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Two top drawer goalkeepers are celebrating today, with Real Madrid and Spain custodian Iker Casillas turning 34 and Chelsea's Petr Cech blowing out 33 candles.

Other sporting figures enjoying a special day after 2013 Tour de France winner Chris Froome (30) and British Olympic diver Tonia Couch (26).

Sunderland need just a solitary point to confirm their Premier League place for next season. But will they get it on Wednesday at Arsenal or against Chelsea on Sunday?

Newcastle and Hull are the other teams in the relegation mix and we want to know who you think will go down and why?

Let us know via #bbcsportsday, text 81111 (UK users only) or post on BBC Sport Facebook.

There is a huge game in the Premier League coming up.

Arsenal take on Sunderland at the Emirates (19:45 BST). A win for the Gunners would see them confirm third place - and thus avoid that pesky business of having to play a Champions League qualifier - while a point for Sunderland would ensure their Premier League survival.

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As you'd expect, there will be live text commentary on the BBC Sport website.

We'll build up to the game here on Sportsday over the next few hours.

Top 10 average pay/year (average pay/week):

1. PSG £5,298,693 (£101,898)

2. Real Madrid £5,040,520 (£96,933)

3. Manchester City £5,015,122 (£96,445)

4. Barcelona £4,715,116 (£90,675)

5. Los Angeles Dodgers £4,679,937 (£89,999)

6. Manchester United £4,679,377 (£89,988)

7. Bayern Munich £4,468,643 (£85,935)

8. Chelsea £4,353,056 (£83,713)

9. New York Yankees £4,263,577 (£81,992)

10. Arsenal £4,054,066 (£77,963)

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Manchester City players may have been the highest paid in sport for 2014 but they have now been knocked off top spot by Paris St-Germain.

The Global Sports Salaries Survey for 2015 is compiled by the Sporting Intelligence website and revealed five Premier League sides make the top 20 with Manchester United at number six, Chelsea eighth, Arsenal at 10 and Liverpool at 14.

The survey considers solely the earnings for playing sport, not for endorsements or other extra-curricular activities.

Blackpool have been charged by the FA after their final match of the season, against Huddersfield on 2 May, was abandoned following a pitch invasion.

Here's the pick of what's happened in the sporting world so far today:

Cricket: England captain Alastair Cook says he did not issue an ultimatum over the selection of Kevin Pietersen.

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Formula 1: Lewis Hamilton has signed a new three-year contract at Mercedes that could be worth up to £27m a year.

Rugby Union: England have named Chris Ashton and his 20-year-old Saracens team-mate Maro Itoje in the World Cup training squad.

Football: Championship side Leeds United have appointed Uwe Rosler as their fifth head coach in less than a year.

Remember Caster Semenya?

Six years have passed since she won the world 800m title with effortless ease. Semenya's victory was as decisive as what followed was shocking.

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The South African athlete was forced to undergo a series of gender verification tests, news of which was made public by athletics' governing body, the International Association of Athletics Federations.

"If it wasn't for my family, I don't think I could have survived," she says in a rare interview with the BBC.

"It was upsetting, you feel humiliated. I was world champion but I was never able to celebrate it."

Full article here. It's intriguing stuff.

Injury-hit Hull KR have bolstered their depleted pack with the signing of Wigan prop James Greenwood on loan to the end of the season.

The 23-year-old Greenwood, who recently spent a month on loan at Salford, has linked up with the Robins with immediate effect and goes straight into coach Chris Chester's 19-man squad for Friday's game at Super League leaders Leeds.

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In 1995, Paul Rideout's goal gave Everton a 1-0 FA Cup final win over Manchester United. Remarkably, that was the Goodison Park club's last trophy success.

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Stevenage are set to appoint Teddy Sheringham to replace outgoing manager Graham Westley after confirming they are talking to the ex-England striker.

Westley's final game in charge was Boro's League Two play-off semi-final defeat by Southend and his contact at Broadhall Way ends on 31 May.

It is 49-year-old Sheringham's first managerial job, having been West Ham attacking coach for the last 12 months.

Jon Evans: If Peter Moores was getting the best out of the England team then I am concerned about the team. On the whole they've been rubbish.

Leeds United manager Uwe Rosler: "I'm a glass half full not, half empty person. This is a great football club with great potential, we can be a force.

"There is a core of players with their best years in front of them, there is great potential. Neil [Redfearn] left a very solid foundation.

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"I think life is a challenge. I thrive on challenges. To be head coach at Leeds United is a chance in a lifetime.

"I'll be responsible for picking the team, completely my responsibility and have an input on who goes in and who goes out."

So Uwe Rosler has been speaking to the media after being appointed Leeds United boss. It is his first job since being sacked as Wigan boss in November.

"I am very proud of what I did at Wigan, what happened after FA Cup was a rebuilding job and there were problems along the way," said the German.

"I have time now to speak to different departments, see what is in place, I want to give everyone here a chance."

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First reactions from new Leeds United boss, courtesy of our BBC colleagues in West Yorkshire.

Andrew Benson
BBC Sport chief F1 writer

"Despite rumours linking him to Ferrari, there was never any real prospect of him going anywhere else.

"Hamilton refers to Mercedes as his home - he has used their engines since he started in F1 eight years ago - and his decision has been informed by a quest for performance."

Andrew Benson
BBC Sport chief F1 writer

"The announcement of Lewis Hamilton's new contract with Mercedes has been coming for weeks. Financial terms were agreed more than a month ago and the delay since has been about sorting out the sort of fine details that define Formula 1 driver contracts.

"There are better-paid drivers in F1 - at least in terms of salary before bonuses are taken into account - but racing for Mercedes is as close to a guarantee of success in the three years of his contract term as he can get."

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"Press conference time at the #MonacoGP," tweets the Press Association's Simon Peach.

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Leeds United have, as expected, appointed Uwe Rosler as head coach. More to follow from a news conference that has been brought forward to 14:15 BST.