Leeds owner Massimo Cellino cooked the pre-match meal for the players before Tuesday's 1-0 win over Bournemouth.

The Italian found out on Monday he has been disqualified from having an input in the day-to-day running of the club until 10 April by the Football League.

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The club are currently considering their legal position before potentially lodging an appeal against the decision.

"No surprises it was pasta but it wasn't bad," head coach Neil Redfearn told BBC Radio Leeds. "It was well cooked and we all gave our opinions of it to him and everyone said they liked it.

"His new role might be club chef."

It is fair to say that five-set victory at the Australian Open meant a lot to Rafael Nadal. Here's how he celebrated at the end.

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Phil Hay, Yorkshire Evening Post:, external Sol Bamba is still likely to be Leeds United's first signing. Hearing that Leeds are also looking at Renan Garcia, ex-Sampdoria midfielder. Garcia's a 28-year-old Brazilian currently playing in Dubai.

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BBC Wales report that Tottenham full-back Kyle Naughton is expected in Swansea today to undergo a medical ahead of his £5m move to the Welsh club.

The Swans are hopeful of completing the deal for the 26-year-old within the next 24 hours and he could be included in the squad to face Blackburn in the FA Cup fourth round on Saturday.

No one could ever accuse Rafael Nadal of rolling over and giving in.

Tennis's ultimate warrior has been to the brink and back in his second round match at the Australian Open against American Tim Smyczek but has finally come through, winning in five sets 6-2 3-6 6-7 (2-7) 6-3 7-5.

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It was a superb contest, Smyczek pushing Nadal all the way - leading 5-4 in the decider at one point - and making the Spaniard struggle badly at times.

But Nadal - who applauded his opponent off court - makes it to round three, though he'll need to put his feet up tomorrow after what was a titanic struggle.

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World number five Justin Rose is two shots off the clubhouse lead set by Spaniard Rafael Cabrera-Bella at the Qatar Masters in Doha. Rose carded five birdies in a four-under-par 68.

Defending champion Sergio Garcia, four-time major winner Ernie Els and world number two Henrik Stenson were among the later starters.

Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen was bowled for a golden duck but his Melbourne Stars team still enjoyed a three-wicket win at home to Perth Scorchers in the Australian Big Bash.

Centre Sam Tuitupou and prop Eifion Lewis-Roberts have both agreed new contracts with Sale Sharks.

The Aviva Premiership club confirmed two-year deals for both players

One slightly bizarre story you may have missed from last night - Notts County striker Kwame Thomas was sent off while being substituted in a goalless draw at Doncaster Rovers.

Thomas, already on a booking, was being replaced by Billy Daniels in the 87th minute when referee Richard Clark showed him a second yellow for going off too slowly.

Daniels had to be recalled to the bench and in the subsequent melee, County boss Shaun Derry was sent to the stands for protesting.

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Sounds lively.

Rafael Nadal's Australian Open second round clash with American Tim Smyczek is turning into an epic.

The score is 6-2 3-6 6-7 (2-7) 6-3 3-3, and things are going with serve in the fifth and deciding set.

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The American has the crowd with him and Nadal, at times, has looked exhausted. But write the Spaniard off at your peril.

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Sale Sharks Director of Rugby Steve Diamond tells the BBC of his delight at Danny Cipriani's return to the England training squad: "Delighted for both Danny and Ross (Harrison) on their call ups. Richly deserved and it's great for the club too for players to receive international recognition like this."

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Andy McKellar:, external Shearer, Sutton, Ripley and Wilcox for Blackburn. Devastating.

Magic Johnson:, external Goater, Huckerby and Wanchope.

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Six-time Paralympic gold medallist David Weir heads a six-strong Great Britain and Northern Ireland team for the marathon race at the IPC World Championships.

The 26.2 mile route will be staged on Sunday, 26 April at the London Marathon in advance of the IPC World Championships in Doha this October.

Weir is a six-time winner of the London race and finished second to Switzerland's Marcel Hug last year before injury forced him out of the European Championship in Swansea.

He will be joined by London 2012 marathon silver medallist Shelly Woods as well as Jade Jones, Rob Smith, Derek Rae and Simon Lawson.

Staying with F1 and CCTV footage has been released showing the moment thieves used a 4x4 to smash through the doors of the Red Bull Racing team and steal 60 trophies.

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About 20 of the trophies were recovered from a lake near Sandhurst a few days after the 6 December break-in, after being spotted by a member of the public.

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An alternative angle for the new Williams FW37. Is this the machine that will bring the team's first world title since 1997?

BBC Scotland's Jim Spence on Twitter: "FC Ashod left back Juwon Oshaniwa tells me Celtic have contacted his club about him. He Played in all four World Cup games in Brazil for Nigeria."

Arsenal confirm, external they have completed the signing of 17-year-old midfielder Krystian Bielik from Legia Warsaw for an undisclosed fee.

BBC Scotland:, external "A move to play for Celtic would be a dream come true for me" - Nigeria's Juwon Oshaniwa.

England coach Stuart Lancaster with his thoughts on the returning Danny Cipriani and Nick Easter to his training squad: "It's a chance for Danny to come in and put a marker down.

"Nick has not been involved before with me. Billy Vunipola was outstanding at the weekend but we need some specialist number eights and Nick, to be fair, has been outstanding and deserves a chance to see if he can replicate that again at international level.

"They are both are in the mix - and we'll see how they go. We base a lot of our decisions on the training."

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A warning for those fans intending to watch Penrith against Morpeth in the Brooks Mileson League Cup tonight - do not travel, it has been postponed because of snow.