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Catalan Dragons coach Laurent Frayssinous has been fined £500 - his third punishment by the Rugby Football League - for criticising referees and disciplinary chiefs.
He was punished for comments about referee Ben Thaler during his side's draw with Huddersfield at Magic Weekend.
Image source, ReutersAs you can see, the vote to determine who you think will be the highest scoring English striker in the Premier League is now closed. And here are the results...
Tottenham's Harry Kane is the overwhelming favourite with 35% of the vote, followed by Manchester United's Wayne Rooney (21%) and Liverpool's Daniel Sturridge (14%).
Renault could quit Formula 1 if the sport does not allow in-season engine development next year, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says.
Renault, which supplies engines to Red Bull and Toro Rosso, admits it cannot catch Mercedes and Ferrari this year.
Limited in-season development is permitted in 2015, but has been closed off again for next year.
Horner said a failure to open it up would be "almost waving goodbye to" Renault.
Image source, Getty ImagesWe're all familiar with the stories about Everton's Steven Naismith being a good sort and giving tickets to unemployed fans, but it seems his generosity extends even further.
Every couple of months, the Scotland forward gathers up the used boots, external in the Everton changing room and gifts them to Stewarton Athletic, an amateur side in his Ayrshire home town. So big Jimmy McGlumpher spends his weekend clattering around wearing footwear that was previously used by Ross Barkley. Remarkable.
Furthermore, Naismith bags up all the leftover kit at Everton at the end of each season and his mum hands it out to kids in Stewarton.
John McEnerney: Pints, Sheedy, Pints, Quinn, Pints, Bonner, Pints, O'Leary, Toto & then on to the top shelf to drown the sorrows of a nation.
Image source, Getty ImagesItalia 90 was the Republic of Ireland's first World Cup and was an unqualified success even though Jack Charlton's side didn't win a single game inside 90 minutes.
Three draws, including a point against England, earned them a last-16 crack at the Romanians and, after a 0-0 draw, keeper Packie Bonner and defender David O'Leary were the penalty shoot-out heroes.
But a Salvatore Schillaci goal did for them in the quarter-finals as they lost to hosts Italy.
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BBC Sport
It's a late one tonight but well worth staying up for. The much-hyped USA v Australia in the "group of death".
Coverage starts at 23:50 BST on BBC Two.
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer Bournemouth, Burnley, Birmingham and Bristol City midfielder Wade Elliott has retired from playing to take up a coaching role at Ashton Gate.
The 36-year-old, who scored 80 goals in 706 appearances across a professional career that lasted 15 years, will take charge of City's under-21 side.
He captained the Robins to the League One title and Johnstone's Paint Trophy in his last season as a player.
Image source, EmpicsAFC Wimbledon striker Adebayo Akinfenwa has turned down a move to Major League Soccer in order to sign a new contract with the League Two club.
The 33-year-old said: "There was a lot of interest in me, but that was not the sole reason for me going to America.
"It was also about my brand and shooting a documentary. I met with a couple of clubs in America and there was also interest from League One and League Two clubs. I even got a call from a club as I was driving in here today."
Image source, Getty ImagesScotland's World Cup started and all but ended with a shock 1-0 defeat at the hands of Costa Rica. They beat Sweden but lost to Brazil in the final group match and failed to progress.
You might remember that back in the mists of time - well, 11:14 BST - we asked which three players, other than Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, Neymar, contributed to Barcelona's 31 Champions League goals this season?
The answer? Ivan Rakitic, Gerard Pique and Sandro Ramirez.
Rashid Jamil: First time World Cup football live telecast in India and me all of 11 years saw my favourites Diego Maradona and Gary Lineker in action.
Philip Moan: My memories of Italia 90 are crying a lot and getting used to my new surroundings.. Mainly because I was only a few days old.
You remember being a baby?
Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent
Image source, Getty ImagesA Fifa spokeswoman has told the BBC that "the future travel plans of the Fifa president will be confirmed in due course".
This marks a shift in position from one week ago when Fifa confirmed it was still the intention of Sepp Blatter to visit Canada for the women's World Cup final on Sunday, 5 July and then travel to the US for the Gold Cup which begins on 7 July.
Meanwhile, Fifa has confirmed their secretary general Jerome Valcke will travel to Samara in Russia tomorrow for a scheduled board meeting of the 2018 World Cup local organising committee.
Image source, Getty ImagesGary Lineker scored four goals as England reached the World Cup semi-finals where they lost to West Germany.
In that match the former Barcelona and Tottenham striker scored an 80th-minute equaliser to take the game into extra time.
Penalties followed, and after Stuart Pearce's effort was saved and Chris Waddle blazed over, England, were out.
Coventry Bees promoter Mick Horton is prepared to pull the club out of the Elite League over a row following the abandoned April meeting against Poole, BBC Coventry and Warwickshire reports.
The Elite League match was called off after 10 heats and awarded to Poole following heavy rain, but Horton wants the match re-staged.
"We will fulfil our obligations for this year. But we're going to review it at the end of the season," he said.
Image source, AFPA West Germany side managed by Franz Beckenbauer and boasting Jurgen Klinsmann, Rudi Voller and Lothar Matthaus beat Argentina 1-0 to win the World Cup thanks to a Andreas Brehme penalty.
The game was notable for the first red card in a World Cup final, a dodgy penalty decision, the second red card in a World Cup final and the Germans winning their third world title.
In the process Beckenbauer wrote his name in history as the first World Cup-winning captain to later manage a team to victory.
Image source, Getty ImagesNineteen years ago today, Alan Shearer scored as England fought out a 1-1 draw with Switzerland in the opening game of Euro 96.
Nineteen years. Just have a think about that for a moment...
Ten players are leaving St Mirren following their relegation from the Scottish Premiership.
Gregg Wylde, Marian Kello, Victor Genev, Jeroen Tesselaar and Yoann Arquin have been released, along with youth players Mark Williams, Mo Yaqub and Adam Brown. On-loan duo James Dayton and Emmanuel Sonupe have also left.
New manager Ian Murray will hold talks with Steven Thompson, Alan Gow and John McGinn, who are all out of contract.
Image source, Getty ImagesBefore he was manager of Barcelona, Frank Rijkaard was a very naughty boy.
During the bad-tempered second-round match between West Germany and Netherlands, the Dutch midfielder spat at Rudi Voller after the pair were sent off.
And you can watch that incident here.
Image source, AFPLeave Liverpool and win the Champions League.
That seems to be the current trend when looking at the fortunes of players who have left Anfield since 2009.
Luis Suarez became the sixth former Red to be champion of Europe after scoring for Barcelona against Juventus on Saturday.
The other five are... Javier Mascherano who left for Barcelona in 2010 and won the Champions League title in 2011 and 2015.
Xabi Alonso and Alvaro Arbeloa, who both moved to Real Madrid in 2009, won the competition in 2014, while Fernando Torres and Raul Meireles left Liverpool in 2011 and won it a year later with Chelsea.