Frenchman Hubert Fournier is named Olympique Lyonnais coach for the next two seasons, the Ligue 1 club confirm. Fournier, who was the Stade Reims manager from 2010 to 2014, replaces Remi Garde who left the job for personal reasons.

The Jordan Spieth bandwagon rolls on as the 20-year-old - so impressive at the Masters and Players Championship - hits three birdies in four holes to share the lead at the PGA Tour's Crowne Plaza Invitational in Texas., external

The American is six under for the tournament, level with compatriot Brice Garnett and one shot clear of overnight leader Dustin Johnson.

The Football League agrees a deal with Prostate Cancer UK which will see the charity's logo worn more than 60,000 times in matches next season.

The 'man of men' symbol will be worn on every player's kit as part of his squad number.

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British Team Sky cyclist Jonathan Tiernan-Locke denies asking for his anti-doping hearing to be delayed.

The 29-year-old's case was due to take place next week but the United Kingdom anti-doping agency said the delay was "at the athlete's request".

"I most certainly did not ask for any such thing," Tiernan Locke tells the Plymouth Herald., external "One of my legal team is involved in another case and that has or is over-running by a couple of days."

Nissan confirm they will join Audi, Porsche and Toyota at Le Mans next year with a full factory entry in the 24-hour sportscar race.

The manufacturer will bid to become only the second Japanese winner after Mazda's success in 1991.

David Ornstein
BBC Sport

"Chelsea are in advanced talks with Paris St-Germain over the sale of David Luiz for around £40m.

"The 27-year-old Brazil international joined the Blues from Benfica for £21.3m in January 2011. He has made 143 appearances, featuring predominantly at centre-back but also as a defensive midfielder.

"Luiz has three years left on a five-year contract he signed in September 2012."

Some of your memories from previous play-off finals.

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Scott Gaunt:, external Barnsley's 4-2 loss to Ipswich (pictured) in the last competitive game at the original Wembley in 2000 #whatagame.

Joel:, external Gillingham losing to Manchester City 1999 on penalties. Mark Halsey added about 10 minutes to the 90 and Paul Dickov nicked an equaliser.

Jack Warner:, external Losing on penalties to Birmingham in the 2002 play-off final (Norwich fan).

Keep your suggestions for best and worst play-off final memories coming in to us on Twitter, using #bbcsportsday or leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Gerard Deulofeu's time at Everton seems to be over as he takes to Twitter, external to thank the club's fans for their support during his loan spell.

The Spaniard, 20, joined on loan from Barcelona at the start of the season and scored four times in 29 appearances during his debut campaign in England, but his messages of thanks imply he will not stay on Merseyside.

"I am proud and fulfilled with my year at Everton," he tweets. "I have grown as a football player, but also as a person and that is why I would like to thank every person that has helped and accompanied me on this journey."

New Norwich manager Neil Adams is resigned to losing players following the club's relegation from the Premier League.

Adams, 48, replaced the sacked Chris Hughton with five games of the season to go but could not stop Norwich's slide into the Championship.

"Obviously last year we didn't score enough goals so that's a department we need to address," says Adams. "And there are other players we need to have a look at, to see whether they're going to be part of the plans or not."

Nick Hope
BBC Sport at the European Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria.

"Today British junior duo Nile Wilson and Brinn Bevan look to emulate the achievement of the GB junior Ellie Downie who won all-around bronze in the girls' event last week.

"Wilson, 18, and Bevan, 16, who qualified for the final with the first and third highest scores respectively, will compete on all six apparatus over the next couple of hours.

"Britain have won this event at each biannual European team championships since 2008 and expect to continue that tradition today."

Some early thoughts for best and worst Champions League final memories.

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Judge:, external I was at the Istanbul 2005 final. Will never forget it as nine years on, it is still the greatest night in my life.

Liverpool trailed 3-0 to AC Milan at half-time in the Champions League final, fought back to 3-3 and then won the game on penalties.

Kyle Morris:, external 2010-11 Champions League final Barcelona v Man Utd. Enthralling and absorbing game. United couldn't get the ball, then a Rooney bolt. Pity we lost.

Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent at Roland Garros

"Andy Murray has just told the BBC he has decided who he wants his next coach to be, and thinks they share the same desire to work together."

British number one Andy Murray and coach Ivan Lendl (pictured) ended their successful two-year partnership in March as Lendl wanted to play in more exhibition events.

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Under Lendl, Murray won his maiden Grand Slam at the 2012 US Open, Olympic gold and last year's Wimbledon.

Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane backs Louis van Gaal to revive the club's fortunes.

The Dutchman, currently in charge of his national team as they prepare for the World Cup finals in Brazil, is set to take over at Old Trafford on his return.

"He is obviously a top manager, lots of experience," says Keane. "His contract was up with the national team, so that fell into place nicely. It's been a tough season for United - fingers crossed he'll do the business. I'm pretty sure he will."

Bath full-back Nick Abendanon will play his last game for the club tonight in the Amlin Challenge Cup final before leaving for Clermont Auvergne, but there is no place in their squad for winger Tom Biggs, who will join Worcester in the summer.

Northampton Saints are without suspended prop Salesi Ma'afu, following his punch on Leicester's Tom Youngs during last week's Premiership semi-final, so Tom Mercey comes in and Alex Corbisiero makes his first start since October.

Bath and Northampton Saints will try to end their lengthy waits for a trophy by winning the Amlin Challenge Cup tonight.

Saints' last major triumph came in the LV= Cup four years ago, while Bath have not lifted silverware since claiming this competition in 2008.

Full commentary of the game will be on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra from 19:55 BST.

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Marussia F1 on Twitter:, external It's all happening at our garage - Chris Evans and Paula Radcliffe pop in for some pitstop practice.

BBC Radio Two DJ Evans and athlete Radcliffe are pictured with Marussia's Max Chilton during a day off at the Monaco Grand Prix.

The third practice session takes place on Saturday morning with commentary on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra from 09:55 BST.

It is a big weekend for football with the Champions League final as well as the Championship, League One and League Two play-off finals.

What are your best and worst memories from Champions League and play-off finals? Send us in your suggestions and we will publish some of them on this page this afternoon.

Get involved on Twitter, using the hashtag #bbcsportsday or leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

Heather Watson moves into the final qualifying round of the French Open after beating Ukraine's Kateryna Kozlova 4-6 6-2 7-5.

Watson, 22, from Guernsey, now plays Anett Kontaveit of Estonia with the winner going into next week's main competition.

Another Brit, Johanna Konta, is also in action in the last qualifying round and she holds a 5-4 first-set lead against Yuliya Beygelzimer of Ukraine.

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Rory McIlroy hits three birdies in the final four holes to finish one under for the day at the PGA Championship - five under for the tournament.

Thomas Bjorn still leads at Wentworth but on nine under, his advantage is down to one shot from Ireland's Shane Lowry.

England's Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood, and Welshman Jamie Donaldson are two under after their second rounds.

England striker Rickie Lambert says he is shocked Southampton parted company with two coaches who helped him become an international player.

On Tuesday, Jason Dodd and Paul Williams, who held coaching roles with their under-18s, left the Saints.

Lambert, 32, says: "At Bristol Rovers I first had the confidence to be a striker but it was at Southampton that my whole lifestyle changed and a lot of it has to do with Jason Dodd and Paul Williams. It was disappointing to hear the news."