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Bernie Ecclestone cannot bring himself to visit seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher as he continues his recovery from serious head injuries after his skiing accident in late 2013. (Fox Sports), external

Fernando Alonso believes McLaren-Honda must focus on reliability before trying to improve performance, as the double world champion seeks to enjoy "a trouble-free" race in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix. (f1i.com), external

The Canadian Grand Prix is partly for sale. Promoter Francois Dumontier, with a new 10-year race contract with Bernie Ecclestone signed, is having talks with potential investors regarding his company Octane Racing Group. (La Presse - in French), external

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There seems to be a Fifa story rumbling every day, it's like an ongoing episode of Eastenders.

Fifa president Sepp Blatter still intends to travel to Canada for the final of the Women's World Cup despite the crisis engulfing world football's governing body.

General secretary Jerome Valcke announced on Monday that he will not be making the trip.

He was due to attend the opening of the tournament, which begins on 6 June.

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Hamburg scored a 90th-minute equaliser to force extra time before extending their 52-year Bundesliga stay with a 3-2 aggregate win over Karlsruher.

After Marcelo Diaz's curled free-kick cancelled out Reinhold Yabo's composed finish, Nicolai Muller turned in with the tie five minutes from penalties.

Karlsruher saw a 120th-minute penalty saved but Hamburg would have won on away goals had Rouwen Hennings scored.

Hamburg remain the only Bundesliga club never to have been relegated.

Liverpool have been linked with the free signing of Manchester City midfielder James Milner, a pretty unspectacular player but you know what you are going to get from him. He'll give a seven-out-of-10 performance every game.

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What do Liverpool fans this of this one? The club are set to hold talks with Manchester City's James Milner this week as they close in on the signing of the midfielder on a free transfer.

The Anfield side have made the move for the out-of-contract England international a priority.

Liverpool are increasingly confident of reaching an agreement with the 29-year-old.

If the deal goes through, Milner - who moved to City from Aston Villa in 2010 - would join the Reds on 1 July.

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Rafael Nadal expects the "toughest quarter-final of my career" against Novak Djokovic at the French Open.

Nine-time champion Nadal beat Jack Sock 6-3 6-1 5-7 6-2 in round four on Monday to claim a record 70th win at Roland Garros.

The Spaniard is trying to become the first player in the Open era to win 10 titles at any Grand Slam event.

Nadal has defeated Djokovic - who beat Frenchman Richard Gasquet 6-1 6-2 6-3 - six times in the French Open, including in each of the last three years.

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England's chances of saving the second Test against New Zealand were boosted by the Headingley rain on Monday.

Bad weather arrived four overs after lunch on the fourth day and prevented any further play.

England, who lead the two-match series 1-0, had reached 44-0 by that time in pursuit of a Test record 455 to win.

New Zealand had earlier plundered 116 runs in 16 overs to declare on 454-8, with Mark Craig hitting an unbeaten 58 and Tim Southee 40 off 24 balls.

Should the rain stay away, they will resume in Leeds at 11:00 BST.

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Chelsea striker Diego Costa, 26, has told friends he wants to leave Chelsea this summer and return to Spain. (Sun - subscription required), external

Juventus defender Giorgio Chiellini, 30, says he will be happy to shake hands with Barcelona striker Luis Suarez, 28, in the Champions League final on Saturday, as the duo meet for the first time since the Uruguay striker bit the Italy defender in the World Cup. (Independent), external

Manchester United believe they are in pole position to sign Brazil's Dani Alves from Barcelona should Louis van Gaal wish to sign the 32-year-old right-back. (Guardian), external

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"Kun Aguero: Drama of the summer," screams the front page of Spanish paper AS. It looks like Real Madrid president Florentino Perez wants to buy incoming manager Rafael Benitez an expensive gift this summer.

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Premier League champions Chelsea are down under at the moment for their post-season tour. The Australia Daily Telegraph have snapped players Nemanja Matic and Diego Costa who, apparently, went on a shopping spree in Sydney.

"They can afford it," the newspaper says enviously. "Their combined salaries of $26.4m top that of all 10 A-League clubs put together."

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The "dream" signing for Atletico Madrid this summer would be Juventus striker Carlos Tevez, according to Spanish paper Marca.

There is also an interview with Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos apparently questioning the appointment of new boss Rafael Benitez.

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Scottish FA chiefs are under pressure to cancel their friendly against Qatar scheduled for Friday. The Scottish Herald say MSPs have submitted a motion in protest at the death toll of stadium workers in Qatar.

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With Liverpool co-owner Tom Werner flying in for talks with manager Brendan Rodgers, Mirror Sport suggest the Northern Irishman will be given an ultimatum of 'our way, or the highway'

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Women's Sports Week, a celebration of the good and the great, but there was little to cheer about for defending French Open champion Maria Sharapova who was knocked out of the tournament.

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Wimbledon winner Petra Kvitova fell by the way side too, although Serena Williams - up there with the greatest of the tennis players - scraped through.

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