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More from Fifa following the suspension of Concacaf general secretary Enrique Sanz from football-related activities.

The Congolese Football Association has also had two officials provisionally banned.

Vice-president Jean Guy Blaise Mayolas and general secretary Badji Mombo Wantete were suspended "based on the fact that various breaches of the Fifa code of ethics appear to have been committed by said officials".

Batsman Joe Root says England will take a positive mindset into the final day of the second Test against New Zealand as they look to secure a series victory.

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But England who were 44-0 before play was abandoned due to rain, need to score a world record 455 to win the game.

"Obviously, rain coming today in a way has made things a little bit harder for us - because we've got every intention of going out tomorrow with a view to win the game.

"That obviously means we've got less time to do that now. But we're very positive, got off to a great start - and we hope that can continue tomorrow."

The Isle of Man's second TT practice session has been cancelled because of high winds and heavy rain.

Clerk of the Course Gary Thompson said Tuesday's session would "continue as normal".

The Met Office said 65mph winds were forecast for the Isle of Man later on Monday, combined with heavy rain.

What do you get the man who (probably) has everything?

Have them immortalised in a bronze statue, external of course.

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Well that was probably the thinking behind Kirsten Norman's gift to husband and two-time Open champion Greg for the Australian's 60th.

"At last he is immortalized!" she wrote on Instagram, external

Fifa has provisionally banned Concacaf general secretary Enrique Sanz from football-related activities.

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Top seed Novak Djokovic will play nine-time French Open champion Rafa Nadal in the quarter-finals.

The Serbian beat Richard Gasquet 6-1 6-2 6-3 in the fourth round to set up a clash with the Spaniard

Former Hearts striker James Keatings has crossed the Edinburgh divide after signing for city rivals Hibernian.

The 23-year-old was released by Tynecastle boss Robbie Neilson and has now decided to join the Gorgie side's neighbours.

Rafael Nadal has beaten Jack Sock 6-3 6-1 5-7 6-2 and will play the winner of Novak Djokovic, and Richard Gasquet in the quarter-finals.

Djokovic leads Gasquet 6-1 6-1 4-3.

Ever wonder what a footballer packs in his suitcase?

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Well for England under-21 captain and goalkeeper Jack Butland the answer is football boots, computer console, games and not much else.

"One suitcase emptied and another packed up! this time to meet up with England u21s and I can't wait" said Butland on Instagram., external

The Stoke keeper will captain England under-21s at the European Championships in Czech Republic which start on 15 June.

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Hull KR centre Darrell Goulding has been forced to retire at the age of 27 on medical advice after suffering a series of concussion injuries.

Goulding, who made two appearances for England in 2010 and helped Wigan to a Super League and Challenge Cup double in 2013, is the second Super League player this season to announce their retirement because of concussion injuries.

It's been an animal-packed Sportsday today, we've had Chelsea players' selfies with koalas, Chris Smalling and a turtle, Lukas Podolski's dog. Now we have Wayne Rooney and a pig.

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The Manchester United striker posted this picture of his family holiday on Instagram., external

"Didn't expect to see pigs in the sea in the Bahamas! Haha" the England striker wrote.

Great Britain's Tonia Couch has won the diving World Series title after taking her fourth bronze medal in Mexico.

In the men's event, Tom Daley also picked up a bronze medal after finishing third in the 10m platform.

Ukrainian side Dnipro have been fined 50,000 Euros (£36,000) , externaland ordered to play their next home European match behind closed doors for the racist behaviour of their fans during the second leg of their Europa League semi-final with Napoli.

In addition the club will have to play another European match behind closed doors and fined 20,000 Euros (£14,000) for a field invasion, the setting off and throwing of fireworks and objects, crowd disturbances, blocked stairways and improper conduct of the team.

Dnipro beat Napoli but lost 3-2 to Sevilla in the Europa League final.

Jack Sock has become the first player to take a set off nine-time champion Rafael Nadal at this French Open.

Sock is still trailing by a set in their fourth-round match, as Nadal leads 6-3 6-1 5-7 2-1.

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This is Somerset cricket fan Martin Bullock who jumped into Taunton's River Tone on Sunday to retrieve a ball smashed for six by Chris Gayle during the West Indian's unbeaten 151.

The things some people will do for memorabilia.

Kangenwell: Without question my sporting hero is Denis Law the King of the Stretford End.

Rishabh kapoor: Sourav ganguly. Changed the face of Indian cricket. Gave the mental belief and strength to become what it today is. Dominant.

Keep your sporting inspirations coming to #bbcsportsday and at the BBC Sport Facebook page, external.

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Juan Mata's goal against Liverpool in Manchester United's 2-1 win over Liverpool was the most-Tweeted about moment of the football season according to Twitter., external

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Australia batsman Chris Rogers has been ruled of the first Test against West Indies after displaying symptoms of a mild concussion.

The veteran opener was struck on his helmet by a local net bowler during batting practice on Sunday and reported dizziness and a headache.

The two Test series begins on Wednesday.

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You wouldn't think it was the start if June today would you?

Heavy rain has ended play early on day four of the second Test between England and New Zealand at Headingley.

England will no doubt be praying for more of the same tomorrow on the fifth day as they try and chase a world record 455 to beat New Zealand.

Only four overs were possible after lunch this afternoon, with England 44-0.