And that's it for Friday's Sportsday Live. Many thanks for your company and don't forget to rejoin us at 0800 GMT on Monday where we will reflect on the weekend action - and look forward to another busy week of sport. Enjoy the weekend.

BBC Sport's Melissa Sharman in La Manga: "Full time in La Manga and England draw 1-1 with Norway in their international friendly. Despite conceding three minutes from time manager Mark Sampson should be happy after his team showed the work ethic and passion he craved for his first competitive game in charge."

Tottenham boss Tim Sherwood says Younes Kaboul and Jan Vertonghen are in training, but will not figure against Swansea on Sunday.

The defensive pair have not featured all season and Sherwood says: "We've got a few lads back training now. Younes is training and Jan Vertonghen, but this game is going to come too soon for them."

Norway grab what looks to be a late equaliser against England as Melissa Bjaneso heads home in the 87th minute.

Leaders Leicester City say defender Zoumana Bakayogo, 27, is joining Championship rivals Yeovil on loan for one month., external

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho delayed the start of his news conference ahead of Sunday's game with Manchester United to welcome ITV journalist Rags Martel, who has recently recovered from cancer, back to the press room.

The Independent, external reports that Mourinho was about to start when his face lit up with delight at the sight of Martel staring back at him, and he quickly made his way over to shake hands with the reporter while asking him if everything was "all good?"

"All good," replied Martel before adding "it's good to see you back" in reference to Mourinho's return to the club in the summer.

Ronnie O'Sullivan responds to his superb 6-0 win over Ricky Walden in the Masters quarter-finals in typically understated fashion, saying: "That's snooker."

Sullivan took just under one hour to seal the win and he added: "I've had it numerous times, when you just sit there as a passenger.

"It can be embarrassing but at some point you just go 'well, this guy's on fire', and it's good to watch sometimes."

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Frankie Dettori is set to return to the saddle at Lingfield on Wednesday after three and a half months out through injury. Godolphin's former number one rider and three-times champion jockey has been booked to ride the Jeremy Noseda-trained Gone With The Wind for owners Paul and Susan Roy in the 32Red.com Maiden Stakes over six furlongs.

Dettori, 43, has been sidelined since 2 October when he suffered a fractured ankle in a fall going down to the start before a race at Nottingham.

Aston Villa winger Jack Grealish, 18, extends his loan at League One Notts County until 3 May, the Premier League club announce., external

Michael Schumacher's manager says the former Formula 1 champion remains in stable condition following a skiing accident that left him with severe head injuries and in a coma since 29 December. Schumacher has been in an induced coma in a Grenoble hospital since the accident in the French Alps.

Manchester United manager David Moyes is fined £8,000 by the Football Association, external for comments made following his side's 2-1 Capital One Cup semi-final first leg defeat at Sunderland. The 50-year-old said afterwards that United were "beginning to laugh at referees" for their "terrible" decisions.

A statement on the FA website reads: "Manchester United manager David Moyes has been fined £8,000 and warned as to his future conduct following an Independent Regulatory Commission hearing today.

"Moyes had admitted an FA misconduct charge in that his post-match comments following his side's game at Sunderland on Tuesday 7 January 2014 constituted improper conduct in that they called into question the integrity of the match officials appointed to that fixture and/or appointed to Manchester United fixtures generally, and/or implied that such match officials are motivated by bias; and/or brought the game into disrepute, in contravention of FA rule E3(1)."

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Barcelona fans could be offered the chance to be buried under the club's Nou Camp ground.

The Spanish giants plan to offer room for up to 30,000 urns under the stadium, whether they upgrade the Nou Camp or move away to a larger venue.

Josep Ramon Vidal-Abarca tells The Guardian: "This is in response to the historical demand from members who want their remains laid to rest at the stadium."

Joe Holgate:, external Jelavic and Long are great signings, City was lacking goals this season, these 2 signings should bring a few goals to the team

Jamie Lee Pickett:, external 32 in 140 for Jelavic and Long combined...gamble

Abaho Lameck:, external Losers my team Man Utd.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan produces a stunning performance to breeze into the Masters semi-final by beating Ricky Walden 6-0.

Defender Jordan Mustoe agrees one-month loan move to League Two side Wycombe Wanderers.

The 22-year-old made six appearances on loan at Bury earlier this month, including one at Adams Park against the Chairboys in a 2-1 victory, and is eligible for Gareth

Earlier we posed the following Question of Sport Teaser: Australia won a seventh straight match in 2010 when they beat the West Indies in a Twenty20 international. Which four players from that game played today?

The answers are: Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin, Mitchell Johnson and David Warner.

Fifa president Sepp Blatter says the World Cup and the Winter Olympics are being "misused" by protest groups.

The 2014 World Cup will take place in Brazil from 12 June while the Winter Olympics will be held in the Russian city of Sochi from 6 February.

In his Fifa Weekly column, Blatter says: "These two events have one thing in common: they have both been misused as a platform for political disputes."

We are nine minutes into the England women's game against Norway and Mark Sampson's side have the lead, Eniola Aluko with the goal. A good start for the new England boss.

Keegan Milner:, external Hull City are the winners in the transfer market signing Jelavic and Shaun Long, great two strikers for reasonable prices.

Paul Michael:, external Blackburn have done very well. Cairney & Gestede on permanent deals and at the moment still got hold of Rhodes & Dann.

Manchester United boss David Moyes confirms midfielder Anderson will be going on loan to Italian side Fiorentina.

"We've not been able to get him as many games as he'd have hoped," he says.