-9 in reply to 452.
You can listen to live BBC local radio commentary of that, and all the other games ongoing in the County Championship, or follow our dedicated live text.
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Kenya women hope their historic Nations Cup qualification will change attitudes towards women's football in their country
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Neil Rbertson waits 38 minutes for a pot, then pots two reds in the same shot.
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Jennifer Goody:Â Best sportsmanship - need to recognise those that may not be the best performing in their chosen sport but do their "thing" with dignity, integrity and good humour. No tantrums, bad manners or sleaze please.
San DK:Â Best Manager Not Give Enough Credit: John Carver
Lawro's predictions
Football
This week, BBC Sport's football expert Mark Lawrenson is up against world champion boxer Carl Frampton (no, not in a ring) and Nobby Butcher, aka comedian Sacha Baron Cohen.
Find out how he got on here...