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Also on this day, it's 60 years since Duncan Edwards made his England debut aged 18 years and 183 days.

Read this piece about him to learn more about a player that was set for great things for both Manchester United and his country.

1926: Sir Jack Brabham, the Australian three-time Formula One world champion and the only driver in the sport's history to win the championship in a car of his own construction, was born. He died on 19 May 2014, aged 88.

1977: Red Rum won his record third Grand National, winning by 25 lengths from Churchtown Boy. Charlotte Brew, on Barony Fort, became the first woman to take part in the race.

1993: Jonathan Davies kicked a record 10 goals as Great Britain's rugby league team set a new Test best victory of 72-6, against France at Swinton.

2002: Jockey Tony McCoy broke Sir Gordon Richards' 55-year record for winners in a season when he recorded his 270th win of the campaign at Warwick.

2003: Wimbledon received final approval from the Football League for their temporary move to the National Hockey Stadium in Milton Keynes.

2009: Sven-Goran Eriksson was sacked as coach of the Mexico national team.

Exeter Chiefs prop Alex Brown has agreed a new contract to keep him at Sandy Park until 2017.

The 25-year-old has made 50 appearances since signing for the club from Doncaster in 2012.

Exeter have also signed Nottingham hooker Shaun Malton on a two-year deal from next season.

England-qualified Malton, 25, is a former South Africa youth international, joined Nottingham from London Irish in 2012.

BBC Wales Sport: , externalNewport County manager Jimmy Dack says he is involved in planning for next season, but his own future remains uncertain

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We all love a pizza, and some of us prefer a donner kebab to a salad, but what are the right things to eat to win at football?

Stoke goalkeeper Asmir Begovic reveals what is on his plate on match day in this BBC iWonder guide.

As Rory McIlroy aims to complete a career grand slam with a green jacket on 12 April, he has spoken about his Masters meltdown four years ago.

The Northern Irishman led by four shots going into the last day at Augusta, but dropped six in three holes and ended up carding an 80.

He described his final-round collapse at the 2011 tournament as the "most important day" of his career.

"I learned so much about myself and what I needed to do the next time I got into that position," he said.

Read the full piece here

Glasgow Warriors captain Al Kellock will retire from rugby at the end of the season.

Kellock, 33, who has been the Warriors captain for the past nine seasons, has played 154 games for the club and captained the team for the 150th time in the 34-34 draw with Leinster in Dublin on Friday.

BBC Cambs Sport:, external Manager Richard Money has also confirmed that loan striker Johnny Margetts has left Cambridge City

BBC F1 presenter Suzi Perry:, external "And it's "gogogo!" Send me your #Murray q's and I'll tweet his finest answers #f1rewinds., external"

New to the BBC's F1 coverage for the 2015 season, Formula 1 Rewind takes a look back on some of the most classic races in history. It will be broadcast on BBC Two, 15:00-16:00 GMT on Friday 17 April.

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Moeen Ali is planning to join England for the latter stages of their Test tour of the West Indies, as his side injury continues to improve.

The all-rounder hurt himself during England's failed World Cup campaign, and was therefore not available when the selectors chose the Caribbean squad.

"I'm hoping to play that game against Yorkshire, prove my fitness and fly immediately afterwards," he told Cricinfo., external

Jay: Sterling is just doing to Liverpool what English football clubs are doing to their fans - pricing them out. Fair play I say

Mark: I doubt Sterling will be the only player stalling over a new contract after that mega money TV deal for Premier League clubs

James Elton: Has anyone considered that Sterling is holding out for Champions League football. I think he'll go when Liverpool finish 5th!

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BBC Solent Sport:, external Eastleigh FC manager Richard Hill has been handed a two-match touchline ban by the FA, in relation to two incidents at Grimsby on 21 March

Want to get your county's results as they happen or know when a key wicket has fallen? You can now get automated alerts through the BBC Sport app, with alerts also available for football clubs, international teams and Formula 1.

Click here to find out all about it.

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Top journalists Henry Winter, Sam Wallace & Neil Ashton scan over the latest developments regarding Raheem Sterling saga. They also discuss a host of other football issues. Shove on those headphones!

Interesting line from Sheffield Wednesday...

BBC Sheffield sports editor Andy Giddings on Twitter:, external The club decline to comment on newspaper reports suggesting they are to appoint Damien Comolli as director of football.

QPR manager Chris Ramsey: "We've been in the fortunate position to be manager of QPR. Hopefully, we're not looking at that as a token gesture.

He added: "If it doesn't work out for me here - any manager of any race - you are always in a position where it is difficult to get another job. We left Tottenham and I was seven months out of work. As a black man it's always going to be difficult anyway."

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Gillingham FC on Twitter:, external Manager Justin Edinburgh delivering his pre match press conference this morning, talking to BBC Radio Kent Sport

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QPR manager Chris Ramsey has been quite strong on the lack of black managers in English football.

Director of football at the club, Les Ferdinand recently said that covert racism was rife, external and preventing ethnic minorities from gettng top jobs in football.

Ramsey said he agreed with Ferdinand.

"We're still at this stage in the game we are highlighting I'm still the only black Premier League manager," he said. "It's not the norm to have ethnic minority managers in this position."

A last bit from Roberto Martinez, who was asked if the club will sign Barcelona wonderkid Gerard Deulofeu, who enjoyed a successful loan spell at Everton last season.

The Spaniard is currently on loan at Sevilla, but will be sold by the Catalan giants in the summer.

"He is a phenomenal footballer who enjoyed his time at Goodison Park. I can't really comment on whether we would be interested."

Ronnie Hutchison: Over rated, offload him now and cash in. Watch him spend more time warming the bench for his next club and hopefully Rodgers will use the cash sensibly to invest.

David Shenston: He wants to move to a bigger club where they win trophies. That's why he wants out at Liverpool.

Harry James Peter: I say let him go for the highest amount we can and sign a quality winger in place of him. He's not performing as well as he used to.

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