Luca Di Montezemolo has rejected claims that he is set to step down as president of Ferrari according to El Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish).

Meanwhile, McLaren's Jenson Button says he has no plans to retire amid rumours that he could quit the sport at the end of the season, reports NBC Sports.

Read about those stories and more in today's F1 gossip column.

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Rajiv Ouseph faces a rematch, external with Malaysia's Chong Wei Feng, who defeated him at the Commonwealth Games, in the first round of the World Championships.

The Malaysian 16th seed defeated the Englishman in a three-game contest in the team final at Glasgow 2014.

The Rugby Football League is to investigate after fans ran onto the pitch following Castleford's Challenge Cup semi-final win over Widnes at the Leigh Sports Village.

A statement said: "The RFL will await reports from the stadium, the police and the two clubs before deciding what action to take."

Widnes apologised for what the club described as "disgraceful scenes".

Gold Coast 2018 has yet to decide on how many para-sports it will include in four years time. Glasgow 2014 had five, but currently only four have been mentioned on the Gold Coast website. , externalTrack cycling has been excluded.

In an email to BBC Sport, Gold Coast 2018 said: "We are currently in the strategic planning phase of GC2018.

"More information about the para-sports program will be available in 2015 and information about the number of medals will be available closer to 2018."

Exeter City's acting chairman Julian Tagg says he hopes to have the club's transfer embargo lifted by the end of this week.

City have been unable to sign any players this summer after receiving a loan from the Professional Footballers' Association to help with running costs. Lower crowds last season led to City suffering a cash flow problem.

"The target is next Friday, we're hoping that that's done, we're putting everything in place," Tagg said.

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Rory McIlroy's Open and US PGA double combined with German Martin Kaymer's US Open win means it is the first time in the modern era that Europe has claimed three majors in the same season.

Honda's Marc Marquez continued his domination of MotoGP with his 10th successive victory at Indianapolis to equal Mick Doohan's 1997 record.

"I expected an easier race but at the start it was very close," said the 21-year-old, who fought his way back from fifth. "My tyres were on the limit so it was difficult. It's great to win again."

Tournament officials say they have no regrets about their handling of the final day of the US PGA Championship.

A torrential downpour flooded the course and saw play suspended for almost two hours and created a race against time to finish before darkness fell.

"I thought it was the greatest day of golf that we've seen in years and I could not be more pleased about the excitement," said Kerry Haigh, the PGA of America's chief championships officer.

He added that there was "no consideration" to moving tee times forward when rain had been forecast.

Eighteen-time Olympic champion Michael Phelps has been selected by the United States for the Pan Pacfiic Championships, which start on 21 August.

The 29-year-old announced in April that he was making a comeback and finished in the top three of the 100m butterfly and 200m individual medley at the US trials to qualify.

"I got in the water and I was actually able to put together a full race," he said after the 200m medley.

If you missed Arsenal beat Premier League champions Manchester City to win the Community Shield at Wembley on Sunday, why not watch our three minute and 38 second highlights edit., external

We've updated our gossip column with all the latest transfer news. Here are the top three stories:

Manchester United are weighing up a £50m move for Real Madrid winger Angel Di Maria, 26. (Daily Star)

United boss Louis van Gaal also wants to link up with some of his former Netherlands charges, with Ajax defender Daley Blind, 24, and Roma midfielder Kevin Strootman, 24, thought to be prospective targets. (Evening Standard)

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is ready to launch a move for Liverpool's unsettled defender Daniel Agger, 29. (Daily Express)

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Heather Watson reclaims her place in the world's top 50 after the latest rankings were published today.

The Briton, 22, reached the third round at the Rogers Cup last week to help boost her ranking to 46.

She will compete in this week's Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati after coming through qualifying.

Mark and Nicola Palios are taking a controlling interest in Tranmere Rovers after coming to an agreement with current owner Peter Johnson.

Mark, a former chief executive of the Football Association, has made over 280 appearances for the club during two stints at Prenton Park. Nicola is a commercial lawyer with 24 years of experience in business, sport and consultancy.

Johnson said: "I have been looking for a safe pair of hands to ensure the club's future. In Mark and Nicola I have found that."

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Aaron Ramsey says Arsenal will learn from their troubles last season in order to challenge more strongly in the new Premier League campaign.

"The thing we need to improve is our form against the big teams away from home," said Wales midfielder Ramsey. "We will learn our lessons and you will see a different Arsenal in away games."

Arsenal were fourth in the top flight last season, seven points behind champions Manchester City.

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"The result was down to the way Manchester City started the game. They were better in the second half but in the first half Arsenal moved the ball beautifully and Alexis Sanchez, in his wide right position, looked dangerous for Arsenal.

"It is a good way to take Arsene Wenger into a new season and he will be delighted. He looks five years younger after winning the FA Cup and going back to Wembley to win again."

Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini is optimistic about his team's chances of retaining the Premier League title despite their Community Shield defeat.

City travel to Newcastle on Sunday for their league opener, following a 3-0 loss to Arsenal on Sunday.

Asked if they can win the title, he said: "Of course. Five or six teams have the chance to win but we had a stronger squad than last year."

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American Rickie Fowler, 25, becomes only the third man in the modern era to finish in the top five of all four majors in a season, joining Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus.

However, despite his consistency, he awaits a first major victory and remains on just one PGA Tour win in his career.

"This is probably the one that hurts the most for me this year. I felt I could go out and win it," said Fowler, who finished two shots adrift of champion Rory McIlroy at the US PGA.

Nine-time major winner Gary Player: "Lights out. Congratulations Rory McIlroy on your fourth major at the PGA Championship. Great back nine. True grit. Respect. My very best. GP."

Two-time Open Champion Greg Norman: "Out of darkness comes the brightest star in the future of golf. Congratulations Rory McIlroy. You seized the moment at the right time."

Four-time European Tour winner Matteo Manassero: "I was glued to the TV...they mainly talk about his driving but the strength of mind he showed is incredible! Rory McIlroy is a great champion."

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Rory McIlroy says the "best golf of his life" has led to a summer beyond his "wildest dreams", after a one-shot victory at the US PGA Championship.

The Open champion, 25, landed a second major in as many months, holding off challenges from Phil Mickelson, Rickie Fowler and Henrik Stenson at Valhalla.

"I gutted it out. It was a different to my previous major wins," said McIlroy, who finished with a 16-under total. "To win my second major this year and fourth by 25, it's just incredible."

Morning all and a very warm welcome to Monday's edition of Sportsday Live.

World number one Rory McIlroy won the fourth major of his career after edging a gripping US PGA at Valhalla in the early hours of this morning.

That followed Arsenal's statement of intent for the season with a 3-0 win over Premier League champions Manchester City at Wembley.

And Castleford Tigers thrashed Widnes Vikings to set up an all-West Yorkshire Challenge Cup final against Leeds Rhinos.