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This has been Jose Mourinho's first season back in English football and he says: "I like to be back in English football. I don't enjoy defeats but to lose at Crystal Palace is English football. To lose at Newcastle, that is English football. To lose like we did against Sunderland or Aston Villa, is not English football. I like English football, I don't like what is not English football."

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho on whether Sunday will be the last match for the club for John Terry and Ashley Cole:

"I don't know but I don't think so. I do my written reports to the board during the season and with the final report at the end where I try to have my point of view, analysing every aspect of the season."

More from Jose Mourinho, who says: "It's not the kind of season Chelsea celebrates. We are not jumping, but we knew it was very possible third would happen.

"We are thinking about next season, turning our focus not to the World Cup but preparation."

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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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has just arrived for his final pre-match news conference of the season and is swiftly asked to give his thoughts on the campaign, with the chance to win the title now beyond them.

He says: "It has been positive. There was an evolution in every competitive aspect. This season we fought until it was mathematically impossible, the previous game. It was an evolution.

"Last year we were relegated into the Europa League. This year we were in the Champions League semi-finals."

The Lawn Tennis Association says it has been made aware of Slovenia's Aljaz Bedene intention to declare his allegiance to Great Britain.

The 24-year-old Bedene, who first set up a base in the United Kingdom in March 2008, has a highest ranking of 71. He has lived permanently in Hertfordshire since 2011.

The LTA said in a statement: "We have been made aware that Aljaz Bedene wishes to switch his nationality. He is currently progressing with his citizenship application which will take some time, and in the meantime he will continue to base himself in Hertfordshire."

Red Bull confirms Sebastian Vettel will miss second practice for the Spanish Grand Prix after an electrical issue cut short his first practice session this morning.

Lewis Hamilton finished fastest in the morning and live coverage of second practice will be on the BBC Sport website from 12:30 BST.

Newcastle United approach Christophe Galtier to take over as new manager, reports the Chronicle., external

The St Etienne boss has guided his team to fourth place in Ligue 1 this term and is regarded as one of the best up and coming managers in France.

A report in L'Equipe say that United officials have approached the club in the aftermath of Newcastle's bad form of late.

Daily Telegraph chief football writer Henry Winter on Twitter:, external "Note to @englandfans. Swiss FA says Switzerland v #eng Euro 2016 qualifier on Sep 8 will be in Basel (8.45pm local ko)."

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Arsenal had gone 18 years without a league trophy when they travelled to Anfield on the final day knowing they needed to win by at least two goals to take the title away from Liverpool. Alan Smith gave them the lead in the second half but it looked as though Liverpool would hold on to win the league until Michael Thomas's injury-time strike.

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BBC Sport pundit Robbie Savage on Twitter:, external Can't believe that the FA commission panel with so many experienced people on it come up with the B league #ridiculous.

England are one of five countries to express an interest in hosting the 2019 Women's World Cup.

BBC Sport understands The FA are keen to explore the possibility of hosting the tournament and want to gather more information ahead of a possible formal bid.

Other countries believed to have informed Fifa that they may want to stage the competition include France, South Africa and South Korea. Fifa are expected to make an announcement this afternoon confirming the names of the five countries.

Seb Horner:, external West Brom 5-5 Man Utd, an absolute spectacle, with a Lukaku powerhouse hat trick, that was a fitting way to say goodbye to Sir Alex.

Callum Burke:, external When Giggs scored at Wigan to get his 10th Premier League crown.

Si's Insights:, external Best final day memory? Mark Schwarzer's penalty save that put #Boro into Europe. Worst? 1997, the drop, and Juninho's tears.

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Hearts manager Gary Locke will be without Jamie Hamill for Saturday's final game of the season at St Mirren after the midfielder was given an extra three-game ban for barging over Ross County boss Derek Adams last month.

And Ryan Stevenson will also miss out as the relegated Jambos bring the curtain down on their 33-year stay in the Scottish Premiership after he was ruled out with a knee injury. Long-term absentee Callum Tapping remains on the sidelines with a knee injury.

Want to see where Roy Hodgson and his England players will spend their downtime between games at the Fifa World Cup? Good, because here are some pictures of the hotel the Three Lions will be staying at.

Below is the swimming pool in Rio, where the England players could well be residing during their rest and relaxation time....

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Sugar Loaf mountain provides the backdrop to England's training location. Nope, not jealous. Not jealous at all....

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Former test player Craig McMillan is appointed New Zealand's batting coach for the upcoming tour of West Indies.

Capped 55 times, the 37-year-old former all-rounder had worked as batting coach for Canterbury, juggling the role with his commentary career.

"We had a number of strong applicants from New Zealand and abroad but overall we felt that Craig was the best fit for the role," NZC head of cricket Lindsay Crocker says.

World number one and defending champion Serena Williams withdraws with a thigh injury ahead of her Madrid Open quarter-final against Petra Kvitova.

Williams, 32, had played with heavy strapping on her left thigh throughout the week in Madrid, but aims to return at next week's Italian Open. The American will then defend her title at the French Open, which gets under way in Paris on 25 May.

The Daily Telegraph, external reports James Wilson is set to sign a new long-term contract as Manchester United step up their efforts to protect their emerging talents.

Wilson marked his first senior appearance for United with two goals in Tuesday night's 3-1 victory over Hull City and is expected to commit his future to the club this month.

The Telegraph also report the 18-year-old forward, whose deal expires in the summer, had been on the radar of a number of leading European clubs.

Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill names a provisional 32-man squad for four friendly games in May and June.

"I have enjoyed working with the players to date, and intend to use this extended period with them in May/June to give me the opportunity to experiment and familiarise myself with the squad further," says O'Neill.

Ireland's provisional 32-man squad: Forde, Randolph, Elliot, R Keogh, Wilson, Coleman, O'Shea, Pearce, Kelly, Delaney, J O'Brien, Duffy, McCarthy, Hendrick, Clark, Ward, Whelan, Green, McGeady, Pilkington, McClean, Quinn, Meyler, Hoolahan, Keane, Long, D Murphy, Walters, Doyle, Stokes, Cox, Sammon.

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