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David Ngog is relishing his return to the Premier League after joining Swansea from Bolton for an undisclosed fee.

The 24-year-old, who has signed until the end of the season, scored 19 goals in 94 appearances for Liverpool before moving to Bolton in 2011.

"It's a good opportunity for me to join a good club in the Premier League," said Ngog. "I was really pleased to get the chance, I thought about it and decided to sign here. I was a part of Bolton, I was not talking to any other clubs but as a player you want to play in the Premier League and that is why I made the decision."

England bowler James Anderson tells BBC Radio 5 live that "there's no better person" than Andy Flower to lead the team out of "a trough".

Some more of your wishes for the rest of this transfer window

Alex Marsh: Man Utd definitely still need a world class central midfielder or two to sit behind the new front three of Januzaj, Mata and Rooney. Lars Bender or Gungodan would fit nicely. Perhaps a cheeky bid for Cabaye?

Dale Pritchard: We need two more defenders at Leeds and I would like to see a decent striker pair up with McCormack.

Paradzai Musonza: A top-class striker for Chelsea, Ibrahimovic to be precise.

Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino says the club have not received a formal approach for left-back Luke Shaw.

The full-back, 18, has been linked with a move in the transfer window to Premier League champions Manchester United.

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Toro Rosso unveil their 2014 Formula 1 car, on the eve of the first pre-season test at Jerez in Spain.

Red Bull's junior team have designed a conventional-looking car, with the exception of a narrow protuberance at the front of the nose.

That is a response to a new requirement for lower nose tips for safety, but teams' desire for the best airflow under the car for aerodynamic reasons. Toro Rosso's drivers are France's Jean-Eric Vergne and Russian Daniil Kvyat.

Top plays third in League Two tonight as leaders Scunthorpe entertain Fleetwood.

The hosts will be without veteran striker Deon Burton because of a calf injury, with Paul Hayes expected to replace him up front. Fleetwood have no new injury problems, but Jeff Hughes (broken leg) and Jamille Matt (ankle) remain on the sidelines.

The scheduled match in the Scottish Premiership between Dundee United and St Johnstone has been called off because of a waterlogged pitch.

England Rugby:, external Wing Adam Thompstone, scrum-half Dan Robson and prop Kieran Brookes have been added to England Saxons squad to face Scotland A on Friday.

Notts County Ladies sign striker Caitlin Friend.

Friend, 20, who currently plays for Melbourne Victory in the Australian W-League, will join up with her Notts team mates after the conclusion of the Australian season.

"I've heard quite a lot about Notts County and the set up they've got," said Friend. "It sounds like one of the most organised and professional structures out there. I just want to play football at a high standard all year round and I've only heard great things about the Super League."

Tyson Fury and Dereck Chisora could fight each other again in June in a WBO world title eliminator, according to Chisora's promoter Frank Warren.

The British heavyweight duo are on the same bill at the Copper Box in east London on 15 February and if both were victorious that could set up a bout four months later.

"They're the two best heavyweights in Europe, maybe the world, except for [reigning WBA, IBF and WBO champion] Wladimir Klitschko," said Warren. The proposed venue for a June fight is West Ham's ground Upton Park, the scene of Chisora's fifth-round defeat against David Haye in July 2012.

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Everton tweet a picture, external of their new signing Lacina Traore. The 23-year-old 6ft 8in striker could make his debut in the Merseyside derby away at Liverpool on Tuesday.

BBC Radio 5 live

A couple of shows to listen out for on BBC Radio 5 live tonight.

19:00 GMT: Monday Night Club - Mark Chapman presents football debate with Steve Claridge, Ian McGarry and Robbie Fowler. All the latest transfer news, Premier League press conferences, interviews and previews

21:00 GMT: Not Just Cricket returns for a post Ashes Special, hosted by Greg James, Jimmy Anderson and Graeme Swann. Hear the inside track on what happened during the Ashes as Jimmy and Swanny discuss what really went on during England's 5-0 whitewash at the hands of Australia.

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Sunderland will beat Cardiff to the signing of Argentina forward Ignacio Scocco, report the Daily Mirror., external

The Black Cats have negotiated a deal with Internacional that will see them pay the Brazilian club £2.5million for the 28-year-old, and also settle the £1.5m debt still owed to Argentine side Newell's Old Boys for his transfer last July.

London Welsh say they are hoping to redevelop Witney Town's old football ground and leave the Kassam Stadium.

Welsh have been playing at the Kassam Stadium since September 2012, but a proposal to redevelop the Polythene Stadium into a 10,000 capacity ground, with 6,000 temporary seats, has been given to West Oxfordshire planners.

"The costs we currently have at the Kassam are difficult to justify," London Welsh commercial director David Jenkins told BBC Radio Oxford.

Everton midfielder Bryan Oviedo, who suffered a broken leg during his side's FA Cup match at Stevenage on Saturday ‏tweets:, external "Thank you for your prayers, awaiting surgery tonight."

More from Newcastle manager Alan Pardew on the future of France midfielder Yohan Cabaye.

Asked if he was confident of keeping the 28-year-old, Pardew said: "You are talking to someone who lost Andy Carroll with eight hours to go, so am I confident? No I am not.

"We have not indicated for one moment here from the owner down to any of my staff that we want him to go."

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Ex-England captain Jamie Peacock is confident he can remain at the top level of Super League for the next two seasons.

Leeds front row forward Peacock, 36, has produced some of the best form of his career since stepping down from the international game in the summer of 2012.

"I've never felt as strong and fit as this," said Peacock, who is 17 matches away from becoming only the fourth player in the summer era to reach 400 Super League appearances.

Some more of your thoughts on areas your club needs to strengthen in before the transfer window closes.

Alex Cook: As a Palace fan, we need some firepower up front and some defensive options. Cameron Jerome has been a massive flop, send him back to Stoke and get [Brondby striker] Simon Makienok in.

Matt Simper: It's blatantly obvious to everyone (apart from Daniel Levy and Franco Baldini it seems) that Spurs need a left-back and a striker to replace Jermain Defoe.

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More from Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis on manager Arsene Wenger, who is set to extend his stay at the Gunners.

"This football club is the football club of his life," Gazidis tells Sky Sports News.

"We are very convinced, and at the right time we will quietly make an announcement that he is the right person to see us forward."