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There is plenty of Sky Bet EFL action on offer as we head into 2017, with the Magpies looking to maintain their push for an automatic return to the Premier League as they play host to Forest, while top of the table Brighton are also on home turf as they face Cardiff on Friday.

UFC 207 Weigh in/PPV Event

Ronda Rousey and Amanda Nunes will go head to head in Las Vegas on Saturday evening.

Rousey returns to the Octagon for the first time since her defeat to Holly Holm in November 2015 against Nunes, who has won 13 of her 17 professional bouts.

The main talking point has been Ronda Rousey’s total media blackout.

One of the UFC’s most talkative stars in days gone by, Rousey has totally shunned all the press in the build-up to this one, even refusing an interview when appearing at the UFC 207 weigh-in, with reports suggesting she needed ‘consolling’ backstage after squaring off with Amanda Nunes.

Her vow of silence continued tonight. Follow how the public weigh-in went down LIVE below.

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World Junior Ice Hockey Championships in Canada

For Wild fans, there was a lot of excitement surrounding this matchup between Team USA and Team Russia, as it would pit three of Minnesota’s top prospects, Luke Kunin and Jordan Greenway for USA and Kirill Kaprizov for Russia, against one another for the first time. Kaprizov entered the game as the leading scorer in the tournament, with seven points in just two games, including a hat trick against Latvia. The dynamic forward, on pace for one of the best under-20 seasons in the history of the KHL, is a potential all-world player. When his current contract expires in Russia, the Wild organization will surely pull out all the stops to ensure that he gets signed to his entry-level deal immediately. And for fans of Team USA in general, there was also a lot of excitement surrounding this game, as it would be the first real test for the Americans against a powerful hockey nation in this year’s World Junior Championship. Team Russia entered the game with one win (Latvia) and one loss (Canada), while USA had won both of its games (Slovakia and Latvia). This game would certainly live up to the hype.

Russia came within a couple inches of scoring just two minutes into the game, when a puck bounced off the end wall, hit the rear end of USA goaltender Tyler Parsons, and nearly trickled across the goal line. It was a quick reminder that the Americans would not be able to glide through this one, as they had against Latvia and Slovakia. The US seemed to be taking a more cautious approach early, keeping a forward high in the offensive zone to prevent the odd-man rushes that they gave up frequently in their opening game. It would pay off early, as Russia attacked with speed a few times in the opening minutes, but any opportunities off the rush were snuffed out by good retreats back into the defensive zone. USA also got the scoring started early, when Casey Fitzgerald fired a pass all the way from the bottom of the right circle to the bottom of the left circle, where Boston University’s Clayton Keller, who has starred for the US so far in the tournament, received the pass and took advantage of Russian goaltender Ilya Samsonov sliding across the crease, as he anticipated a quick shot from Keller. Keller opted to hold the puck, though, and made a move to his backhand that completely fooled Samsonov and left the net wide open. Keller deposited the puck in the back of the net while falling to the ice, a beautiful goal for the future Arizona Coyote, and a perfect start for the United States. Samsonov would weather a huge US storm over the next five minutes though, as the Americans peppered him with several point-blank shots and prime scoring chances.

Russia was very fortunate to maintain just a 1-0 deficit as the game reached the ten-minute mark, with the US having already registered fifteen shots on goal by that point in the period. Samsonov held off the US for just long enough to allow his team to level the score. After Greenway flattened an opponent at the red line, Russia gained control of the puck in the neutral zone, and Yakov Trenin streaked into the offensive zone along the right half wall. He lofted the puck in front of the net, to where Greenway was battling with Kirill Urakov, but the puck bounced off of Urakov and over the leg of Parsons, tying the game for Russia, and sending the teams to the dressing room for the first intermission.

Team USA would be the first to score in the second frame as well. Four minutes into the period, with the US on the power play, Charlie McAvoy sent a puck toward the Russian net, which was deflected and slowly fluttered toward Samsonov. Greenway was right in front of the goaltender, and clearly took away his eyes, as the puck bounced off of Samsonov’s pad and straight to red-hot Colin White, who was on the doorstep and calmly slid it into the wide open net. Several minutes later, just after killing off its first penalty of the game, Erik Foley would fire a pass from the corner, which the University of Denver’s Troy Terry would neatly deflect from the top of the crease to give Team USA its first two-goal lead of the game. A couple minutes after Terry’s goal, Greenway made a beautiful saucer pass to line-mate Jeremy Bracco, but Samsonov robbed Bracco with perhaps the save of the tournament, rolling on his back and throwing his left pad up in the air to deny the Maple Leafs’ prospect. It apparently picked the Russian squad up a bit, because when they went on the man advantage soon after the Samsonov robbery, Kaprizov deflected a wrist shot from Yegor Rykov out of the air, beating Parsons and pulling Russia within one goal yet again. It was Kaprizov’s fifth goal of the tournament.

The third period turned into a true goalie duel, as Parsons made several game-saving stops on Kaprizov and company. Samsonov was equally stout at the other end, denying a barrage of power play shots. He even turned away a Tage Thompson penalty shot in the final two minutes, when Sergei Zborovsky deliberately and obviously pushed the net off its moorings during a scramble in front of the net. It was Parsons with the last laugh though, as in the closing seconds of the game, Kaprizov lofted a perfect area pass to the slot for teammate Alexander Polunin. Parsons made an enormous save on Polunin to seal the victory for Team USA, and he finished the game with 25 saves.

Kunin and Greenway were two of the best players on the ice for the US on Thursday, with Kunin making an impact on seemingly every aspect of the American game, including the power play, penalty kill, and being responsible on the defensive end of the ice. Greenway played like an absolute beast, using his big size to impart his will on the Russian defense. Meanwhile, Kaprizov lived up to his billing by scoring yet another goal and producing at least five quality scoring chances in the game. He may be an elite player in the NHL in just a couple of years. Get ready, Wild fans, because this guy is special.

The US passed its first big test, and its hope for a medal should be on the rise. They are definitely skilled, have solid goaltending, and they defeated a very good Russian team with a tenacious effort on Thursday. Team USA closes out its preliminary schedule on Saturday, when it takes on Canada at 2:30PM Central. USA will have a chance to win its group and take one of the top seeds into the Quarterfinals, should it find a way to beat the favored Canadians.

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Stan Wawrinka said he has buried the hatchet with Nick Kyrgios and backed the controversial Australian to rise up the rankings and win “big tournaments.”

Kyrgios was banned for three weeks and slapped with a big fine in October for his antics during a defeat to Mischa Zverev at the Shanghai Masters.

The world number 13 has gained a reputation as a pantomime villain, with one of his lowest moments coming when he made an inappropriate comment to Wawrinka about his girlfriend Donna Vekic during a match at the Montreal Masters last year.

Wawrinka described Kyrgios’ sledge as “unacceptable” and said he would not have come out with such a remark to his worst enemy, but the US Open champion stated that he has put that incident behind him.

Asked if there are any hard feelings between the two, the three-time grand slam champion said: “Not that I know of.”

Kyrgios is set to return to ATP Tour action next month after serving his ban and world number four Wawrinka expects the 21-year-old to show what he is capable of before long.

“He is a strong player, we all know how difficult he can be,” said the Swiss. “It’s tough to speak for everybody. For me, I see him as a strong and tough player.

“All I can say is that when he is playing well, when he wants, he is really dangerous.”

He added: “I am sure he will win big tournaments, He deserves to be 13th in the world. I am sure he will be even higher and will be there for many, many years.

“I am sure if he did a good off-season he is going to be tough to beat at the Australian Open, Because I am sure he wants to do well [in Melbourne] – he wants to win. It will be interesting to see.”

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Born in Bankstown, the 23-year old will return to the Hyundai A-League after spending the last 18 months in the Greek Super League with PAOK and most recently on loan at Veria FC.

Capped at all levels of the national team, including three times for the Socceroos, Antonis spent five seasons with Sydney FC from 2010-2015, making 69 appearances in the Hyundai A-League.

The midfielder arrives in Sydney tonight and will be available for selection come Round 14 of the Hyundai A-League.

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Phil Taylor faces a fine for swearing on live TV after booking a shoot-out to rival William Tell against Robin Hood.

The ‘Power’ marched into the William Hill PDC World Championship quarter-finals to set up a meeting with old foe Raymond van Barneveld – almost 10 years to the day since their sudden-death epic at the Circus Tavern.

Taylor missed seven match darts before completing his 4-2 win against chest-beating, Power-baiting Belgian Kim ‘Hurricane’ Huybrechts.

But he turned the air blue in his post-match interview with commentator Wayne Mardle, who asked him why he had played so poorly in the previous round against Kevin Painter.

He will be referred to the Darts Regulatory Authority, who are likely to hit him in the pocket – although Taylor’s outburst was after the watershed and you’ll hear worse most nights down the pub.

But that’s enough bad language: Let’s get ready for a Barney rumble tonight – and if it’s half as good as that heady evening in Purfleet on New Year’s Day in 2007, we’re in for a treat.

Taylor has won 56 of his 76 meetings with Van Barneveld down the years, and nothing could be better to ring out 2016 before the nation retreats into communal detox.

MATCH NEWS UPDATES

Rochester, Mich. — Sherron Dorsey-Walker pumped in 25 points and collected five steals to spark Oakland to an 81-62 win over Wright State in the Horizon League opener for both teams Thursday night.

The Golden Grizzlies now have won 11 straight home league openers and are 16-2 all-time as a Division I program.

Oakland (11-3, 1-0) built an 11-point advantage at intermission and padded that advantage down the stretch.

Dorsey-Walker was 7 of 14 from the field, including 5 of 10 from distance, and 6 of 8 from the free-throw line. Jalen Hayes scored 17 points and grabbed 11 rebounds and Martez Walker contributed 15 points.

The Golden Grizzlies were 25 of 61 from the field (41 percent), including 9 of 23 from beyond the 3-point arc, but converted 22 of 27 from the free-throw line (81.5 percent).

Cricket updates

Australian cricketers on the verge of making it to national squads and the Big Bash League are being targeted by bookmakers via social media. Cricket Australia head of integrity Iain Roy confirmed that foreign bookmakers are targeting players via tools such as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook as they seek information on squads and playing conditions.

Roy has told News Corp Australia that approaches have been quite common this summer. “We’ve had a number of approaches made on social media to players already this season,” Roy said. “Twitter approaches asking for information about team selection, pitches and that sort of thing.”

Rising young stars of the game are the main target, Roy revealed, but he would not elaborate on how many players had been targeted. Roy said cricketers in all forms of the game had been briefed not to reply to suspicious online approaches and report the behaviour to the game’s governing body.

“Australian cricket has a long-standing, proactive approach to sports integrity management,” a Cricket Australia spokesman said in a statement. “We are well aware of various methods that can be used to bring the integrity of the game into question, and combat these in a proactive way.”

While there’s been no specific evidence or links suggested to Australian cricket, no-one can afford to be complacent about these issues and we need to remain vigilant. Cricket Australia takes a zero-tolerance approach against anybody trying to bring the game’s credibility into disrepute. All players in Australia are required to complete an anti-corruption education session each season before they can compete in CA’s domestic competitions, including the BBL.”

“Players are also able to report any suspicions they have on a confidential basis and in the past there has been a strong Australian player culture to do so.”

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DUBAI: All the franchises participating in the Pakistan Super League have, in principle, agreed to play the PSL final in Lahore, as planned by the Pakistan Cricket Board.

In a high-level meeting chaired by chairman PSL Najam Sethi in Dubai on Monday, all the team owners took time to reinforce their solidarity and conviction with the decision of taking the final of the PSL back to its rightful home, the Gaddafi Cricket Stadium in Lahore, which is also the head office of both the PCB and the PSL.

“It has been heart-warming to see the dedication of all the owners to the cause of taking cricket back home and there is a realisation that this final will be the first step in opening the gates to international teams starting to make the journey again. We are all committed to this mission and wish to have a thoroughly entertaining final where it should happen – in Lahore,” said Sethi while speaking of the meeting.

A source privy to the development told Geo.TV that the PSL management has assured the franchise owners of high-level security for the final in Lahore.

“Head of state level security shall be provided to the teams visiting Lahore for the final,” said a source.

The PSL management further told the franchise owners that at least 50 players, currently not part of the PSL, have agreed to visit Pakistan for the final of PSL, if picked.

“Players who are willing to tour Pakistan will be paid an additional amount of $10,000 to $50,000 for travelling to Pakistan,” said the source.

The owners of franchise Karachi Kings told the meeting that three of their team members, Chris Gayle, Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawerdene, have refused to visit Pakistan for the final.

The other franchises of the PSL told the meeting that they have yet to speak to the players on the issue.

They have now been told by the management to prepare a list of players who have agreed to visit Pakistan for the final.

The PSL management, after consulting with franchise owners, will arrange a re-draft for the players who are willing to visit Pakistan, on February 22 (Wednesday).

Clouds of uncertainty had loomed over the final of Pakistan’s T20 tournament following a new wave of terrorism which hit the country over the past week, in which over 100 people were killed and hundreds more injured. One of the terrorist attacks was carried out in Lahore on February 13, in which 14 people lost their lives.

Despite the fresh concerns over security which arose as a result, the PSL management and the franchise owners decided to hold the final in Lahore – a move aimed at bringing international cricket back to Pakistan and sending out a strong message to terrorists that their nefarious plans will not succeed.

The final of PSL 2017 will be played in Lahore on March 5.

One week removed from what was probably SmackDown’s strongest show since the 2016 draft, team blue provided a topsy-turvy offering last night. It wasn’t bad by any means, but a number of dips in quality made it feel like the average episode of Raw, albeit without the colossal volume of filler typically found on Monday nights.

The number one contender’s battle royal consumed much of the show and surprise, surprise, it produced an inconclusive result. AJ Styles and Luke Harper just couldn’t be separated at the end, and while blighted by a poorly-executed finish, the match did an excellent job in furthering multiple stories at the same time.

While WWE Champion Bray Wyatt left SmackDown cackling, Naomi probably departed the building in a state of depression. Injury forced her into relinquishing her newly-won Women’s Championship at the top of the show, and Alexa Bliss and Becky Lynch fought to crown a new champion in the aftermath. Elsewhere, Nikki Bella and Natalya looked to settle their beef in a chaotic Falls Count Anywhere match, but Nikki’s problems are far from over, and neither are her partner, John Cena’s.

A clear step down from last week’s fantastic show, but SmackDown still provided a number of major talking points on the road to WrestleMania. How do they stack up? Let’s take a look.