Match of the Day presenter and former Tottenham striker Gary Lineker ‏on Twitter:, external "I think Tottenham's treatment of Tim Sherwood has been shabby in the extreme!"

Tottenham head coach Tim Sherwood on his future at Spurs: "People will always judge on what I've come in and done.

"It's imperative to have a pre-season and bed your ideas in. And also I'm doing it with a lot of uncertainty around my future.

"If you have a supply teacher who comes into your school, sometimes they're not treated with the respect that a headmaster is."

Kim Chong:, external The gas [Bristol Rovers] dropping out the league on the final day will never be beaten.

Doosuur Malu:, external Aguerrrrrooooooo!!

Jon Tedman:, external Charlton relegating Norwich down at the Valley to bring them with us into League One.

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Manchester City were in danger of relegation along with Wimbledon, Sheffield Wednesday, Coventry and Southampton. They went 2-0 down to Liverpool before half-time at Maine Road, before a fight-back looked like keeping them up.

Manager Alan Ball told his players that the point was enough as Southampton were losing, so City players began taking the ball to the corners to waste time. But, Southampton were drawing meaning City had to win to avoid the drop. Ball realised too late and City drew 2-2, their relegation confirmed by goal difference.

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Our friends at a Question of Sport asked earlier who are the four men whose surnames begin with S to have played in an ODI for England against Scotland?

The answers are Owais Shah, Ajmal Shahzad, Andrew Strauss & Graeme Swann.

Cardiff City's Juan Cala will serve a three-match suspension with immediate effect after a misconduct charge, external against him was found proven.

Norwich City interim boss Neil Adams talking to the media: "After the Arsenal we need to sit down and decide on my future. Absolutely I would like to be manager. I feel suited to it. I've made the step up to first-team football now, and it's not a level you want to take a step back from.

"I hope we can hang onto our key players. It's really important for next year. We have to fight tooth and nail to keep them. I've really enjoyed the job, but what I haven't enjoyed is the situation we're in. It hurts."

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Maria Sharapova fights back from a set down to beat China's Li Na 2-6 7-6(5) 6-3 and claim a place in the last four of the Madrid Open.

Russian Sharapova, the eighth seed, battles hard to dispatch the world number two and set up a semi-final clash with third-seeded Pole Agnieszka Radwanska or French qualifier Caroline Garcia.

Wigan chairman Dave Whelan talks to BBC Radio Manchester about his side's home Championship play-off semi-final first leg against QPR this evening:

On the impact of manager Uwe Rosler: "We had a very poor start to the season and I had no choice but to change managers. Since we changed manager, we've gone from strength to strength. Uwe has been absolutely magnificent. He did a great job at Brentford and he's doing exactly the same job with Wigan."

On QPR tie: "It's a massive, massive game for us. QPR are a good side. They came down from the Premier League like we did, and they've got the same ambitions. It's looking like being a tough match.

"Hopefully we can take a lead down to QPR with us, but whatever the case, we'll go down there on Monday with great ambition."

Ben Carpendale:, external 1983. Maine Road. Raddy Antic. Pleat's beige suit and loafers. That jig. "What an amazing act of esacapolgy here by Luton".

Ed Davenhill:, external Pompey fans wearing Albion scarves at the Hawthorns in 2005 to try and send Saints down - never seen anything like it.

Nick Clayton:, external Bradford City beating Liverpool 1-0 on the last day in 2000 to stay in the Premiership. Amazing scenes.

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BBC TMS on Twitter:, external Covers coming off in Aberdeen with a further inspection at 2pm. If there is play we'll bring it to you.

The start of the one-day international between Scotland and England at Aberdeen has been delayed by rain. There is coverage on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra and you will able to follow live text commentary online.

Former Cardiff manager Malky Mackay drops his legal claim against the club after reaching a settlement on his sacking.

Mackay was dismissed in December after a difference of opinion with owner Vincent Tan about the direction of the club. Tan has since criticised Mackay's efforts in preparing the side for the Premier League, but the Scot issued a conciliatory statement through lawyers on Friday in which he apologised "without reservation" to the Malaysian businessman.

Mackay's statement, released through Slater & Gordon Lawyers, reads: "Today have reached a settlement agreement dropping all claims I have made against Cardiff City Football Club. I did not want to be in litigation and believe that it is in the best interests of all parties to have a clean break and move on."

Ospreys flanker Justin Tipuric is out of Wales' summer tour of South Africa.

It means Wales will be without two front-line open-sides, with Sam Warburton also missing.

British and Irish Lions forward Tipuric is to have shoulder surgery next week, while 2013 Lions skipper Warburton has already been ruled out of the two-Test tour by shoulder problems. Tipuric will play for Ospreys against Connacht in the Pro12 on Saturday.

Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino says he will seek answers from the new board over the direction of the club before committing his future.

Argentine Pochettino has one year left on his contract at St Mary's and has been linked with a move to Tottenham. The 42-year-old is set to discuss his future at the end of the season.

"It's up to the board to discuss with me the new project that will be in place for next season," Pochettino told BBC South Today.

Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood says he is not thinking beyond this Sunday's game after being pressed on his long-term future in today's pre-match news conference.

Asked if a meeting between himself and Spurs chairman Daniel Levy had been pencilled in yet, Sherwood says: "There is not one in yet. We are just focusing on this last game, we want to get a positive result and then sit down and have a chat.

"I obviously have to wait to see the chairman and see what the future holds. I gave a list of players to the chairman and Franco Baldini about the ones I recommend we keep, ones that leave and ones we should sign."

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England captain Alastair Cook views the pitch before rain delayed their one-day international cricket match against Scotland at Mannofield Park. There are the first signs of the covers being removed.

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Fulham manager Felix Magath speaking to the media ahead of his side's final game of the season. The Cottagers are already relegated.

"I didn't come here for just one season. I came here to build a team. It [relegation] was a very horrible experience. I was very disappointed but I am prepared to build up a new team.

"We have to look forward now and change our philosophy. We must look after our young players."

Gary Locke hopes to learn next week whether he will remain as Hearts manager next season.

Prospective owner Ann Budge aims to take control of the club, ahead of a decision on the manager's future. Hearts are preparing for life in the Championship following their relegation from the Premiership.

Locke, who is out of contract at the end of the season, says: "Hopefully things will get moving shortly and we'll get our futures sorted out."

Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood on the FA commission's plans for a B-team league:

"I think it is the way forward. It is something I have been banging on about for three years now.

"Obviously there are implications for the teams in the lower divisions but if we are trying to improve the number of England players playing in Premier League sides they are going to have to be exposed sooner or later."

More from Tottenham boss Tim Sherwood: "I'd expect us to have a lot of the ball. We have to make sure we apply ourselves correctly and get what we need, and that's a win.

"It's always good to win your last game and to send the fans home with a positive result."