Transfer news as it happened
Spurs accept Swansea's bid for Kyle Naughton
Jermain Defoe 'missed' Premier League
Coach Mike Phelan leaves Norwich City
Wladimir Klitschko announces world title defence
Image source, Getty ImagesSwansea City are in talks with Kyle Naughton after having a bid accepted for the Tottenham full-back.
The fee for the former England Under-21 defender is believed to be around £5m.
The likely arrival of Naughton, 26, could mean the Swans are ready to sell current first choice left-back Neil Taylor, who is interesting two clubs.
The IAAF says three Russian Olympic champion race-walkers have been provisionally suspended as part of an investigation into doping in Russian athletics.
The three are Sergei Kirdyapkin, who won gold in the men's 50-kilometer race at the 2012 London Olympics, and Valery Borchin and Olga Kaniskina, who won men's and women's gold in the 20K race at the Beijing Olympics in 2008.
Image source, Getty ImagesWho is Europe's next wonderkid? It could be 16-year-old Norwegian Martin Odegaard who is being wooed by Europe's biggest clubs.
More than 30 clubs have made enquiries, but the Stromsgodset youngster has yet to decide on his destination of choice.
If you'd like to impress friends and colleagues with your knowledge of Odegaard before he becomes a superstar, read BBC Sport's lowdown on the kid with the world at his feet.
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher has said Lucas Leiva is the "driving force" behind his old club's recent resurgence.
"If you look at the stats, the influence he has made has been noticeable to say the least," says Carragher , externalof the midfielder who has started nine of Liverpool's last 10 league games but has been linked with a move to Italy.
"The one game that stands out is the Manchester United game, not because of the 3-0 defeat but because it was the one game Lucas didn't play. Brendan Rodgers made a few changes and brought his technical players back into the team.
"He has had a big effect on the team and he's got to stay there."
Image source, Getty ImagesVictor Valdes is a popular man in the Manchester United dressing room because the squad enjoy bending the goalkeeper's ear about life in Barcelona with Lionel Messi and co.
The Spaniard, 33, agreed an 18-month deal with the Old Trafford club earlier this month and is set to make his first-team debut against Cambridge in the FA Cup on Friday.
Defender Chris Smalling said:, external "We've heard a few stories from him and quite a few people here have asked him questions. Barcelona is another great club and you want to get some insight of what happens abroad as well."
Image source, Getty ImagesMidfielder Xavi has said he wants Manchester City's David Silva and Arsenal's Santi Cazorla to join him at Barcelona.
The Spaniard said of his compatriots:, external "There is some great Spanish football talent around. Who would I sign for Barcelona? [David] Silva and Cazorla."
Fulham midfielder Sean Kavanagh has signed a new contract with the Championship club. The Irishman, who turns 21 on Saturday, will remain at Craven Cottage until the summer of 2018.
Scotland have selected four players with no senior international experience in their Six Nations squad.
Image source, Getty ImagesScrum-half Sam Hidalgo-Clyne, 21 (pictured), lock Ben Toolis, 22, back-rower Hugh Blake, 24, and Hamish Watson, 24, have been named in the 32-man squad.
Scotland head coach Vern Cotter said: "They have impressed me with their desire to go forward, and reflect the Scottish spirit of attacking and leading, to develop into impressive performers."
We are asking for your thoughts on Everton midfielder Kevin Mirallas's controversial penalty at Goodison Park last night.
Andrew Priestley: What are the chances of Kevin Mirallas being shipped out on loan for the rest of the season and then sold on in the summer?
Tom Thrall: To all those complaining about Fantasy Football, I had Mirallas AND Baines.
Noah Lim: Mirallas penalty fully justified. Outfield players need goals for confidence. Give the poor man a break.
William Kearney: Can we agree not to mention the Trotta penalty miss anymore? It's still too painful
Of course William. And we definitely won't use the following photograph...
Image source, Getty ImagesPainful or not, keep them coming to #bbcsportsday or at the BBC Sport Facebook page.
Colchester United have signed Ipswich Town striker Jack Marriott on loan until the end of the season.
The 20-year-old has scored four times in 19 Conference games for Woking this season and had a short spell with Carlisle at the start of the campaign.
Meanwhile, Ipswich full-back Elliott Hewitt has extended his loan spell at Colchester by a further month.
Carl Froch has said the thought of never fighting again is a "nice" one, a day after pulling out of the fight with Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.
An elbow injury has forced the WBA and IBF super-middleweight out of the March 28 fight in Las Vegas.
Image source, Getty ImagesFroch, 37, now says he is again "wavering" as to whether he will fight on.
"It's no secret that I'm nearing the end of my career and I may or may not fight again," he told BBC Radio 5 live.
Swansea City are in talks with Kyle Naughton after having a bid, thought to be around £5m, accepted for the Tottenham full-back, BBC Wales Sport, external report.
Interesting tweet from BBC Radio Humberside's Matt Dean, external on a possible link between Mike Phelan's departure from Norwich and Hull City: Mike Phelan links to Hull City assistant job - I'm told he asked to leave and Norwich weren't expecting him to move on. Steve Bruce told me on Friday he had a target in mind. When I asked if he was in work Bruce replied: "Sort of."
Image source, MspHe's an American superstar footballer by day, and an superhero who saves damsels in distress by night...
New England Patriots defensive lineman Vince Wilfork rescued a woman injured in a car crash, hours after helping his team reach the Super Bowl.
Earlier, the 33-year-old had played in his side's 45-7 defeat of Indianapolis Colts in the AFC Championship game. But on his way home from the Gillette Stadium with his wife, Wilfork saw a jeep roll over with a woman inside.
"The only thing I thought about was seeing somebody in there and getting them to safety," he said. ''It was something that we saw and we knew she needed help and we helped.''
Image source, Getty ImagesRussell Crowe in St Helens? Goes together like bacon and ketchup doesn't it, but it could happen.
The star of films including Noah and Gladiator has revealed on his Twitter account that he will be supporting NRL champions South Sydney, the club he part-owns, in their clash with Saints at Langtree Park on Sunday, 22 February.
Image source, Getty ImagesCrowe tweeted: "Aiming to be at St Helens for the WCC."
St Helens chief executive Mike Rush said: "We've not heard anything but we'd be delighted to welcome Russell Crowe to our club. It demonstrates what a prestigious fixture it is."
Winger Jennison Myrie-Williams, 26, has joined League Two Tranmere on loan from Scunthorpe United for the rest of the season.
BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, BBC SportShould Kevin Mirallas have ignored Leighton Baines to take Everton's penalty during their goalless draw with West Brom on Monday night? Listen to BBC Radio 5 live's Football Daily podcast to get the views of fans and pundits.
Former number one women's tennis player Victoria Azarenka on Twitter, external: I think Lleyton Hewitt deserves a monument in Melbourne Park for his fighting spirit and effort every time he plays! Impressive #19Ausopens
Hewitt was in action overnight and beat China's Ze Zhang 6-3 1-6 6-0 6-4.
Nottingham Forest midfielder Andy Reid needs an operation on his groin injury and may not return until March.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 32-year-old, who has not played since September, was hoping to be back in action in January, is now expected to be out for at least a further four weeks.
"We have seen four specialists and decided to go down this route and hope he gets back well before the end of the season," Reds manager Stuart Pearce told BBC Radio Nottingham.
We are asking for your thoughts on Everton midfielder Kevin Mirallas's controversial penalty at Goodison Park last night.
Adam Joseph: He's done with Everton, as if it wasn't obvious enough. Clearly the contract issues taking a toll. Bye bye Mirallas.
Kenneth Barr: Seems to me that there should be more than one designated penalty taker and a priority list to decide who takes a pen if given.
Simon Barry: Fuming as had Baines first goal. £65!
Edd Scicluna: For pure drama can't forget Knockaerts's last minute penalty v Watford for a place in the playoffs final. Karma at its finest.
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