Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent in Melbourne

Andy Murray was on fine form in his BBC interview after his Australian Open quarter-final win over Nick Kyrgios as he indulged in a few mind games with former coach Dani Vallverdu, who is now working with last-four opponent Tomas Berdych.

"Dani knows my game inside out. I would expect he would come up with a great game plan. It should be perfect," Murray said. "I think it's a huge advantage [for Berdych]. Dani knows my game probably better than anyone."

There will be more of the Murray interview on BBC Sport online shortly and in 5Live Sport from 19:00 GMT

In the wake of their Australian Open quarter-final meeting, Andy Murray and Nick Kyrgios have been exchanging tweets...

The Australian posted:, external Shame I couldn't get it done tonight but @andy_murray was just too good on the night. Muzza, I wish you all the best mate. #GoGetIt

And the Scot replied:, external Thanks mate... Congrats on a great tournament! #NKRising

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Lord Adam Murfet:, external It has to be Jeffers for Arsenal. £8m for that! 2 years before we got Henry for £10m.

Dale James Power:, external Paul Konchesky to Liverpool. One of Hodgson's many transfer blunders. Tragic.

Tom Thrall:, external Anyone Spurs have bought these past couple of years except Lloris and Eriksen.

BBC North West Tonight:, external "FC United announce friendly with Benfica on May 29th as part of celebrations around opening of @FCUnitedMcr new Broadhurst Park stadium"

An update on the Adam Forshaw to Middlesbrough story...

BBC Sport's Simon Stone says that the Wigan Athletic midfielder is now in talks with the Championship promotion-chasers. It is thought that the formalities of the deal are close to being completed, although an announcement is not expected today.

Now for a little lunchtime social commentary from England cricketer Stuart Broad...

He tweets:, external I've heard if you earn minimum wage in England you're in the top 10% earners in the World. #stay #humble

Which islands off the coast of the UK face daunting football fixtures against a team in the middle of a Euro 2016 qualification campaign? Find out here...

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Arsenal striker Joel Campbell has tweeted a picture, external of himself holding a Villarreal scarf. The Costa Rican is expected to complete a loan move to the La Liga club as part of the deal that will bring Gabriel Paulista to England.

Everton confirm, external striker Samuel Eto'o has completed his move to Serie A side Sampdoria.

England midfielder Danielle Buet has signed for Notts County Ladies after leaving last season's Women's Super League runners-up Chelsea.

"It's a new challenge and it could be a very exciting year with the team we have at Notts," said the 26-year-old, who has eight caps.

Former Great Britain and Hull FC rugby league player Gareth Raynor has gone on trial accused of rape and unlawful wounding.

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Sheffield United midfielder Stefan Scougall insists his team are more than capable of overturning a one-goal deficit against Tottenham tomorrow night to reach the League Cup final.

After reaching the FA Cup semi-finals last term, the Blades have beaten West Ham and Southampton in the League Cup this season and Scougall said: "We have proved ourselves over the last year whenever we have played a team in a higher league that there is nothing to fear. We can go out and cause another upset.

"I think you will have around 30,000 Blades fans at Bramall Lane on the night, so I think that is going to help us and drive us on a little bit more."

Russia's former Olympic 800m champion Yuri Borzakovsky has announced his retirement.

The 33-year-old won gold in Athens in 2004, having taken world indoor gold in 2001 and the European title in 2012, as well as two silver and two bronze medals at the world championships.

Remember we told you that Partick Thistle had accepted a £100,000 bid from Blackpool for defender Stephen O'Donnell.

Well, the Scottish Premiership club have announced, external that the 22-year-old right-back has opted not to move to the Championship side.

"It wasn't something that came down to money," he said. "My agent spoke to Blackpool and we decided that it just wasn't the right move for me at this time."

BBC World Service's Nick Cavell tweets:, external "CONFIRMED! All four #Afcon2015 quarter-finals will be played in Malabo and Bata - moved from Ebebiyin and Mongomo."

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More from Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino on rumours linking the Lilywhites with out-of-favour Chelsea forward Andre Schurrle.

"There are a lot of rumours at this time of year, but we must focus on this game, and after analyse each situation differently," he said. "We have a lot of games ahead to be focused on. I don't believe that there will be a lot of movement."

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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino hints that reserve goalkeeper Michel Vorm could retain his place for tomorrow's League Cup semi-final second leg at Sheffield United, despite an error gifting Leicester a late winner in the FA Cup on Saturday.

"This is football. He made a mistake. Every player can make a mistake, we have full confidence in him and must give him support," the Spurs boss said.

"His attitude is fantastic and nothing has changed, in one action he conceded a goal. I think it should be normal to play Michel."

Vorm played in the first leg which Spurs won 1-0 courtesy of an Andros Townsend penalty.

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BBC Look East sports editor Jonathan Park tweets:, external First Red Bull battle of season won by @daniilkvyat quicker on slopes in MK than @danielricciardo #f1

Owen Farrell has been ruled out of England's opening Six Nations game against Wales, according to reports.