The pre-match news conferences continue to come in thick and fast and now we have Tottenham boss Tim Sherwood, speaking ahead of his side's final game of the season against Aston Villa on Sunday.

"On their day, Villa are a very good side and away from home, they are even better," he says. They are a threat and we have to be aware of that.

"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."

The FA Commission's B-team league proposal "is not in the wider of interests of football" say AFC Wimbledon owners.

The board of the Dons Trust - owners of AFC Wimbledon say in a statement:, external "In 2002 the FA Commission that awarded Wimbledon FC's league place to Milton Keynes actually told Wimbledon fans not to bother restarting, telling us it would not be 'in the wider interests of football.' We proved them wrong many times over.

"But this proposal to abolish the very founding tenets of the English league structure on a vague promise it might improve the fortunes of the national team is most certainly not in the wider interests of football. It lazily cherry picks elements from other countries' systems that just so happen to serve the narrow interests of an elite group of largely Premier League clubs."

Joshh90s, external: The Doncaster goal against Brentford to win the league after they missed a penalty which would've put Donny third.

craighoward87:, external Swansea City beating Hull City 4-2 in 2003 to stay in the football league.

Paul:, external Nottingham Forest beating Yeovil 3-2 to get promoted back to the championship!

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Centre Martin Gleeson "firmly believes" Salford Red Devils can reach the Super League play-offs, despite an indifferent start to the 2014 season.

Much was expected of the side following the arrivals of several internationals at the end of last term but Salford lie 11th in the table and swapped coaches in April, with Iestyn Harris replacing Brian Noble.

"We are going to get better now and we're all buying into what Iestyn's brought in," says Gleeson.

Neil Lennon says there will be "no better feeling" as a manager than when he sees Celtic skipper Scott Brown lift the Scottish Premiership trophy following Sunday's home game against Dundee United.

The Hoops clinched their third successive title at Partick Thistle in March but have had to wait for the silverware until the last game of the campaign.

"We have been a long time waiting on it, seven or eight games," Lennon says. "We didn't get the opportunity to celebrate it properly with our own supporters but on Sunday we can."

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David Moyes was named as Manchester United's new manager on a six-year contract on 9 May 2013.

The former Everton boss lasted less than a season in the role.

Newcastle United confirm that striker Papiss Cisse had an operation on a fractured patella on Thursday and will be out "for a number of months".

The Senegalese forward suffered the injury during the Magpies' home game against Swansea City last month and travelled to Paris for the operation earlier this week.

Manuel Pellegrini is speaking in his final pre-match news conference of the season and confirms the "whole squad" is fit for the game against West Ham on Sunday.

That suggests key striker Sergio Aguero will be available for selection as City go into the match needing only a point to win the Premier League title.

Gabby Logan spends a day with 20-year-old British sprinter Adam Gemili as he juggles university life with training to compete with the best on the track over 100m and 200m.

Watch the full interviews on Inspire: The Olympic Journey, on Sunday 11 May at 16:30 BST on BBC Two, BBC Two HD and the BBC Sport website. For now, you can watch a little teaser video on the BBC Sport website.

Barry Ferguson tells the Daily Record, external that he is leaving Blackpool and backed Jackie McNamara to replace him at the Championship club.

The former Rangers skipper decides to quit after three months at Bloomfield Road, despite keeping the Seasiders in the Championship.

"I left as I felt it would be better for someone fresh to come into the job," he says. "There are only five players contracted for next season, so any new manager is going to need a few quid to build a team."

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

As the weather in Barcelona is slightly better than the weather in Aberdeen, where the cricket has been delayed, you can now listen to commentary on second practice for the Spanish Grand Prix on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra from 12:55 BST.

Portsmouth release nine players, but Ryan Bird and Adam Webster are staying at Fratton Park after the club took up options on their contracts.

George Branford, Ashley Harris, Jake Jervis, Yassin Moutaouakil, Marcos Painter, Therry Racon, Phil Smith, Liam Triggs and Josh Warren have all left. Talks are ongoing with out-of-contract Jed Wallace, Nicky Shorey, Bondz N'Gala, Nick Awford and Jack Malone.

"I'd like to thank the released players," says manager Andy Awford.

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Raindrops cover a window as empty chairs are seen on the side of the pitch as rain delayed the one-day international cricket match between Scotland and England at Mannofield Park cricket ground in Aberdeen.

There is no immediate prospect of play, but BBC Radio 5 live sports extra will be there for ball-by-ball commentary as soon as the covers come off.

Mick Cooper on text: Best final day? West Ham/Man Utd. Carlos Tevez secures his permanent place in West Ham history. Wonderful moment.

Macca in Great Yarmouth: I can see this going down to the last minute like 2 seasons ago. Liverpool always put you through the ringer and Man City always leave it late.

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Ryan Giggs believes playing against older players early on in his career helped him develop both "physically and mentally".

The Manchester United interim manager says he supports proposals to reform the game by the Football Association, which include a new tier within the Football League to accommodate Premier League B teams.

The proposals also call for a ban on non-European Union players outside of the top-flight, the development of "strategic loan partnerships" between clubs, as well as a reduction in non-homegrown players in Premier League squads. He also talks about his first experience of being a manager.

Watch the video here.

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City trailed 2-1 at home to relegation-threatened QPR with just minutes to go. The final whistle sounded at the Stadium of Light, and Manchester United thought their 1-0 victory had won them the title, even after City's late equaliser. They reckoned without City's Sergio Aguero though struck in the dying seconds to win his side the title for the first time in 44 years.

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Jose Mourinho also speaks about injuries ahead of the Cardiff game: "Frank Lampard is ill and in bed. Samuel Eto'o got an injury in training, John Terry yesterday. Normally all of them are out."

Mourinho on Frank Lampard: "In a few years maybe he will have a statue on the side of Peter Osgood. He is one of the biggest players of this club."

Jose Mourinho speaks about his hopes to bring in a striker: "We are speaking about this for a long, long time. Even in December, January, when all you journalists were asking and trying to understand why we were not bringing in a striker in the January market, I think I was clear in my answer that it was something the club was working on and we were preparing for the long-term future not something that would help us with the immediate short-term goal.

"Wanting a striker is something that is normal. We are going to bring a striker in now is normal. Every team wants to get to the summer transfer window."

Mourinho on the FA commission's plan for a B-team league: "I am afraid of commenting, if I comment in a positive way I can be punished, if I comment in a negative way I can be punished. I have to adapt to the situation and that is to come with a very English answer which is no comment."