Vieira and McClaren on Newcastle managerial shortlist
Marinus Dijkhuizen becomes Brentford's new head coach
Maria Sharapova loses in French Open. Andy Murray wins
England face a fight to save the second Test against New Zealand
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Image source, Getty ImagesWatford have signed Austria international Sebastian Prodl on a five-year contract.
The 6ft 4ins centre-back, 27, was a free agent following his release by German Bundesliga side Werder Bremen.
He is Watford's first signing since clinching promotion to the Premier League.
BBC Radio Wales Sport's Nick Webb in Cardiff:
Glamorgan 371, Northants 79-5 (close, day two)
"They've given up hope of any further play today in Cardiff, with Northants grateful for the respite after Glamorgan's seamers dominated the two hours play possible before the downpours.
"Northants will resume in the morning needing to reach 222 to avoid the possibility of following on, with the weather forecast better for the remaining two days."
You've heard of Spiderman and Bananaman. Well, meet Turtleman.
The question is, which Premier League player is pictured here swimming with turtles?
Image source, TwitterWell done to all those who said Chris Smalling.
The Man United defender posted this picture on Instagram from his holiday in Barbados. Nice shorts.
Rangers have criticised Bilel Mohsni for his Motherwell meltdown - but admit they are now powerless to punish him.
The Tunisia international sparked a mass brawl following the full-time whistle at the Scottish Premiership play-off final at Fir Park when he kicked and punched Motherwell's Lee Erwin.
Image source, Getty ImagesBut the 27-year-old is out of contract and Rangers, in a statement, said: In a statement, the Glasgow outfit said: "We will co-operate fully with investigations following the disgraceful scenes at the Motherwell game yesterday.
"Bilel Mohsni's behaviour was completely unacceptable and had his contract not now expired, the club would have started disciplinary proceedings."
Image source, Getty ImagesGloucester captain Billy Twelvetrees says he is proud of his team, despite a late drop goal denying them a spot in next season's European Champions Cup.
Bordeaux-Begles won their qualification play-off 23-22 on Sunday, with Pierre Bernard's kick separating the sides.
"It's a very disappointing way to end the season." centre Twelvetrees, 26, told BBC Radio Gloucestershire. "As a group of players we've come a long way this season and are proud of what we have done. It's tough to take but we will come back stronger next season."
Roger Federer says he is "pumped" - which is young person's speak for happy we think - to seal a place in the French Open quarter-finals.
After completing a comfortable win over Gael Monfils - the Swiss master winning 6-3 4-6 6-4 6-1 - Federer will next meet compatriot and Davis Cup team-mate Stan Wawrinka.
Image source, Getty Images"I'm pumped up to be in the quarter-finals again, said Federer, after wrapping up victory on Monday.
"At this stage it's about progressing in the tournament," added Federer, after securing an 11th Roland Garros quarter-final. "What's important right now is that I am physically fresh for the back end of the tournament."
You could say Luis Suarez and Giorgio Chiellini have a little bit of history.
Image source, Getty ImagesAfter all it was the Uruguayan who took a bite out of the Italian defender in the World Cup, earning the Barcelona striker a four-month ban.
Now the pair will meet for the first time since that infamous incident in the Champions League final as Chiellini's Juventus face Barcelona, but there will be no hard feelings from the Italian.
"Of course I will (shake hands). I'll hug him happily, too, there's no problem at all. Those who know me even a bit know that that's how I truly feel."
BBC Radio Gloucestershire's Bob Hunt at Derby:
Gloucestershire 329, Derbyshire 77-2 (tea, day two)
"After a rain-interrupted afternoon session, Derbyshire will be happy to be 77-2.
"Billy Godleman remained on 28 for more than 40 minutes, having survived two vehement appeals for catches behind.
"Ben Slater was well taken at second slip by Chris Dent off Liam Norwell. The only other wicket to fall was Chesney Hughes, falling caught behind off Benny Howell."
Paul Newton, BBC Essex at Chelmsford:
Essex 166, Leics 203-7 (tea, day two)
"Angus Robson continued to hold the Leicestershire innings together by reaching his first century of the season from 190 deliveries, hitting 14 fours.
"That apart, Essex enjoyed a good afternoon. Play resumed after a half-hour delay caused by a heavy lunchtime shower.
"Graham Napier picked up three wickets in a fine spell and there was a maiden first-class wicket for debutant 20-year-old Aron Nijjar."
How much exercise do you do? Be honest.
Rachel Waterman: Monday night is gym night. I might kick myself for 'only' doing one hour but it's better than the sofa.
BBC Radio London 94.9's Kevin Hand at Lord's:
Warwickshire 342 v Middlesex (tea, day two)
"Tea has been taken early at Lord's after Warwickshire were bowled out for 342.
Image source, Getty Images"Pace bowler Steven Finn continues to look back to his best and returned four wickets, but the visitors have probably achieved an above-par score on a pitch that is offering plenty of sideways movement.
"There are still 40 overs to be bowled on an extremely blustery day and plenty of time for either side to stamp their authority on the match."
BBC Radio Solent's Kevan James at The Rose Bowl:
Hampshire 222, Worcs 142-1 (tea, day two)
"This has been very much Worcestershire's day both with bat and ball.
Image source, Getty Images"In the afternoon session, Daryl Mitchell (48 not out) has surpassed his previous season's best. Together with Richard Oliver (33) and then Tom Fell (pictured, 42 not out), he has helped to put the away side in a commanding position."
Image source, Jack WilshereArsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has apologised on Twitter , externalfor singing anti-Tottenham Hotspur songs during the club's FA Cup trophy parade.
The Gunners have already confirmed they will not be taking any action against the England international.
Serena Williams isn't world number one and one of the best female tennis players of all time for no reason.
She has recovered from a 6-1 first set thrashing at the hands of fellow American Sloane Stephens to win in three sets - 1-6 7-5 6-3.
BBC Radio Nottingham's Dave Bracegirdle at Trent Bridge:
"Rain brought an early end to the afternoon session at Trent Bridge, where the home side recovered well after lunch, having been reduced to 55-6 at one stage.
Image source, Getty Images"Will Gidman (pictured) led the fightback, making his first 50 for Notts since his winter move from Gloucestershire. The left-hander shared a stand of 43 with Greg Smith, who was bowled by Ollie Robinson for 14, and then an unbroken partnership of 68 with Luke Wood.
"Wood advanced to his highest first-class score by lifting Matt Hobden over point for the first six of the match, and was unbeaten on 35 when a heavy shower ended the session early. Gidman is 57 not out."
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Serena Williams has hit back against American rival Sloane Stephens at the French Open.
The world number one and top seed Serena Williams lost the first set 6-1 in just 26 minutes.
Image source, Getty ImagesBut she now appears to have woken up, taking a tight second set 7-5.
It's going with serve in the decider, 2-2, though Stephens is still making Williams, at times, look ordinary. Could be a classic. Live text commentary here.
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BBC Sport
"Liverpool co-owners Tom Werner and John W Henry will arrive on Merseyside this week for talks with manager Brendan Rodgers.
Image source, Getty Images"The Americans are due in the city on Tuesday and are expected to meet their manager as part of his end of season review on Wednesday.
"Sources close to Werner and Henry have consistently played down suggestions that Rodgers' job is under immediate threat but the situation will become clearer following this meeting. Rodgers was appointed as Liverpool manager exactly three years ago today."
Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea admits he does not know what his future holds as he continues to be linked with a move to Real Madrid.
Image source, Getty Images"We will see what happens regarding my future," De Gea said to Spanish sports newspaper AS. "Right now I'm on holiday."
De Gea has a year left on his contact at Old Trafford and is yet to sign an extension.
Some more of your sporting inspirations.
Rob Quick: Billy Bonds WHU my sporting hero didn't know when to give up just kept giving 100% every team needs a Billy Bonds.
Image source, Getty ImagesMbichire: Rene Higuita is my sporting inspiration. He made goalkeeping look spectacular and fun.
Scott Kelly: My sporting hero, Tiger Woods, and always will be. To be top of his game for so long was unbelievable, my idol always.