If you were a footballer, what is the one club that could tempt you to move and why?

Jake Adamson: Fenerbahce for the Galatasaray derby

Will: Stoke, because I wouldn't have to play football

Mark Wilson: Hearing the Gwladys' Street stand at Everton sing your name would be a dream!

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In 2005, CSKA Moscow beat Sporting Lisbon 3-1 to win the UEFA Cup, becoming the first Russian club to win a major European title.

BBC Radio Wales Sport's Nick Webb at Cardiff:

"Heavy morning rain means a delayed start at 13:40 BST for Glamorgan and Essex in Championship Division Two, with 72 overs of play possible if there is no more bad weather.

"Glamorgan have left out experienced spinner Dean Cosker from their 12, with Andrew Salter or Ruaidhri Smith set to replace him, while New Zealand all-rounder Jesse Ryder is missing for Essex with a hamstring injury."

Right, time for a vote.

With it appearing increasingly likely that David De Gea will leave Manchester United for Real Madrid this summer, we want to know who you think will be between the sticks at Old Trafford next term.

Either have a glance to the right of the screen or click the 'vote' tab above. You've got until 13:30 BST.

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We said before that there would be some sore heads in Barcelona this morning. Looking at these scenes, plenty of people in Lisbon will be taking Monday off, after Benfica fans celebrated their side's second consecutive Portuguese title.

Wakefield Trinity Wildcats coach James Webster has suggested his time at the club could be coming to an end after their Challenge Cup defeat by Leigh.

The Wildcats, bottom of Super League with only one win from 13 in all competitions, were 24-6 up at half-time against the Championship leaders but capitulated in the second period to lose 36-30.

When asked if he was concerned about his future he told BBC Radio Leeds: "You go into coaching knowing you will get sacked at some point. I'll go home and think about it."

You can watch the best of the tries from the game here.

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Birmingham City are interested in former Arsenal striker Jay Emmanuel-Thomas, 24, who has been released by Bristol City. But they face competition from Leeds, Nottingham Forest and Wigan, reports the Birmingham Mail, external.

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Benfica's second Primeira Liga in a row dominates the front page of Portuguese newspaper Abola.

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England interim head coach Tracey Neville has announced her long squad for this summer's World Cup in Sydney.

Experienced trio Pamela Cookey, Tamsin Greenway and Sonia Mkoloma are included in the 20-strong list.

Natalie Haythornthwaite also makes the cut after making her international debut in the 3-0 tri-series win against Trinidad and Tobago earlier this month.

The World Cup takes place in August and Neville will name her final squad of 12 in June.

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Scotland manager Gordon Strachan would not be drawn on the ethics of playing Qatar in a friendly amid controversy surrounding the treatment of workers on the country's World Cup 2022 infrastructure.

Strachan said he was appreciative that Qatar were playing the Scots and allowing them to prepare for the crucial Euro 2016 qualifier against the Republic of Ireland eight days later.

"This is not the time for me to talk about politics. There are other people more qualified and with more information to talk about politics, but mine is football," he said.

Here is what is making the sporting headlines so far today:

Football: Dundee goalkeeper Scott Bain has been called up to the Scotland squad for the first time for June's friendly with Qatar and the Euro 2016 qualifier against the Republic of Ireland.

Rugby Union: Harlequins have agreed a deal to sign Wales centre Jamie Roberts from French Top 14 side Racing Metro.

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Cricket: Stuart Broad has apologised to the England and Wales Cricket Board for missing a sponsor's event after a reported drinking session with former England wicketkeeper Matt Prior.

Football: England and Sunderland footballer Adam Johnson will deny having sexual activity with a 15-year-old girl, a court has been told.

BBC Sport analyst Garth Crooks has, as usual, used his expertise to select his team of the week and here it is.

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You can read the reasons behind his choices here.

Here is a computer-generated image, released 18 months ago, of what the main stadium at the Tokyo Olympics in 2020 would look like.

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Lovely, eh?

Except there has been a slight change of plan.

Japan's sports minister has revealed the design of the stadium has been scaled back as the government runs short of money and time.

According to reports in the Japanese media. under the latest plans a planned retractable roof won't be built in time for the 2020 Games, and some of the 80,000 seats would be temporary ones.

Plans for the new stadium had been criticised by some prominent architects, who said the design was too big and expensive. It is due to be completed in 2019.

They say every picture tells a thousands words. This one probably tells a few more than that.

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Grimsby striker Jon-Paul Pittman has apologised to the club's fans after his penalty shootout miss in the Conference play-off final loss to Bristol Rovers.

Pittman blazed his spot-kick over the bar to leave Lee Mansell to convert from 12 yards and send the Pirates back to the Football League.

"I want to say a big apology to all the fans. Hopefully I can rectify it," he told BBC Radio Humberside. "I want the ground to swallow me up and disappear but you can't do that."

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Further to the reports that Sir Clive Woodward is in contention to replace Philippe Saint-Andre as head coach of France, the French Rugby Federation have said they will "not confirm or deny the names of people who have applied for the position of head coach of the France rugby team".

That clears that up, then...

If you were a footballer, what is the one club that could tempt you to move and why?

Adam Taylor: Blyth Spartans so I could scream "THIS IS SPARTA" after every bad challenge.

Ben Webber: RCD Mallorca...constant holiday.

Mikey Knight-Robson: Would playing for Anzhi Makhachakla and receiving a Bugatti Veyron for my birthday sound too superficial?

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Xavi dancing in his pants, a selfie stick and lots of chants of "Championes" - yep it's the scenes from Barcelona's dressing room captured on Instagram, external by defender Marc Bartra.

Barcelona won their 23rd La Liga title last night.

Harlequins director of rugby Conor O'Shea says "the whole club is ecstatic" to have completed the signing of Wales centre Jamie Roberts from French Top 14 side Racing Metro.

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"Jamie is massively ambitious and, as a role model to all of our players, he will be someone we can all learn from," said O'Shea.

"The whole club is ecstatic to have signed a player of his quality."

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Daily Mail, external: Manchester City have been warned off a move for £40m-rated Wolfsburg midfielder Kevin De Bruyne by the German club's chief executive, who called the 23-year-old playmaker "unsellable".

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Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths has been recalled by Scotland after scoring 15 goals since mid-January.