Want to see a young Gary Lineker presenting Match of the Day?

Here he is looking back over the years and at presenting his first show in 1999.

There is also him presenting in his boxers after Leicester City won the Premier League...

Fulham

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Fulham have confirmed the signing of Sander Berge, external from Burnley for around £25m.

The 26-year-old has agreed a five-year deal, keeping him at Fulham until the summer of 2029.

Speaking to FFCtv, Berge said: “It feels fantastic. It’s been a little bit back and forth the last few weeks, but I'm finally sitting here in the shirt in this beautiful stadium, knowing that my future is here, which feels great."

The midfielder will wear the number 16 shirt for the Cottagers.

BBC Breakfast

Former Match of the Day commentator Barry Davies spoke about his famous piece of commentary during a 1974 game between Derby County and Manchester City.

Derby County's Francis Lee scored a beautiful goal and Davies said: "Interesting, very interesting. Just look at his face."

Davies told BBC Breakfast about the moment: "He had just hit an absolute bullet. You could see the moment he got the ball and I have said 'interesting' and he hit this rocket and I said 'very interesting'.

"He was like a little boy who had just done something very special."

BBC Breakfast

Match of the Day turns 60 today and legendary commentator Barry Davies spoke to BBC Breakfast about his time on the show.

His first commentary was in 1969 where he talked listeners through the opening game of the season at Crystal Palace.

Davies said: "I started that day in Leeds, I was supposed to do Leeds and Spurs but [others] weren't available so they sent a car for me to [commentate on Crystal Palace]. I had no notes with me.

"I got to the ground at 2 o'clock and we were on air at 3 o'clock."

Davies was a commentator on the show for almost 35 years.

"It provided fun and a living," he added. "When I went to the Palace on one occasion the comment was 'you have been doing this job for quite a long time' and I said 'yes, I've been paid for a hobby'."

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The UK's most famous football show celebrates 60 years of the big games and names from the Premier League.

Thank you for sharing all of your memories of the show, keep them coming in.

We'll reflect on the show's past 60 years now. You can click here to read through MOTD's history, external, from the 1960s to the present day.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Fabian Hurzeler's final question was on going into Saturday's game with a better record against Manchester United in recent seasons: "It would be a little too much if I said we are the favourites, but we are building on the foundations of what have been left.

"Manchester United are a big club but we shouldn’t hide. We should have respect and prepare for the game as best as we can but we have our own ambitions and we should go into the game with our own self confidence."

West Ham United

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West Ham United have signed promising French midfielder Mohamadou Kante from Ligue 2 club Paris FC.

The 18-year-old joins the club on a permanent transfer on a five-year contract, external.

Born in Paris, Kante was a regular in Paris FC’s U19s last season and has also featured for the club’s B team.

However, we are unlikely to see the teenager play for his new club this season, as he is being sent back to Paris FC on a season-long loan spell.

Brighton & Hove Albion

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On Danny Welbeck and how having experienced players is helping him, Fabian Hurzeler said: "I am listening to experienced players because I can also learn from them. They have experienced more things on the pitch than me. I am not afraid to say that because I can learn from listening to their opinions.

"I can use that then to prepare for the match against Manchester United because he [Welbeck] has also played there and has some more knowledge about the club and their players. I would be silly if I didn’t use it. But it is then my part to make the decisions for the game."

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On whether there will be any more signings before the transfer window closes, Fabian Hurzeler said: "I only care about the players who are here. I am really focusing on working with them as they try to improve every day and come in with a positive energy. We will just have to see."

On possible outgoings: "The players who work here know how we plan as we communicate transparently. I will never play with their hopes. I can’t comment on any rumours but the players know how we plan with them and then it is up to them."

Brighton & Hove Albion

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Fabian Hurzeler also provided a fitness update on Evan Ferguson, Tariq Lamptey and Pervis Estupinan: "They have all been in training but we have to wait now to see how their rehabilitation continues and how they adapt to the intensity. Then we will see if they are an option for the squad, but I am very happy that these three players are back."

On new signing Georginio Rutter: "We will have to wait to see how he has adapted but he has played some games in pre-season for Leeds. He has integrated fast into the group which is the main thing, but I am also convinced he will be able to help us on the pitch as he has something special."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Fabian Hurzeler has faced the media before Brighton take on Manchester United in the Premier League on Saturday. He was first asked about his opening win against Everton: "We are grateful for the start but we know it is hard work in every game. We have to try to keep the momentum. Of course, I am happy but I am very quickly focusing on the next game."

On Saturday being his first home league game: "I am looking forward to meeting our fans because it is about making them proud when I am wearing the Seagulls colours. That goes for my staff and players too. We have to bring an intensity and energy on the pitch that transports to the supporters. But we know we have a tough opponent in Manchester United. They have great players and coach. It will be a challenge for us."

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In case you didn't already know!

The BBC will be bringing all the highlights of the Champions League this season.

For the next three years, there will be match-by-match highlights available on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app, plus a Wednesday highlights show on BBC One at 22:40.

There will also be clips online and on social media.

Highlights will be available on the BBC Sport website from 22:00 BST on Wednesdays of match weeks.

Follow all of the Champions League on BBC Sport.

Barry Waterson: So many memories of MOTD…1970 Willie Carr’s flick and rocketed in by Ernie Hunt 1970..George Best v Sheff Utd..David Coleman’s commentary, “driven wide,what a goal” Justin Fashanu’s Goal Of The Season v Liverpool and of course Alan Hansen “you’ll never win etc”

This was an open game and the score really does not reflect how exciting it was. Slovan Bratislava goalkeeper Dominik Takac produced at least two massive saves to keep his side in the tie heading into the second leg.

Watch highlights as Slovan Bratislava draw Midtjylland 1-1 in the first leg of the Uefa Champions League play-offs.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Fabian Hurzeler is yet to arrive at his news conference this morning. Maybe he is grabbing himself a coffee and a snack, but as soon as we have updates from the Brighton manager we will bring them to you.

Pretty even match-up, this one. Malmo's own goal gave Sparta the lead which was very, very unlucky. However, there could be no arguments about Sparta Prague's second goal, which was an absolute screamer from outside the box.

Watch the highlights as Sparta Prague beat Malmo FF 2-0 in the first leg of their Uefa Champions League play-off match.