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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Sheffield United are expected to unveil Nigel Adkins as their new manager at a press conference in London at 17:00 BST.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Blades sacked Nigel Clough nine days ago.
Adkins, out of work for just under six months after being sacked by Reading in December 2014, will become the Blades' eighth manager since they were relegated from the top flight in 2007.
Right, it is time for today's Question of Sport #QSTeaser.
Which seven players whose surnames end in an E scored 10 or more goals in the Premier League this season?
The answers will be revealed later on.
Here is the story of the second-half so far.
Image source, Getty ImagesEden Hazard is still causing problems for the home side, Loic Remy has dragged a shot wide, Dominic Solanke got in behind the Sydney defence but was muscled off the ball before he could get his shot away.
Elsewhere, Sydney captain Alex Brosque had a great opportunity to equalise but he prodded his shot wide.
Image source, APFormer Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov is a free agent after his one-and-a-half year stay at French Ligue 1 club Monaco ended.
The 34-year-old Bulgarian joined from Fulham in January 2014 and scored in Monaco's Champions League win over Arsenal this season.
Berbatov was linked with a number of Premier League clubs in January.
Top-flight new boys Bournemouth have been reported to be interested this summer.
Image source, ReutersBarcelona midfielder Javier Mascherano: "It would be too dangerous to say we will win. Juventus are in the same situation as us, they can also win a treble, they are in a great position.
"We will try our best and after 59 games in the season, this is the last one.
"Lionel Messi has the talent to do things what others cannot do. Invisible is an oxymoron, it does not exist in football and life."
Image source, Barcelona / TwitterBarcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta has dismissed suggestions he would not be fit enough to play in Saturday's Champions League final against Juventus.
He said: "I had a few twinges but it's nothing. I am not considering not being there on Saturday.
"For me it has been a privilege to share all these years with Xavi. He is the number one playmaker."
Image source, APThe second-half has got under way at the ANZ Stadium in Sydney.
Couple of changes for Chelsea. Dominic Solanke is on for Jeremie Boga and Andreas Christensen has replaced Nathan Ake.
Image source, Getty ImagesBarcelona midfielder Sergio Busquets: "I think that Lionel Messi could score the goal against Athletic Bilbao against any team."
What a cracker it was, as the 27-year-old Argentina forward started on the right and surrounded by Athletic players in the lead up, he managed to squeeze through a gap, sprint into the box, shift the ball past one more defender before striking a shot low past goalkeeper Iago Herrerin.
Busquets added: "Juventus are a team who play in a different way to the teams we have met so far."
Image source, Getty ImagesTalking of Ronald Koeman, the Southampton boss "knows all the tricks" for Europa League success, says former player Jimmy Case.
Koeman, 52, won the European Cup with PSV Eindhoven in 1988 and Barcelona in 1992 and has managed in the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain.
Arsenal's FA Cup win on Saturday confirmed Saints' place in Europe and Case backs Koeman to impress.
"With European competition Koeman's been there, he knows all the tricks and he's managed abroad," Case said.
Image source, Getty ImagesBen Broomfield: Fabian Delph. Key player in Aston Villa's survival but gets no recognition as he plays for a smaller club.
Max Baggins-Craig: Micah Richards, did so well, even appeared in GB's 2012 Olympic team, yet he's put down too often.
James Dowthwaite: Steven Davis: at the heart of our rise up the league, consistent, and extremely good on the ball. #saintsfc
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Image source, Barcelona / TwitterBarcelona midfielder Xavi: "For me it's a spectacular end to my Barca career. I want to end it winning."
Who can argue with that.
"We want to win the fifth cup and re-write history. For some of us it will be the fourth win in Europe, for Barcelona it will be the fifth.
"I remember Ronald Koeman's goal and his celebration in 1992. After that being part of all what has happened is incredible."
Barely a minute gone since the last wicket and Joe Root is back to the shed for England as Tom Latham takes a stunning catch. Root said they could win this match against New Zealand, what was he thinking?? 62-4, chasing a mammoth 455.
Image source, Getty ImagesHalf-time Down Under.
A Loic Remy goal separates the sides, though Diego Costa (twice) and Boga have had good chances for Chelsea.
Cech and Ivanovic have saved Chelsea's blushes at the other end.
England in deep trouble. Ian Bell's torrid series continues, falling for just one run as he is caught at leg slip. The bearded Mark Craig for New Zealand is ecstatic. 62-3, chasing 455.
Change for Chelsea and that's the last we will see of Diego Costa.
Ruben Loftus-Cheek comes on for the Spaniard.
Image source, Barcelona / TwitterBarcelona players Xavi, Andres Iniesta and Sergio Busquets are in position as they face the journalists before Saturday's Champions League final against Juventus.
Both clubs are on for a league, cup and European Cup treble.
It's all happening now.
Moments after Loic Remy's goal, Kiki Naumoff is put through one-on-one with Petr Cech but the goalkeeper is quick off his line to make a great save before Branislav Ivanovic clears off the line
Then Jeremie Boga has an excellent chance to make it two but he flashes his effort from Eden Hazard's pass over the bar before Diego Costa forces a diving save from Vedran Janjetovic.
Gary Ballance...fails to keep it. A beauty of a delivery from Trent Boult sees him get him a tangle and he is bowled by the New Zealand left-armer. England 61-2, chasing 455. Can they hold out on day five?
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea take the lead in Sydney. Loic Remy receives the ball from Jeremie Boga on the edge of the penalty area, the Frenchman cuts inside and smashes a left-footed drive into the top right corner.
Image source, Getty ImagesWales' newest boxing world champion Lee Selby plans to make his first IBF featherweight title defence in Cardiff.
Selby, 28, beat Evgeny Gradovich with a dominant display at London's O2 Arena on Saturday.
The Barry fighter will make two title defences in 2015, with the first coming in late August or early September.
"I've proved I'm a worthy champion. I will leave my management team to pick my opponents but I will fight anyone," Selby told BBC Radio Wales Sport.