Pep Guardiola insists he will remain Bayern Munich's coach next season, despite reports he is set to take over at Manchester City when his current contract expires in June 2016.

"My future is: Wednesday free, Thursday training, and, of course, next year to be here. That's my future," said Guardiola, pictured here in this rather arty shot.

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Guardiola, meanwhile, has work to do if Bayern are to remain in the Champions League. They host Porto on Tuesday needing to overturn a two-goal deficit after losing last week's quarter-final first leg 3-1 in Portugal.

BBC Sport's Elizabeth Ammon at Hove for Sussex v Worcestershire:

"Another glorious day in Hove, not a cloud in the sky and the deckchairs are heavily populated.

"There's plenty of pace and bounce in the pitch and a fast outfield. Matthew Hobden took two quick wickets in the first half an hour bowling from the sea end.

"Richard Oliver has played very responsibly despite been given two let offs after being dropped twice by Craig Cachopa. He and Alex Gidman have put on a 73-run partnership for the third wicket.

"It's a very good wicket here at the County Ground with something in it for both batsmen and bowlers which has produced an entertaining morning's cricket in front of a decent crowd."

BBC Leeds commentator Dave Callaghan at Nottinghamshire v Yorkshire:

"The first day saw Notts in control with Yorkshire coach Jason Gillespie admitting his team had bowled badly.

"But he would have been happier on the morning of day two as Yorkshire grabbed three wickets for 35 runs to dismiss the home side for 428.

"One of those to go was Alex Hales, who had played superbly for his 236. Steve Patterson was the pick of the Yorkshire bowlers with 3-78.

"Yorkshire began their reply and at lunch they will be satisfied with progress - they're 62 for no wicket from 16 overs."

BBC Radio Wales's Nick Webb with the latest from Glamorgan v Surrey in Cardiff:

"Steven Davies led the way for Surrey with 167 not out as they moved remorselessly on to 495-5 by lunch on day two against Glamorgan at the Swalec Stadium.

"Kumar Sangakkara reached 149 on his Surrey debut before the veteran Sri Lankan drove David Lloyd to Will Bragg at cover, ending a stand worth 294.

"Jason Roy contributed a breezy 32 in a 50 stand with Davies before Andy Carter had him caught behind.

"Surrey could look towards a declaration in the afternoon session if they want plenty of time to try to bowl Glamorgan out twice."

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England and Manchester City midfielder Jill Scott saw red after an unsavoury incident in a WSL game on Sunday.

Scott, 28, appeared to headbutt Arsenal defender Jade Bailey and was sent off for her reaction.

You can watch the incident here and read Scott's apology, which came after City's 1-0 defeat.

Reaching 30 goals for the season in the 3-1 win over Newcastle could cost Harry Kane.

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Pochettino said: "Congratulations to Harry because he deserves this moment. But I think he needs to pay for a dinner this week for his team-mates. The team work a lot and try to help him score."

Kane, 21, became the first Spurs player to reach the 30-goal landmark since former striker Gary Lineker in 1991-92.

London Irish have signed second row Eoin Sheriff from Premiership rivals Saracens for next season.

Sheriff joined Saracens for the 2011-12 season from Leinster having represented Ireland at Under-18, Under-19 and Under-20 levels.

Interesting going-ons at Sheffield Wednesday.

Former Hull City owner Adam Pearson and ex-Newcastle boss Glenn Roeder will, according to the Championship club's website, "form two parts of what is effectively a three-man sporting director by committee alongside head coach Stuart Gray".

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In essence it means there is no manager and all decisions will be taken by the three-man committee, which, adds the website, "will evolve and potentially expand on an ongoing basis".

If anyone knows what that means, can they please let us know?

Steven Gerrard, AP McCoy and Rory McIllroy have all missed out on their fairytale finishes in the last few weeks.

So we've been asking you to send in your memorable sporting failures on Twitter via #fairytalefails, external and on BBC Sport's Facebook., external

David Claxton: Fulham losing to Atletico Madrid in extra-time in the Europa League final in Hamburg 2010.

Paul Williams: Jimmy White and the World Snooker title - he should have been a multiple champion.

Faisal B: Zidane walking past that 2006 World Cup trophy when he could have won it and bow out of the game in the most legendary style.

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England women's fast bowler Kate Cross has made history after becoming the first woman to play in the Central Lancashire League.

The 23-year-old made her debut for Heywood men's first XI at Clifton on Sunday and returned figures of 3-19 from her seven-over spell, to help her side secure an eight-wicket victory in the first match of the Premier Division season.

Kate's older brother, Bobby, scored 75 in the game and said: "I really enjoyed being in the same team as her although I am sure she will never let me forget that I dropped a catch off her bowling."

You can't beat a bit of sibling rivalry.

Sachin Tendulkar has paid tribute to a "promising" Indian cricketer who has died after colliding with a team-mate while attempting to take a catch during a club match in Kolkata (see 08:40).

Ankit Keshri (pictured) passed away after suffering "a cardiac arrest following on-field injury".

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Former national team captain Tendulkar, the highest runscorer in Test and one-day international history, tweeted, external: "Saddened by the demise of Ankit Keshri. A promising career aborted by an unfortunate incident on field.

"May God give strength to Ankit's family and friends to cope with this loss #RIP"

Wales full-back Leigh Halfpenny says it is a dream to reach the European Champions Cup final.

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Halfpenny, 26, kicked six penalties and a conversation in a man-of-the-match display as Toulon beat Leinster 25-20 after extra-time at Stade Velodrome.

If Toulon defeat Clermont Auvergne in the final on 2 May they will become the first team to win three successive European Cups.

"Something like this is what you grow up dreaming of," said Halfpenny.

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Barry Hawkins is currently leading Mark Selt 9-5 in their first-round match in Sheffield. The pair have been on the table for four hours and 50 minutes so far.

Elsewhere, Stuart Bingham leads 3-2 against fellow Englishman Robbie Williams.

You can watch all the World Championship action on the BBC Red Button or via this link.

A feeble foray into the Champions League, failure to reach the FA Cup final and seven points adrift of fourth place.

So how much pressure is Brendan Rodgers under at Liverpool? Will it be all-change at Anfield this summer? And if so, who will replace him?

You can have your say on the right-hand side of this page, or by using the 'vote' tab on your mobile or tablet.

We'll close the vote at 14:00 BST and give you the result soon after. Full terms and conditions are available here.

Manchester United have asked about the availability of PSV Eindhoven forward Memphis Depay, according to the newly crowned Dutch champions.

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The 21-year-old is the leading scorer in the Eredivisie, with his 20 goals helping PSV win the title for the first time in seven years.

"We have had a telephone call from them about him," PSV's technical director Marcel Brands said on Dutch television.

"But no talks have been held. Several top clubs have expressed interest."

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Leicester Tigers have signed versatile Australia international back Peter Betham from Super Rugby side Waratahs.

Betham, who can play as a full-back or a winger, will join the Premiership club when the current Super Rugby season ends at the start of July.

The 26-year-old has two caps for Australia, having made his debut against New Zealand in 2013.

"The chance to join a prestigious club such as the Tigers is very exciting and humbling," he told the club website.

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Jonas Bjorkman will get over his disappointment of being voted off Sweden's version of Strictly Come Dancing by linking up with Andy Murray in Barcelona.

Former world doubles number one Bjorkman will join Britain's Murray later today as they start their trial coaching period together.

If successful, Bjorkman will join the world number three's team on a permanent basis, as main coach Amelie Mauresmo is expecting her first child in August.

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West Ham are ready to accept a bid of £20m from Chelsea for full-back Aaron Cresswell, 25, with the Englishman poised to replace Atletico Madrid-bound Filipe Luis, reports the Daily Express, external.

So, what's happened on April 20 in sporting years gone by? Here are a few snippets from the archives.

1912: The Boston Red Sox opened Fenway Park, which is now the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball.

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1981: Steve Davis won the first of his six world snooker titles by beating Doug Mountjoy 18-12 in the final at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.

2007: Peter Moores was named as the permanent successor to Duncan Fletcher as England coach.

2014: Lewis Hamilton added another flourish for the record books, winning a third consecutive Grand Prix for the first time in his career as he led from start to finish in China.

Jimmy Robertson says conquering his Crucible nerves will be key to playing at his best if he returns to snooker's showpiece event for a third time.

The 28-year-old was beaten 10-6 by world number 11 Marco Fu in the opening round of this year's World Championship in Sheffield on Sunday.

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"It took me too long to settle down," Robertson told BBC Sport.

"But it's all experience and hopefully I can come back here again and hold it together a bit better next time."