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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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 confirmed his decision at 14:00 BST but 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.
The session had been scheduled to get under way at 18:20 BST on the Mountain Course.
BBC Radio Wales Sport's Nick Webb in Cardiff:
"Heavy downpours in Cardiff saved Northants from further struggles after a mid-morning collapse saw them lose five wickets for five runs to the Glamorgan seamers.
"Adam Rossington and Josh Cobb added 46 after Michael Hogan and Craig Meschede claimed two wickets each in bowler-friendly conditions.
"An early tea was taken with no sign of the clouds lifting."
Joshua Albinson: Alan Shearer. Was my favourite player growing up, along with supporting arsenal. Followed his career growing up.
It is a 17th consecutive Grand Slam quarter-final for Andy Murray but next up he will have a real test against Spain's clay-court specialist David Ferrer.
"It gets tougher every match," said the Scot. "I've got Ferrer next and he has beaten me at the French Open before so I am going to have to play fantastic tennis to go through."
Image source, AFPAndy Murray has beaten Jeremy Chardy 6-4 3-6 6-3 6-2 and will play David Ferrer in the quarter-finals of the French Open.
Manchester United midfielder Daley Blind believes the club have a good chance of challenging for the Premier League title next season.
The Red Devils finished fourth in Louis van Gaal's first season in charge but were 17 points adrift of champions Chelsea and nine behind second-placed Manchester City.
"I think we're not far off," Blind said in an interview for Manchester United's season review DVD.
"If you look at the games we've played against the top teams, we've won a lot of points and a club like Manchester United will always aim to win the title. Next year, we're going to do that."
Re: 14:20, We have been informed that the animal pictured with Chelsea's Cesar Azpilicueta is called a quokka, a native Australian marsupial.
Well done to Andrew Halsall who tweeted to say "It's called an Azpiliquokka". We see what you did there.
And here is a picture of former Sale Sharks and France forward Sebastien Chabal with a quokka, a kangaroo and an emu.
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Image source, TwitterEden Hazard made have cleaned up in the end of season awards but the Chelsea midfielder doesn't feature in this Premier League dream team.
Twitter, external have put together an alternative team of the season determined just by Twitter mentions.
Heather Rabbatts, one of the Football Association's two independent directors, has resigned from FIFA's anti-discrimination task force following Sepp Blatter's re-election as president.
Rabbatts said it was "unacceptable" that so little has been done to reform FIFA and that the latest corruption crisis was "disastrous" for the world governing body's reputation.
Her action follows FA vice-chairman David Gill rejecting his place on the FIFA executive committee in protest at Blatter's election victory.
Rabbatts had been a member of FIFA's anti-discrimination task force chaired by Jeffrey Webb, the FIFA vice-president from the Cayman Islands who was one of the seven officials arrested in Zurich on corruption charges last week.
Sir Isaac Newton: Neville Southall was mine. Greatest in the world in the 80s. Not often Wales and Everton had the world's best playing for them.
Could we have another shock on our hands at Roland Garros after the exit of defending champion and number two seed Maria Sharapova.
Image source, Getty ImagesNow world number one and top seed Serena Williams is down by a set against Sloane Stephens.
She hasn't just lost the first set, she has been taken apart by her fellow American, losing 6-1.
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Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United are hoping to beat Arsenal to the signing of Southampton's 25-year-old midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin, according to The Mirror, external.
Image source, Cesar Azpilicueta We have had an array of animals on Sportsday today, from dogs to koalas.
But can you name this little mammal pictured with Chelsea's Cesar Azpilicueta?
The Spanish defender posted the picture on Instagram, external following a visit with the Chelsea squad to a Sydney zoo.
Image source, AFPAndy Murray has taken the third set 6-3 against Jeremy Chardy and leads the Frenchman by two sets to one.
The Brit is just one set away from the quarter-finals.
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Image source, SWPIX.COMWidnes winger Patrick Ah Van has signed a new one-year contract with the Super League club, meaning he will stay until the end of the 2016 season.
Ah Van, 27, scored two tries as the Vikings beat Salford 38-16 at Magic Weekend in Newcastle on Sunday.
Image source, AFPHe's been linked with Liverpool but don't expect Jurgen Klopp to be in a dugout anytime soon.
The former Borussia Dortmund coach has decided to take a break from the game after "seven intense and emotional years" with the Bundesliga club.
"I'm going to take a break until further notice," he said.
Image source, Getty ImagesSome more of your sporting inspirations. Get involved by tweeting us using the hashtag #bbcsportsday.
Gareth Barlow: Gazza, United a nation while playing the beautiful game in 1990 and fans still love him today.
Mith: David Beckham. He went from having burning effigies of him, to be hailed as a national hero in three years. Anything is possible.
Short-lived session. The players are off, the covers on, yes it is raining at Headingley.
The teams are back out after lunch at Headingley.
England 43-0 (Lyth 23, Cook 18) as they try and reach that daunting world record target of 455 to win the match.
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It is the story that won't go away. And here is the latest on Fifa.
South Africa did pay $10m (£6.5m) to a football body led by Jack Warner, a figure at the centre of Fifa corruption allegations, local media say.
Danny Jordaan, head of South Africa's FA, is quoted as confirming that the amount was deducted from a Fifa payment to the country in 2008.
A subsequent letter requested that money to be sent, instead, to the Caribbean Football Union, reports say. South African officials deny it was a bribe to secure the 2010 World Cup.
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