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Image source, ReutersA day to forget for Tiger Woods.
The 14-time Major winner equalled his worst-ever nine holes as a professional as he slipped into a share of last place during the second round of the Phoenix Open.
Woods, 39, took 44 shots after starting on the back nine at TPC Scottsdale, matching his record at the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village in 2013.
The crazy world of the Premier League tends to throw up strange coincidences - and here's another one relating to Jack Cork's transfer.
New side Swansea travel to his old club Southampton on Sunday. However, the 25-year-old will not be eligible because the deal was completed after today's 12:00 GMT registration deadline.
Image source, @Swansofficial/TWitterFormer England Under-21 midfielder Jack Cork signs a three-year deal with Swansea.
The 25-year-old, who was out of contract at the end of the season, made over 150 appearances for Southampton after joining permanently from Chelsea in 2011.
*Transfer klaxon*
Ladies and gentleman, we have a done deal. A DONE DEAL!
Swansea City announce the signing of Southampton midfielder Jack Cork for an undisclosed fee.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland's upcoming friendly against Italy will be played in Turin's Juventus Stadium, the English Football Association confirms.
The Three Lions play at the home of Serie A champions Juventus for the first time on Tuesday, 31 March (19:45 GMT).
Tom Gerken:, external That Gary Neville column (re 17.15) is a terrible message for kids trying to get into football. Hasn't he ever heard of 'fair play'?
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer Newcastle and Hull winger Hatem Ben Arfa cannot play for new club Nice until next season following a French league ruling.
Fifa transfer rules prevent a player from turning out for more than two clubs in one season.
The 27-year-old played eight games for Hull and one for Newcastle's Under-21s earlier this season, with Fifa ruling the latter to be an official match.
Now the French Football League have announced that Ben Arfa's appearance in a match for Newcastle's development side counted as a competitive fixture.
Fifa rules state that "players may be registered with a maximum of three clubs during one season. During this period, the player is only eligible to play official matches for two clubs."
Image source, @golfworld/TwitterUS triple Major winner Payne Stewart, who died in a plane crash in October 1999, would have turned 58 today.
So fellow American Rickie Fowler decided to pay tribute to Stewart - famously known for wearing plus fours - at Pinehurst earlier.
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini thinks suspended Chelsea striker Diego Costa should change his ways. But do you?
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Binaya Basyal:, external Unfortunately Costa is the fallout guy of the campaign against Chelsea. Media won't just let him play tough, but will he care?
Chris:, external No doubt Neville, an otherwise excellent pundit, thought his team mate Eric Cantona was just being boisterous.
Premier League side West Ham agree a £1m compensation package to sign Hamilton defender Stephen Hendrie on a pre-contract, confirm the Scottish club.
The 20-year-old left-back will join the east London club at the end of the season.
Hamilton claimed that Reading and Bournemouth were also interested in the former Accies youth player, who is out of contract in the summer.
Newcastle Falcons head coach John Wells believes back-rower Mark Wilson's continued good form will be enough to win a place in the England set-up.
Wilson, 25, has been a stand-out performer this term, with 138 tackles putting him among the five most prolific Premiership players.
However, the Cumbrian was not named in the Saxons side on 21 January.
"Mark's doing well, if he keeps playing like this no doubt his time will come," Wells told BBC Newcastle.
Image source, ReutersChelsea fans, for once, will agree with Gary Neville. And Liverpool fans, not for the first time, will disagree with Neville. But what about the rest of you?
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Former Manchester United and England defender Gary Neville is generally the sort of character who divides opinion. And his latest column for the Telegraph, external - dissecting Diego Costa's three-match ban for stamping - is guaranteed to do exactly that.
Here are a few snippets from Neville to digest....
"Diego Costa is horrible to play against and I applaud him for it."
"Costa will get himself in trouble, miss matches, upset people. But I don't buy the outrage."
"The idea that Costa's behaviour was violent is nonsense."
"The idea that my role model should be a football-playing angel who never gets booked is alien to me."
Ben Smith
BBC Sport
"Just to add, Juan Cuadrado will undergo a medical with Chelsea in London tomorrow. He said goodbye to his Fiorentina team-mates earlier today and neither party expect a last-minute hitch."
Fifa presidential candidate Luis Figo:, external I am very happy to confirm that my six nominations were delivered to Fifa this week ahead of the deadline.
League One strugglers Crawley Town sign Nuneaton Town midfielder Lee Fowler on a 93-day loan deal.
The 31-year-old has scored three goals in 21 Conference games since joining Boro in September.
Fowler has previously worked with Reds interim manager Dean Saunders at Wrexham and Doncaster Rovers.
Meanwhile, Crawley have made Dean Morgan's loan move from Woking into a permanent switch.
A little more from Paul Lambert's chat with the media earlier today:
"This club is moving in a really good direction at the minute," he said. "Fabian Delph re-signing, Carles Gil coming in and the way he is playing, Sinclair coming in is a breath of fresh air as well. So there is a lot of good things going on at the minute, the win last week against Bournemouth.
"We are going to Arsenal with a lot of confidence and guys that are really enjoying their football. The Fabian Delph one is massive for us, for him to stay. Gabby Agbonlahor is back from injury, Joe Cole started to train again, Ron Vlaar has started to train again. So we are going down there to try and win the game."
Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent
"Ginola's Fifa campaign not a complete waste of time for him. He's earned £11,900 for each day of his three-week campaign."
Image source, ReutersFifa presidential candidate David Ginola says he will not stand in May's election.
The Frenchman, who played for several English clubs including Newcastle and Tottenham, did not receive the required five nominations needed to continue his bid.
"Contrary to some reports, I did not withdraw. Just as I did as a player, I gave everything until the final whistle," he says.
"Today I have mixed emotions. There is disappointment, anger, but there is also hope. I'm very proud of my campaign and the policies I proposed to reform football."