Kumar Sangakkara is out for a second ball duck as Durham reach 76-3 in reply to Yorkshire's 589-8 declared. Sri Lanka star Sangakkara may be the world's number two batsman in tests, but he had no answer for Ryan Sidebottom as the former England man got him with the help of a catch in the slips which bounced out of Kane Williamson's hand and was then snatched by Adam Lyth.

Keep up to date with all the County Championship scores on the BBC Sport website.

Peter Kennaugh withdraws from Team Sky's squad for the Giro d'Italia ahead of Friday's opening stage in Belfast. The Manxman, who is replaced by Chris Sutton, misses out due to the illness.

Defending Tour de France champion Chris Froome and 2012 winner Sir Bradley Wiggins are both absent, leaving Sky without an obvious leader for the Giro as Richie Porte has already been forced to pull out with fitness concerns of his own.

BBC Sports Editor David Bond on Twitter:, external £50m fine is huge for Manchester City. But doesn't it make their chances of breaking even much harder? And will Uefa insist the money comes from the club finances rather than the owners' vast reserves of cash?

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It is 500 days until the 2015 Rugby World Cup gets under way. Tickets for all 48 matches will go on general sale from 12 September 2014, organisers announce. The tournament is being held at venues in England and Wales between 18 September and 31 October 2015.

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"Manchester City and Paris St-Germain are facing fines in the region of €60m (£50m), restrictions on their Champions League squad size and a potential wage limit for failing Uefa's financial fair play rules.

"BBC Sport understands the two organisations - part of a group of nine clubs under examination by Uefa for failing the "break even" test - are facing similar penalties. It's believed a Champions League squad reduction could see the clubs restricted to using anywhere between 18 and 21 players in Uefa's premier competition. A normal squad size is 25.

"A wage cap could also be introduced on the errant clubs to ensure there is no rise on this season's squad wage bill for the Champions League. It's thought clubs have until Friday to agree a "settlement" with Uefa."

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Chelsea claimed the FA Youth Cup for the third time in five seasons with a 7-6 aggregate win over Fulham on Monday. The Blues, trailing 3-2 from the first-leg, were 6-4 behind on aggregate at one stage during the return at Stamford Bridge but a late double from Dom Solanke gave them victory.

The Football Association is to debate creating a B-team league to fit somewhere within the existing football pyramid in an attempt to offer young talent at big clubs more regular access to competitive football.

A similar set up in Spain allows second-string teams to be promoted to the league below the country's top flight. Will it benefit England's national team?Will it work in England? Could Manchester City or Chelsea's B teams find themselves getting promoted to the Championship? Tweet us #bbcsportsday, external or post a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

Newcastle United club captain Fabricio Coloccini will end 18 months of speculation over his future and remain at St James's Park next season, reports the Shields Gazette., external The Argentina international, 32, asked to leave the club in 2013 due to personal problems but has played 27 times for the Magpies this season.

Times chief football correspondent Oliver Kay on Twitter:, external "About to get very ugly between Manchester City and Uefa regarding financial fair play. City so far rejecting proposed €60m fine (over 3 yrs) and reduction of Champions League squad.

Manchester City are facing Uefa sanctions for breaching financial fair play rules which would see the club limited to a 21-man Champions League squad instead of the usual 25 players next season, Press Association Sport is reporting.

City, who are still strongly challenging the settlement offer from Uefa, are also facing a fine in the region of £49m over three years, and a cap imposed for next season to ensure there is no rise on this season's Champions League squad wage bill. The reduction in the size of the Champions League squad to 21 would potentially hit the club hardest, and City would also have to ensure that there are still eight locally-trained players in that A squad.

City have until the end of the week to reach an agreement with Uefa over the sanctions.

Leicestershire will be looking to build a large first-innings lead when they resume on 255-2 in reply to Essex's 281, with batsman Ned Eckersley unbeaten on 104. In Cardiff, Worcestershire will begin on 20-0 in their second innings, a lead of 105 over Glamorgan after Gareth Andrew took 5-40 as the home side were bowled out for 155.

And at Canterbury, Rob Key and Brendan Nash both hit 126 as Kent closed on 355-4 in their first innings, a lead of 70 over Surrey. Keep up to date with Tuesday's live scores on the BBC Sport website.

Jordan Cluse on Twitter:, external ‏Liverpool have already shown they can compete with big money spenders. With some improvements in defence they will be lethal.

John Joseph Eke on Twitter:, external ‏Yes, Liverpool have blow their chance of winning the league.

Scott Lennon on Twitter:, external No more twists this season but to suggest Liverpool won't compete next year is ludicrous. Young squad, young manager, Champions League to attract top players. . . .

We're just over half an hour away from the start of day three in the latest round of County Championship games. Division One leaders Sussex, Yorkshire and Warwickshire are in charge of their games.

At Old Trafford, Lancashire, who were 80-6 at one stage, will resume on 157-6 in reply to Sussex's 298, with Tom Smith and Alex Davies sharing an unbroken 77 for the seventh wicket.

Defending champions Durham resume on 62-1 in reply to Yorkshire's 589-8 declared, a total that included centuries for Adam Lyth and Andrew Gale, and 95 from fit-again England's Jonny Bairstow. At Edgbaston, Tim Ambrose hit 167 and Jeetan Patel 105 as Warwickshire were dismissed for 462 to lead Middlesex, who will resume on 0-0 in their second innings, by 295. Meanwhile, at Taunton, Somerset are 237-4 in reply to Nottinghamshire's 440.

Keep up to date with Tuesday's live scores on the BBC Sport website.

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Juventus, who were crowned Serie A champions for a 30th time at the weekend, celebrated winning their third championship in a row with a 1-0 victory over Atalanta on Monday.

The Old Lady became league champions 24 hours earlier when second-placed Rome were beaten by Catania, but Simone Padoin's second-half goal gave Antonio Conte's side a 31st victory from 36 games. They sit on 96 points, 11 clear of Roma with two games remaining, and can become the first Serie A side to break the 100-point barrier in a season.

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Four-time Liverpool title winner Jimmy Case says the team's defending has been "a little bit suspect" all season. The 59-year-old former midfielder, commenting on Monday's 3-3 draw with Crystal Palace, tells BBC Radio 5 live: "Title winning teams of the past know how to win games from certain points in particular games. The good sides, the experienced sides adjust their positions, look around at each other.

"The team would feel the sense that obviously Palace were coming back into the game. That's where you've got to get closer together, support each other. That's how you win those type of games. The defending has been a little bit suspect all season."

Hull KR prop Jonny Walker is charged for a dangerous tackle on Widnes forward Ben Kavanagh. Walker, who was making his return from a two-month injury lay-off, committed the offence during Sunday's 34-29 defeat by the Vikings and could face a suspension after being charged with a grade B offence.

Foscari on the BBC Sport website: Liverpool have been playing a 400m sprint game all season. Give your all for 300m until the oxygen runs out and just hold on to the tape. Noble but very naive.

Aintreehammer on the BBC Sport website: Feel sorry for Liverpool, but they have still had a great season and stuck to their attacking principles.

Maccaynwa on the BBC Sport website: Liverpool are still top of the league and go into the last weekend knowing that they'll be playing in the Champions League next season.

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Newcastle are ninth in the Premier League table and are guaranteed a top 10 finish, but the campaign to oust manager Alan Pardew by the Newcastle-based Chronicle newspaper, external continues. Some Newcastle fans want the 52-year-old out and the Chronicle's front page is headlined: 'Earth to Pardew. Go Now." It has a series of photographs, including one of a baby and a cat, next to Pardew out messages.

More on radical new plans to shake up England's professional league system [see 09:16 entry]. BBC Sports Editor David Bond says the most eye catching proposal is to introduce a new competition for Premier League and Championship clubs to field B teams which would be predominantly made up of home grown players.

Bond adds: "Another possibility would be to pool all the clubs in League Two and the Conference with the new B teams to form a bigger division which could then be split into two regional leagues. It is understood that the Premier League and Football League clubs are broadly in favour of the B team concept but have deep reservations about how it might fit into the pyramid and the knock on effects to other leagues and competitions.

"One question is whether current League Two clubs would be relegated into the Conference or the new B team league if they went down. The other difficult issue is how far could B teams be promoted?"

Read David's full story on the BBC Sport website.

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Tuesday's back page headlines in England's national newspapers do not make pleasant reading for Liverpool fans. "It all ends in tears," says the Daily Express,, external while the Daily Mirror's, external take is: "It's bawl over" in reference to Luis Suarez breaking down in tears as he left the pitch following a damaging 3-3 draw at Crystal Palace.

But there is some sympathy for Brendan Rodgers and his players. The Daily Mail's, external Dominic King says the outpouring of emotions at the final whistle showed how much the players had given.