Federer facing exitpublished at 17:21 British Summer Time 2 June 2015
Stanislas Wawrinka is two sets up on Roger Federer and about to serve for the match.
It's 6-4, 6-3, 5-3 in the French Open quarter-final.
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Football: Sepp Blatter to resign as Fifa president
Blatter cites a "lack of support in the world of football"
Extraordinary congress will take place between December and March 2016
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Shamoon Hafez, Matt Davis and Michael Emons
Stanislas Wawrinka is two sets up on Roger Federer and about to serve for the match.
It's 6-4, 6-3, 5-3 in the French Open quarter-final.
Live text commentary here.
Michael Vaughan
BBC Test Match Special
"New Zealand are the best Test team in the World to watch..."
A reminder (before we went Fifa crazy) that New Zealand have beaten England by 199 runs at Headingley to draw the Test match series 1-1.
As reported earlier in Sportsday, Sheffield United have now confirmed Nigel Adkins as their new manager on a three-year contract.
Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent at Fifa, Zurich
"Fifa press conference delayed by 30 mins."
The wait goes on.
Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent at Fifa, Zurich
"Scene is set at Fifa. Waiting for Sepp Blatter to arrive."
Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent at Fifa, Zurich
"Fifa press conference is with Blatter. No name place for Valcke. Others present are Domenico Scala and Walter De Gregorio.
"Domenico Scala is Fifa's head of audit and compliance. He's also the man who initially ran Fifa's election process.
We will have live coverage from Zurich of the Fifa news conference from 17:00 BST. Click on the live coverage tab at the top of this page to watch the latest developments.
Fifa have called a news conference at 5pm.
Here is what we know so far:
Jerome Valcke, Sepp Blatter's top deputy has denied allegations that he is the high-ranking official who made key payments in a bribery scandal.
Last Wednesday seven senior Fifa officials were detained at an annual convention in Zurich, among 14 people indicted by US prosecutors. Valcke and Blatter were not among the seven.
On the same day, Fifa was also rocked by the news that Swiss authorities had begun a separate criminal investigation into how the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were allocated.
Fifa has provisionally suspended Concacaf general secretary Enrique Sanz from all football-related activities.
Congolese Football Association vice-president Jean Guy Blaise Mayolas and general secretary Badji Mombo Wantete have also been suspended for apparent "breaches of the Fifa code of ethics".
It's all over in the cricket. New Zealand win by 199 runs.
Jos Buttler is the last man out for 73, trapped LBW by Mark Craig
New Zealand's first Test win in England since 1999 and they draw the series 1-1.
Eng 254-9 (Buttler 72*, Anderson 8*)
England clinging on here and that's 1,000 Test runs for England's Jimmy Anderson.
He will need to add to that tally if England stand a chance of salvaging a draw here.
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Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent at Fifa, Zurich
"Media room not prepared. Staff rushing to install power cables. Clear sign of the haste with which Fifa called this press conference.
"Fifa staff say they were told just over an hour ago to prepare a press conference and send out the invites. They claim to be in the dark too.
"Media headcount. Me, Brian from Reuters, a German radio journo from ARD and a gent from the Swiss press. two photographers. Cosy."
Here is Belgian duo Marouane Fellaini and Christian Benteke.
We're not sure if the Manchester United midfielder managed to get that helmet over his mane, but he did tweet, external this picture writing 'karting with the boys.'
New Zealand nearly there, need just one more for the win against England as Mark Wood falls to Tim Southee.
Warwickshire 342, Middlesex 212-8
BBC London 94.9's Kevin Hand at Lord's:
"Former England opener Nick Compton prevented Warwickshire tearing through the entire innings with 74 before he top edged Boyd Rankin to long leg.
"There has been assistance for the bowlers from the pitch as well as from the leaden skies overhead, but time is against the visitors in their attempt to turn their advantage into a victory."
Marco Caputo has resigned as Leinster scrum coach two weeks after the departure of head coach Matt O'Connor.
The Australian took the scrum role last summer when Greg Feek replaced John Plumtree in Ireland's set-up.
"I believe that my decision will give the new coaching and management staff the best chance of a fresh start for the new season," said Caputo.
O'Connor left by "mutual agreement" following Leinster's failure to finish inside the Pro12 top four.
In the battle of the Swiss on Court Suzanne-Lenglen it's first blood to Stanislas Wawrinka. He leads Roger Federer 6-4.
Sussex will face no punishment despite the pitch for their Championship match against Warwickshire at Hove last week being rated as "poor" by the umpires.
Sussex beat the Bears inside three days, with neither side scoring more than 200 runs in either innings.
The England & Wales Cricket Board requires that counties "shall actively prepare the best quality pitch that it can" for matches they stage.
A committee found there was no evidence Sussex had breached this requirement.
Northampton Town have signed former Derby County right-back Josh Lelan on an 12-month contract. The 20-year-old joined the Rams' youth system at the age of 15, but failed to play a first-team game for the Championship side.
BBC Radio Wales Sport's Nick Webb at Cardiff:
Glamorgan 371, Northants 157 & 15-2 (f/o)
"Northants are struggling for survival against Glamorgan, after being forced to follow on 214 runs behind.
"Graham Wagg struck twice early in the visitors' second innings after Andrew Salter and Craig Meschede both claimed cheap three-wicket hauls in their first knock.
"Adam Rossington and Josh Cobb both made fifties for Northants but their partnership was ended when Rossington was run out backing up at the non-striker's end."
Piers Newbery at Roland Garros
BBC Sport
"Nasty moment on Chatrier as piece of hoarding hits spectators, one injured man leaves smiling & waving, play stopped."