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You need one run to earn a bonus point that will keep your County Championship title hopes alive. You have one wicket remaining. 

Not the ideal time to go off for bad light immediately before the rain starts falling.

That's the situation Yorkshire find themselves in at Lord's. The White Rose are 349-9, 79 ahead of title rivals Middlesex.

Somerset, the other team in contention for the Division One championship, are well on top against Nottinghamshire.  

Our live text is across all the action and the raindrops too.

As for Saturday's opponents, Bournemouth, Ronald Koeman is expecting a challenging afternoon on the south coast.

Under his predecessor, Roberto Martinez, this match finished 3-3 last season with Everton taking a 3-2 lead deep in injury time only to concede a 97th-minute equaliser.

"Against different systems, you have to be prepared. Bournemouth are a strong team who like to play football," Koeman says.

On the injury front, Everton boss says Romelu Lukaku trained on his own today after missing the Norwich defeat with a minor toe injury. The Belgian striker is expected to train with the squad tomorrow.

The Dutchman adds: "Phil Jagielka is OK. We rested him this week. James McCarthy is running already and Darron Gibson will follow suit in one week."

Senegalese midfielder Idrissa Gueye has quickly become very popular amongst Everton supporters through his superb performances since joining from Aston Villa in the summer.

Boss Ronald Koeman isn't surprised by how he's settled in at Goodison.

"The adaptation of the players hasn't taken long. He is playing comfortable," he says.  

"He puts a lot of energy on the pitch and he's comfortable on the ball. He's a great signing."

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More from Everton boss Ronald Koeman on his team's unbeaten league start.

"It's a good start to the season, maybe better than everyone expected," he says. 

"The quality players can make the difference."

He's asked if there is any news about a new contract for striker Romelu Lukaku

"No, I don't know at the moment. It's not my job."

Everton boss Ronald Koeman is in place and starts by talking about the EFL Cup defeat by Norwich.

He says: "I was not happy about the result of course. I was comfortable with what they showed - it was not good enough because we did not score the goal. In general I was not disappointed by the work-rate of the team.

"It's cup football and you don't get a second chance. We need to go on because we've had a good start to the season."

Everton manager Ronald Koeman will be facing the media shortly.

He side are second in the table and unbeaten in the Premier League but were knocked out of the EFL Cup by Norwich at Goodison on Tuesday.

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As for playing Manchester United, Ranieri is bullish in good-humoured Claudio style.

He says: "They beat us in the Community Shield – now we want revenge.

“Rashford for me is an amazing player. Also Martial. They have very good young players.

"We are fearless. Why be scared to go to Old Trafford?"  

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Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri says his players are in good physical shape as they prepare to face Manchester United.

“I think there's no fatigue. They're used to playing every three days," he says.

"Our fitness is much better than a month ago at the start of the season."  

It's apparently de rigueur to ask any manager about to face Jose Mourinho whether he will be sharing some wine with the Manchester United boss post-match.

Claudio Ranieri is definitely keen:

Great Britain will face Canada away in the first round of the Davis Cup World Group in February.

GB, the 2015 champions, lost in the semi-final to Argentina in Glasgow over the weekend.

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Claudio Ranieri says he is surprised by speculation linking midfielder Danny Drinkwater with a move to Manchester United, who the Foxes face on Saturday.

Time for some Claudio...

The Leicester boss says a doubt remains on whether keeper Kasper Schmeichel will face Manchester United on Saturday.

The Foxes goalkeeper has had "slight muscle pain"...

Barcelona midfielder Sergio Busquets has signed a new five-year deal.

The Spain international, 29, has won three Champions Leagues with the club.

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2000: Steve Redgrave, at the age of 38, became the greatest Olympian in an endurance sport with a fifth consecutive gold medal as - alongside Matthew Pinsent, Tim Foster and James Cracknell - he led Great Britain's coxless four crew to victory at the Sydney Olympics.

Squeaky-bum time if you're a Yorkshire supporter. The White Rose need to reach 350 in their first innings against title rivals Middlesex for an extra bonus point or their hopes of retaining the County Championship title are over.

They're currently 335-9. Follow the drama on our dedicated live text page with radio commentary and in-play highlights.

West Brom manager Tony Pulis has said it is "amazing" that his 1,000th game in management will be at former side Stoke City.

Pulis had two spells as Potters boss, leading them to the Premier League in 2008.

He said: "Getting to 1,000 games in management, for the game to drop at Stoke, it's amazing really.

"When I come out of football I'll look back and think of my 1,000 games as an achievement. Now it's just the next game for me.

"I have been privileged and honoured to have managed a lot of clubs on the way to taking charge of 1,000 games."