England will play one match of their three-Test series against New Zealand in the Olympic Stadium in London on Sunday, 7 November.

It will be the first rugby league fixture at the 54,000-capacity venue.

A match at Hull's KC Stadium will kick off the series on Saturday, 1 November, while Wigan's DW Stadium stages the final Test on Saturday, 14 November.

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Football: Dan Walker is joined by Martin Keown and James Beattie to preview Arsenal's Champions League tie against Monaco. Keown says it is a dream draw for Arsene Wenger, the former Monaco boss, and believes the Gunners will get through.

Cricket: All the stats as West Indies batsman Chris Gayle records the World Cup's highest individual score (215) as his side beat Pool B rivals Zimbabwe in Canberra.

Formula 1: BBC F1 pit-lane reporter Lee McKenzie rounds up the stories from Formula 1's second pre-season test in Barcelona.

Rugby league: Joe Burgess scores the try of the week for Wigan Warriors in their 14-12 defeat by Brisbane Broncos.

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Derby County boss Steve McClaren says he must protect George Thorne after the midfielder was replaced during Tuesday's 2-0 win against Charlton.

The former West Brom man, 22, was playing just his second game since returning from a serious knee injury.

"It's just a couple of bangs he's got, but we need to protect him because you saw in that first hour how vital he is for us," McClaren told BBC Radio Derby after his table-topping Championship side extended their unbeaten run to seven league matches.

Winger Riyad Mahrez says he does not even want to contemplate the chance he could be playing Championship football with Leicester City next season.

The Foxes are bottom of the Premier League, four points from safety with 12 games remaining.

Mahrez told BBC East Midlands Today: "I played six months in the Championship but it is too long with 46 games. I don't want to think about that. I want to walk out for my team and think we can stay in the Premier League."

McLaren issue the following statement about Fernando Alonso:

"Following his testing accident at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya last Sunday, we are pleased to confirm that Fernando Alonso has now left hospital. He has returned to his family's home in Spain for further rest and recuperation.

"As a result, he will sit out this week's final winter test, at which he was due to share driving duties with Jenson Button. Kevin Magnussen, McLaren-Honda's test and reserve driver, will replace him.

"Jenson will be testing the McLaren-Honda car tomorrow (February 26), and the team will confirm the full day-to-day running order in due course."

McLaren driver Fernando Alonso leaves hospital in Barcelona, three days after crashing in pre-season testing.

St Helens head coach Keiron Cunningham rules out "panic and rash decisions" after their 39-0 defeat by South Sydney Rabbitohs in the World Club Challenge.

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Cunningham's side return to Super League action on Friday, when Castleford Tigers visit Langtree Park.

"We lost to the best side in the world. Just because of a one-off game, it would be quite foolish of me to try and make wholesale changes," he told BBC Radio Merseyside.

Good stuff so far. We have asked for your one-sided matches or sporting events.

Here are a few more memories.

Chris Carr: 1989 Snooker World Championship final. Steve Davis 18-3 John Parrott. Didn't even get into the evening session of day two.

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Andrew Neill: Tiger Woods's 9 & 8 victory over Stephen Ames in the 2006 Accenture Match Play. It's the quickest possible victory.

Ali Bratt: Cardiff Blues 104 Rovigo 12 in the European Challenge Cup last month, most one-sided I have seen.

Remember, your suggestions can be from any sport and any time. #bbcsportsday

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This familiar face is likely to start for Monaco later.

But while Dimitar Berbatov is fit and raring to go, the French Ligue 1 side have injury worries over left-back Layvin Kurzawa and winger Yannick Ferreira-Carrasco.

Ex-Chelsea centre-back Ricardo Carvalho is out, along with fellow defender Andrea Raggi plus midfielders Jeremy Toulalan and Tiemou Bakayoko.

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Some early team news ahead of tonight's Champions League last-16 tie.

Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere looks set to be rested for Wednesday's Champions League last-16 first leg against Monaco after ankle surgery.

Aaron Ramsey (hamstring), Mikel Arteta (ankle), Abou Diaby (calf) and Mathieu Debuchy (shoulder) are unavailable.

Maybe that's why Arsene Wenger could barely be able to watch training...

Burton Albion manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink says he "loves his players to bits" and they will not over-react to the 1-0 loss at Accrington Stanley - their first loss in 14 games.

The Brewers have only lost twice since Hasselbaink replaced Gary Rowett in November and remain top of League Two.

"I am very proud of them and how they have been since I have been here," Hasselbaink told BBC Radio Derby. "I love them to bits because they show courage and keep on going until the last minute. I cannot fault them."

Some more of your one-sided matches or sporting events that you have seen.

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Paul Lyon: 1992 RL Premiership semi. Wigan 74 Leeds 6, Martin Offiah scored 10 tries. Absolute class

RivieresHairdo: French Open final 2008, Nadal hammering Federer 6-1 6-3 6-0... Changing of the guard there.

John McEnerney: All Blacks 60 Ireland 0 in June 2013, doesn't get more ruthlessly one sided than that!

Englishman Will Stevens is named by Manor - the former Marussia team - as their first race driver for the new season.

Middlesbrough head coach Aitor Karanka says his team's performance in the 1-0 win against Bolton was "one of the worst" displays of his tenure.

The result kept second-placed Boro in touch with Championship leaders Derby and three points above Ipswich.

"We have played one of the worst games since I came here, and we have won," Karanka told BBC Tees.

"The important thing is we got the three points, and we have to analyse the game. I didn't recognise some players and it is difficult for me to understand what went on."

About to tuck into your Wednesday lunch? Here are the headlines at 13:00 GMT (or whatever time it is wherever in the world you are)....

Top story: England full-back Mike Brown is ruled out of Sunday's Six Nations match in Ireland with concussion.

Top video: BBC sports editor Dan Roan explains all you need to know about the first winter World Cup.

Top tweet:, external Is Hollywood actor Russell Crowe mulling over a bid to buy Leeds United?

Ken Smith: Oh dear, Goode and Nowell in the England rugby back three! Too defensive and too slow for international rugby.

Huddersfield Town goalkeeper Alex Smithies signs a contract extension at the Championship club until 2018.

The 24-year-old, who made his debut as a teenager in December 2007, was previously out of contract at the end of the 2015-16 season.

"Keepers get better with age and experience and we are seeing that with Alex," Terriers boss Chris Powell tells the club's official website., external

"24-year-old goalkeepers don't usually have 250 first-team games under their belts. Alex is in a class of his own on that front."

More from England head coach Stuart Lancaster on full-back Mike Brown missing the potentially decisive Six Nations match in Ireland:

"Mike and our medical staff have been diligent during every step of the graduated return to play protocol and they will continue to work to get him back to full health. The most important thing is Mike's welfare."

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Saracens full-back Alex Goode will start for England against Ireland following Mike Brown's withdrawal, says head coach Stuart Lancaster.

"We are, of course, disappointed to lose Mike but Alex is an experienced international and in great form for Saracens," he adds.

BBC Sport's Chris Jones: "Mike Brown has been unable to progress beyond stage three of the return to play protocol following a concussion sustained against Italy.

"Brown had a mild headache this morning having completed his running session (stage three)."