Chief rugby correspondent of the Times, Owen Slot, tweets:, external "By mutual consent", a World Cup-winning coach leaves on the eve of the Six Nations. Of course he does...

Slot was reacting to the news that England Women's head coach Gary Street will part company at the end of this year's Six Nations

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"You've got to treat football players like kids sometimes," says West Brom goalkeeper Ben Foster, explaining why he is enjoying Tony Pulis' approach since taking charge at the Hawthorns.

"It is brutal, but I love it. I think it's fantastic," he said. "Nobody really gets away with anything now."

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British speed skater Elise Christie:, external Thank you everybody!!! Can't believe I'm European champion!!!!!!

Christie became the European Short Track Speed Skating champion for the first time on Sunday after winning the 500m and 1500m and finishing second in the 3000m super final.

Northants have signed Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi for their first six matches in this summer's T20 Blast competition.

The 34-year-old holds the record of 342 for the most sixes in the history of one-day internationals.

"He doesn't need a big introduction. He is one of the top one-day cricketers of the last decade," Northants coach David Ripley told BBC Radio Northampton.

Novak Djokovic leads Gilles Muller by two sets at the Australian Open. Follow our live text commentary with Aimee Lewis...

BBC MOTD2 presenter Mark Chapman:, external Forgotten to pack 'smart' shoes so might be doing tonight's Cup draw in just my socks. Not 'just my socks' obviously. I will have a suit on.

The FA Cup fifth-round draw will be on BBC One and Radio 5 live from 19:00 GMT

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In 1907, golfer Henry Cotton was born. He was the last Briton before Nick Faldo to win the Open Championship three times, and was awarded a knighthood a few days before he died in 1987.

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Losing a two-goal lead at home to Bradford in the fourth round of the FA Cup is not conducive to enjoyable birthday celebrations but let's hope Chelsea's exit from the competition on Saturday does not spoil Jose Mourinho's 52nd birthday too much.

Also blowing out the candles today are former ice hockey player Wayne Gretzky (54), Olympic gold-medal winning rower Heather Stanning (30) and cyclist Peter Sagan (25).

The Rugby Football Union and the England Women's head coach Gary Street, who guided the team to victory at last year's World Cup, have agreed to part company by mutual consent at the end of this year's Six Nations.

There is an hour left for you to vote in our best FA Cup goal of the weekend vote on the right side of your screen. You can refresh your memories of the options by visiting our best of the goals compilation, available in the highlights tab at the top of your screen.

Your memorable sporting tantrums. Please keep them coming in to #bbcsportsday, text 81111 or use the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Thomas in Suffolk: Anyone remember in the 2001 British Lions tour, during the friendly against New South Wales Waratahs, when Duncan McRae lost his rag and did a one-man beat-down on Ronan O'Gara. Couldn't believe what I was seeing.

Jon in Stockport: Best tantrum ever was Rafa Benitez's list of 'FACTS'. Fergie's mind games had him rattled...and that's a FACT!

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Paco Alcacer and Jose Gaya have been offered news contracts by Valencia to head off interest from the Premier League.

Spain international striker Alcacer, 21, is close to signing a five-year extension that will raise his buy-out clause from euro 15m (£11m) to euro 59m (£44m), while 19-year-old left-back Gaya is also in talks over new terms.

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We've all seen an angry fella brandishing a bit of A4 paper with a message scrawled on it, or even another waving an old bedsheet around, but some Standard Liege fans took football banners to a whole new level to greet the return of former player Steven Defour on Sunday.

A banner showing his decapitated head alongside the words 'Red or Dead' greeted the Belgian midfielder, who left Standard for Porto in 2011 before signing for Anderlecht in August of last year.

The 26-year-old Belgium international was sent off in the second half of the game and Anderlecht were beaten 2-0.

Bart Lagae, of Flemish newspaper Het Nieuwsblad, explains why he has become such a figure of hate.

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Bill Haas moves up to 23rd in the world golf rankings after securing his sixth PGA Tour win on Sunday. Former world number one Tiger Woods is now 47th on the list.

And rounding off surely an unprecedented Cambridge Sportsday triple decker, there is an interview with manager Richard Money, external on his team's injury situation as they prepare to face Dagenham & Redbridge tomorrow and Manchester United at Old Trafford the following week.

Cambridge will spend their FA Cup windfall sprucing up the toilets, added chairman Doggett.

"Hopefully we can get the stadium done and start putting in some proper toilets," he told the Sunday Mirror.

Cambridge United chairman Dave Doggett is hoping local schools will show some leeway to pupils when they play their FA Cup replay against Manchester United at Old Trafford next week.

The U's have been given an initial allocation of 9,000 seats and Doggett told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire: "It's a shame it's a school night isn't it?

"I'm just hoping someone from the education department might be listening and may be a bit lenient and let them leave school early and get in late the next day. It's a once in a lifetime experience, it would be a great gesture."

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Italian World Cup winner Alberto Gilardino has returned to Fiorentina on loan from Chinese Super League club Guangzhou Evergrande.

The 32-year-old striker moved to China from Genoa in the summer, having scored 59 goals in 143 appearances for the Florence club between 2008 to 2012.

More on Saracens loose forward Will Fraser, who will miss the rest of the season after opting to have surgery on a long-standing back problem.

"It's obviously disappointing but it's in everybody's interest to sort out these issues once and for all," Sarries director of rugby Mark McCall said.

"Will has plenty of great rugby in him - for club and country."

Your favourite sporting tantrums. Please keep them coming in to #bbcsportsday, text 81111 or use the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Ken Grime:, external Got to be Derby's Francis Lee (5'8") trying to fight Leeds' Norman Hunter (6'4") after both had been sent off

JP Foley:, external Ayrton Senna punching Eddie Irvine after the 1993 Japanese GP because Eddie unlapped himself.

Charles Lawrence:, external Has to be Pablo Di Canio vs Bradford in 2000. Two penalty appeals and demands to be subbed! Still won