More from BBC Sport editor Dan Roan on the "adverse findings" from retested samples from the 2005 and 2007 World Athletics Championships...

Following the announcement that 28 athletes who competed at the 2005 and 2007 World Championships have returned "adverse findings" from retested samples, BBC Sport editor Dan Roan has more news...

Arsenal keeper Petr Cech quoting Kelly Clarkson after his disastrous start to the season on Sunday...

Stoke goalkeeper Jack Butland is full of sympathy after Derby midfielder Will Hughes was ruled out of action for six months with an anterior cruciate ligament injury.

Plenty of action on Twitter for Australia v England...

A message of good luck from TV's Tim Lovejoy for his partner Tamsin Greenway here. That's not him, obviously.

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When a £49m midfielder who is loved and loathed in equal measure steps out for your team, it's easy to forget that you have David Silva pulling the strings there too.

The Spanish maestro put in an "unbelievable performance" against West Brom, according to Man City boss Manuel Pellegrini. Gary Lineker was just as gushing, calling Silva "different gravy" on Twitter.

Goal-scoring captain Vincent Kompany hinted at an edge to City's attitude this season: "We came out knowing we had a point to prove. Obviously there is a lot of favourite teams now and we're not part of it, I've heard."

Sunday is their chance to put that statement to its first proper test as they welcome Chelsea to the Etihad.

1991: US golfer John Daly came from nowhere to win the US PGA title at the Crooked Stick course in Indiana, having been a tour rookie and ninth reserve for the tournament.

BBC Sport has live radio commentary of this year's tournament at Whistling Straits, starting on Thursday on BBC Radio 5 live at 21:30 BST.

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World number one Rory McIlroy is putting his best foot forward ahead of his PGA Championship defence this week.

The Northern Irishman has been out of action with an ankle injury since June but has told the Daily Mail , externalit now feels "even better when I swing hard".

There are some fairly gratuitous pictures of said ankle, too, if you fancy taking a look over your breakfast.

McIlroy tees off with Jordan Speith and Zach Johnson on Thursday at 19:20 BST.

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Mulling over your first fantasy football transfer this weekend? Yaya Toure must be back on your list now. 

Don't believe me? Just ask his boss...

"We know what he can give to our team in every game," said Manuel Pellegrini.

"Yaya had a strange year last year. It was not the way he normally started a season. He had many problems, with the death of his brother, and then problems with his agent.

"Now he is more calm and we will see the same Yaya that we know."

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From taking it on the chin to throwing the toys out of the pram, the art of PR has often escaped football managers. 

Tony Pulis's magnanimous acceptance of failure against Man City was an example of how to win over fans, while Jose Mourinho's less-than-dignified potshot at his own backroom staff on Saturday wasn't exactly textbook stuff. 

That's why we want to know who your best and worst sporting losers are.

Tweet us at #bbcsportsday, text 81111 or post on the BBC Match of the Day Facebook page.

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Always nice when the boss is handing out the compliments, and Manuel Pellegrini was doing just that last night after the win at West Brom.

You can watch his entire post-match interview right here.

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West BrombossTony Puliswas refreshingly honest about his decision-making last night, taking the blame for misjudging his tactics.

He explained: "I said to the players after the game I have to take responsibility for this one. 

"I played Saido Berahino and Rickie Lambert and that left the midfield too open. It went against the principles I have always worked to and it has given me a rude awakening."

You can watch his post-match interview here.

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'Roar Power' is the headline splashed across the back of the Daily Mail, followed by a warning to Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho. The picture is of goal-scorer Vincent Kompany, who said his team have a "point to prove" this season.

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OK, a quick glance to the future now. Cricket and football is the order of the day today. We'll also have updates from England v Australia at the Netball World Cup, and there will be live text commentary of the Uefa Super Cup final between Barcelona and Sevilla. That will be live from around 19:00 BST.

The Daily Record leads with the continuing fallout over Celtic number two John Collins's suggestion that SPFL players are "not clever or quick enough" to prepare the Hoops for Europe. Attention also turns to Rory McIlroy's impending defence of his PGA title.