Championship club Brentford have named Excelsior manager Marinus Dijkhuizen as their new head coach.

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Former Bees boss Mark Warburton, 52, left Griffin Park at the end of the season.

Dijkhuizen, who guided Excelsior to 15th in the Dutch Eredivisie last season - the club failing to win any of its final nine matches, will have Roy Hendriksen as his assistant.

Brentford lost to Middlesbrough 5-1 on aggregate in the Championship play-off semi-finals

Chelsea have jetted to Australia for an end-of-season tour, and it looks like boss Jose Mourinho has taken a liking to the local wildlife.

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The Blues gaffer was introduced to a kangaroo in Sydney, as these pictures on Chelsea's Twitter page, external show.

Given a kangaroo can reach speeds of over 35mph and jump six feet in the air, might be worth a punt up front next season.

And if you want to see the chaotic scenes at the end of the Scottish Premiership play-off between Rangers and Motherwell, here's the footage.

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NB - this entry is probably not suitable for fans of Aston Villa.

Fancy reliving the FA Cup final?

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Click here to watch the highlights.

In scenes reminiscent of Hagler v Hearns circa 1985, Rangers' Tunisian defender Bilel Mohsni responded to a push at the final whistle by Motherwell's Lee Erwin by aiming a kick and punch at the striker.

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He then tussled with Motherwell's unused substitute Fraser Kerr, before all three players were shown red cards by Craig Thomson after the match.

Scottish Professional Football League officials will meet the Scottish FA and the police today to discuss the incident.

Motherwell have preserved their Premiership status courtesy a second comfortable win over Rangers in four days.

Leading 3-1 from the first leg of the play-off final, the Fir Park side stretched their advantage through a deflected shot from Marvin Johnson.

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Another ricochet from a Lionel Ainsworth's strike doubled the lead and John Sutton added a late penalty to secure a 3-0 victory - and a 6-1 win on aggregate.

That, though, wasn't the full story...

Murray's opponent Jeremy Chardy, is certainly respectful of the Brit.

"He's so confident, because he didn't lose a match on clay," said Chardy, reflecting on Murray's recent form - unbeaten in 13 matches on the surface this year.

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"I played against him in Rome. I played a good match, but still I lost 6-4 6-3. After he beat me, he pulled out from Rome to be fresh for Roland Garros, and I think for him it's a big goal.

"So it will be a really tough match. In the past we always said 'Andy doesn't like to play on clay', but now I think everybody changed and he likes more now to play on clay."

Indeed. Bodes well, though we're British so we know better than to get our hopes up.

There is plenty going on in the world of sport today, but one of the main events is Andy Murray.

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The British number one takes on Frenchman Jeremy Chardy for a place in the French Open quarter-finals in the second match on Court Suzanne Lenglen starting at around 11:30-12:00 BST.

The pair have met seven times, with Murray winning six of those matches, including on clay in Rome on 13 May.

We will have live text commentary on the BBC Sport website.

Tom Daley won his second bronze medal in as many days as he finished third in the men's 10-metre platform final at the Diving World Series in Mexico on Sunday.

Daley, who scooped bronze with Alicia Blagg in Saturday's mixed three-metre synchro, collected 545.65 points from his six dives in Merida, 24.4 points behind winner Yang Jian of China.

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Mexico's Ivan Garcia pipped Daley into second with a score of 555.80.

Tonia Couch equalled Daley's achievements by also clinching bronze in the women's 10m platform final with a score of 370.60 from her five dives.

Arsenal fans haven't been the only ones celebrating a Cup final win.

Thousands of Inverness Caledonian Thistle supporters took to the streets to celebrate their club's historic Scottish Cup win.

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Inverness beat Falkirk 2-1 to win the trophy for the first time in the club's history.

Match report here.

Whichever club you support, it's hard to deny the brilliance of Alexis Sanchez's dipping, swerving strike for Arsenal at Wembley, which left Shay Given sat on his backside, a lot like this...

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So we want to know - what is your favourite Cup final moment? It can be FA Cup, Scottish Cup, Football League Trophy, it just has to be a final.

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It poured down during Arsenal's victory parade in London, but that didn't stop the players and the fans enjoying themselves...

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Quite why Jack Wilshere needed sunglasses in the rain we're yet to discover.

It wasn't all sweetness and light for Arsenal over the weekend though - midfielder Jack Wilshere getting in trouble after leading fans in an expletive-laden chant during the club's FA Cup victory celebrations.

The 23-year-old took to the microphone in front of thousands of supporters outside the club's Emirates Stadium, mocking Premier League rivals Tottenham.

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Wilshere sang two anti-Spurs songs on a balcony alongside his team-mates.

Could have been worse, though - least he didn't get photographed nipping off for a sneaky cig on the lower deck.

Arsenal's victory meant they became the most successful club in FA Cup history - lifting the trophy for the 12th time.

It was also a record-equalling sixth triumph for Arsene Wenger.

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Wenger's total of wins now matches the legendary George Ramsay - who previously stood alone with the record for FA Cup final victories, when he was manager at - oddly-enough - Aston Villa between 1887 and 1920

After a lengthy and depressing season (or at least until Mr T Sherwood came aboard), Aston Villa were ecstatic at making the FA Cup final.

But that feeling of happiness didn't last too long at Wembley, the Villans given something of a tonking by Arsenal.

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The Gunners victory was never in doubt, as they dominated with a magnificent display.

Theo Walcott's volley, a superb dipping strike from Alexis Sanchez, Per Mertesacker's header and Olivier Giroud's close-range finish ensured a comfortable 4-0 victory for Arsene Wenger's men.

You will find the report of BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty's here.

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It's all cricket, with England likely to need to show a bit of grit and skill with the bat to ensure they don't lose to New Zealand and, in the process, seal a series victory.

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More Wilshere - or 'Gobby Jack' as the star call him. Main story, though, concerns Christian Benteke, with Aston Villa apparently ready to offer the striker "a club record-breaking £15m deal" to stay at Villa Park.

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Hmm, this headline sounds familiar - Arsene Wenger saying he won't be paying huge amounts out in transfer fees this summer. Then again we're pretty sure he has said the same thing the last two years ... then shelled out £42.4m for Mesut Ozil and £35m for Alexis Sanchez.

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More Jack Wilshere, as well as a dollop of England cricket. Alastair Cook and co face a daunting run chase - play starts at 11:00 BST at Headingley.

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A victory parade. a happy occasion, no negative headlines. Right? Wrong.

Jack Wilshere probably isn't in Arsene Wenger's good books today after choosing Sunday's FA Cup parade through North London to lead an expletive-laden anti-Tottenham chant. Oh dear.