Former England star Will Greenwood has been talking to Radio 5live about the injury which looks likely to keep Manu Tuilagi out of the Six Nations, a big blow in World Cup year.

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"Stuart Lancaster would have had him down as one of the two centres that he'd have gone to the World Cup with, but Jonathan Joseph in the European Cup has been quite brilliant so I suspect he will now get a crack in Tuilagi's thirteen jersey," said Greenwood.

"The European Champions Cup has been absolutely outstanding and it's given an opportunity for a lot of the English lads to stick their hands up - Luther Burrell, Brad Barritt is back again ... so I don't think out cupboard is as bare as people would like to make it."

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Meanwhile, Sanchez's fellow Arsenal star Theo Walcott has posted this on Instagram, external, with the words: Nine years ago today' - a reference to the day he signed for the Gunners.

How young does he look? And Walcott looks pretty young too...

Not sure where Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez was this morning but it certainly wasn't north London.

The Chile international tweeted this pic, with the message: 'Good morning'.

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More on the news that Mike Phelan has departed Carrow Road...

The 52-year-old was among the favourites to become the club's new manager after Neil Adams quit earlier this month. But the Canaries instead made a surprise appointment by bringing in Alex Neil from Hamilton.

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A statement on Norwich's official website read: "Following an approach by Mike to the club, City can confirm first-team coach Mike Phelan has left the club after his contract was terminated by mutual consent.

"Mike, a Canary hall of fame member and former captain of Norwich City, leaves with the very best wishes of everyone at the club for the future.

Mike Phelan has left his position as Norwich first team coach.

Formula One's Australian season-opener in Melbourne on March 15 is one of five grands prix that will start an hour earlier this year, under recommendations made after Jules Bianchi's crash in Japan last October.

Australia's will start at 16:00 local time, while Malaysia is brought forward to 15:00. and China, Japan and Russia will start at 14:00 local.

"It is proposed that a regulation or guideline be established that the start time of an event shall not be less than four hours before either sunset or dusk, except in the case of night races," a report into the Bianchi accident recommended.

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Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher, 30, is being linked with a move to Valencia as he struggles to get playing time under manager Louis van Gaal, Sky Sports, external is reporting.

Gareth Anscombe has been included in the Wales squad for the 2015 Six Nations Championship.

The uncapped Cardiff Blues fly-half - who has made nine appearances for Blues since arriving from New Zealand and qualifies for Wales through his mother - is joined in Warren Gatland's squad by fellow rookies prop Rob Evans, hooker Kristian Dacey and centre Tyler Morgan.

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There is no place for Gloucester fly-half James Hook or veteran tight-head prop Adam Jones.

"It's great to be able to name such an experienced squad that also boasts some exciting young talent," Gatland said.

World heavyweight champion Vladimir Klitschko is to defend his titles against unbeaten American challenger Bryant Jennings in New York on April 25.

The Ukrainian, who holds the IBF, IBO, WBA and WBO crowns, will try to retain all four belts in Madison Square Garden in his first fight on American soil in seven years.

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"I have a lot of respect for Bryant Jennings and his performances, and I am especially happy to be fighting in New York again," Klitschko said.

The 38-year-old was last beaten by Lamon Brewster in 2004.

We told you earlier how England thrashed India in the tri-series earlier, with Steven Finn, Ian Bell, James Anderson and James Taylor the standout players.

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The full match report is available to read here.

BBC Essex Sport:, external Colchester United sign Ipswich Town striker Jack Marriott on loan until end of season.

Some very sad sporting news is emerging from Madrid today - Cristiano Ronaldo has broken up with his long-time girlfriend,

Yes, that's right, the Portugal and Real Madrid star and Russian model Irina Shayk are no more.

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"After dating for five years, my relationship with Irina has come to an end," said Ronaldo in a solemnly written statement. "We believed it would be best for both of us to take this step now."

Championship club Brentford have signed Everton striker Chris Long in an initial one-month loan deal.

The 19-year-old, who had a loan spell at MK Dons last season, made his senior debut for the Toffees in the Europa League last month.

"We are aware of his talent and we are looking forward to seeing how he impacts the team's performance," Bees boss Mark Warburton told the club website., external

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Jonathan de Guzman - The Swansea midfielder won and converted a penalty for his side's fourth goal in their 5-0 Capital One Cup final win over Bradford - but not before a lengthy row with team-mate Nathan Dyer. The diminutive winger had already scored twice and could clearly be seen pleading "It's a hat-trick" as he attempted to prise the ball from De Guzman. Dyer was notably subdued in the celebrations after the goal.

Paolo di Canio - When West Ham were awarded a spot-kick while trailing Bradford 4-2 in the Premier League in 2000, the ball was spotted by regular taker Frank Lampard only for Italian Di Canio to pull rank, re-placing the ball himself and tucking the ball away. He then continued the argument with Lampard as the pair returned to the halfway line. Joe Cole then equalised, before Lampard, rather fittingly, scored to earn a remarkable 5-4 win.

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As there's plenty of talk about Kevin Mirallas' missed penalty in Everton's goalless draw with West Brom - after he naughtily refused to let spot-kick regular Leighton Baines take it - we thought we'd take a quick look at some other entertaining disputes from 12 yards...

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Marcello Trotta - The striker was on loan at Brentford from Fulham when their battle for promotion from League One in 2013 came down to an injury-time penalty against Doncaster. Trotta wrestled the ball away from regular penalty taker Kevin O'Connor, but smashed his shot against the crossbar. Doncaster broke away to score and seal a 1-0 win and promotion ... but, remarkably, Brentford again signed Trotta on loan the following season.

A little more from Paula Radcliffe, who has just departed BBC Towers after doing a round of interviews ahead of her last ever marathon run in London in April.

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"I can be competitive for me, in terms of being able to put in the training and do the distance." said Radcliffe, 41, when asked about her hopes for the race.

"But I don't have any illusions that I'll be as competitive as in the past. My foot doesn't work as it used to but I can run pain free."

Daily Telegraph, external: Swansea will have to pay £8m in signing-on fees to striker Bafetimbi Gomis, 29, if he leaves the club this month. Gomis joined Swansea on a Bosman free transfer in the summer and the Welsh club agreed to pay him an £8 million signing-on fee, payable over his four-year contract.

We are asking for your thoughts on Everton midfielder Kevin Mirallas's controversial penalty at Goodison Park last night.

Simon Kimbrell: When your regular penalty taker has a 14 out of 15 success rate then it doesn't matter who you are, put your ego away and let the guy take it.

Mark Yeldham: Kasami was fined for the same thing Vs Chelsea in the league cup. Missed and Fulham went out on pens ironically

Andrew Braid: You'd only describe Mirallas' decision to take the penalty as wrong because he missed. If he scored it would have been right.

Chris Robertson: I'm livid because I have Baines in my fantasy team!

Keep them coming to #bbcsportsday or at the BBC Sport Facebook page, external.

Fabio Capello's future as Russia's coach is in doubt after a deadline to pay him seven months of unpaid wages expired.

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The veteran Italian coach last received his wages in June amid financial problems at the Russian Football Union. Russian authorities had set a deadline of 19 January for him to be paid before pursuing possible legal action.