The Independent reports that the 23-year-old defensive midfielder is set to move to the Saints.

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Are there any Manchester United fans still holding out in the hope of signing defender Sergio Ramos from Real Madrid? 

Well it's looking increasingly unlikely to happen - various Spanish media outlets are reporting the 29-year-old is set to sign a new five-year contract at Madrid. 

Sports newspaper AS, external say it's pretty much wrapped up already, and that there'll be a presentation at the Bernabeu on Monday. 

Do players do keepy-uppies in front of the fans if it's just extending a deal?

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This is the news Chelsea team doctor Eva Carneiro is set to lose her place on the bench for Sunday's trip to Manchester City after criticism from manager Jose Mourinho.

The Blues boss said his medical staff were "naive" for treating Eden Hazard during the 2-2 draw with Swansea.

Carneiro will continue to be Chelsea's first-team doctor but her role at the club will be significantly changed, according to the Daily Telegraph. , external

What are you up to tonight? 

Fancy basking in a bit of Ashes glory? (We should probably enjoy it while it lasts, right?)

An Ashes Question of Sport Special is on BBC One tonight at 22:35 BST.

Regular captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell are joined by former Australia bowler Glenn McGrath and ex-England spinner Graeme Swann.  

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Another potential injury blow for Arsenal as reports in the Czech Republic suggest midfielder Tomas Rosicky could miss the next two months after undergoing knee surgery. 

The 34-year-old's agent told idnes.cz, external Rosicky had the operation on Tuesday - with the recovery time expected to be between four and eight weeks.

Fellow Gunners midfielder Jack Wilshere had already suffered a hairline fracture to his right ankle and could be out for another six to seven weeks.

England wasted little time in striking for their first wicket in Canterbury after this morning's rain delay -  Jess Jonassen falls on 99, one run short of a century on her Test debut.

And Australia have now declared on 274-9.

England to face a tricky 10 minutes before Lunch then...

You can follow it all here.

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What's the latest in the Kevin De Bruyne to Manchester City transfer saga then?

Last night the Manchester Evening News were reporting that City remain hopeful of seeing a £46m bid, external for the midfielder accepted by Wolfsburg. 

The German club announced yesterday that De Bruyne had missed training, external and was in his native Belgium on "private grounds", with the Bundesliga season set to start this weekend. 

Would he do better at City than he did at Chelsea?  

You can catch up on all the football gossip here.

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Today we're asking: What sporting myths have you heard of? Are they rubbish or is there some element of truth to them? 

Mo: Greatness is determined by what you do on the international stage. Try and tell to Messi.

Mark Lynch: Myth - Kane to Man U! Why would we sell our only striker and face of club to a club Levy has refused to sell to in last 5 years?

Richard: Gerrard, Lampard Ferdinand etc were world class and England's golden era that failed to fufill potential. Always came up short against true world class opposition.  

Yeah, but what if that goal had gone in Rich? We at least could have lost on penalties...

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Play has finally got under way after a rain delay on day two of the Women's Ashes Test between England and Australia in Canterbury. 

There's half an hour to go before cucumber sandwiches - follow our live text here.

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Did you see Kemar Roofe's stunner for Oxford United in their 4-0 win away to Brentford in the League Cup last night? 

"Originally I was going to hit it first time but, I could see out of the corner of my eye that the keeper was off his line, so I thought I'd take a touch to compose myself," the 22-year-old told BBC Radio Oxford.

You can catch up on all of Tuesday night's League Cup upsets (there were seven big ones), here.

Over in Canterbury, we're still waiting for the first delivery of the second day of the Ashes Test between England and Australia. 

The covers are off though and play is expected to get under way at 12:30 BST...

Hopefully that won't stop your photos of 'Office Cricket' coming in... click here for all the latest - on and off the pitch.

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This is the news Chelsea team doctor Eva Carneiro is set to lose her place on the bench for Sunday's trip to Manchester City after criticism from manager Jose Mourinho.

The Blues boss said his medical staff were "naive" for treating Eden Hazard during the 2-2 draw with Swansea.

Carneiro will continue to be Chelsea's first-team doctor but her role at the club will be significantly changed, according to the Daily Telegraph. , external

The Football Association announces it is to spend £260m on the grassroots game over the next four years - an increase of £60m on the previous four-year period.

Chief executive Martin Glenn said the FA had identified "facilities, coaching, participation and developing the football workforce", as "four key areas" for investment.

The FA hopes the investment will help develop better players and improve training facilities. 

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Today we're asking: What sporting myths have you heard of? Are they rubbish or is there some element of truth to them? 

Sam Dulledge: Vettel's 4 World Titles being all down to the car?  

Forsberg10: Biggest sporting myth. Arsenal are 1-2 players short of winning the league.

Ian Massey: Anelka was a sulker and lazy. When at Bolton, Anelka was the consummate pro and always worked hard for the team.

Send us your examples using the hashtag #bbcsportsday,, external text in on 81111 or leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page.   

A bit of football nostalgia now - Italian club Juventus are celebrating former centre-back Francesco Morini's 70th birthday today.

There he is up top, with Johan Cruyff to his left. Now that is the face of a man who's done a lot of worrying about letting his marker slip away. 

And is it just me or were players far skinner back in the 1970s? Cruyff wouldn't cut it at Stoke on a Tuesday night... and speaking of footballing myths...

So we could see some play in day two of the Women's Ashes Test between England and Australia after all.

Rain is delaying the start of play in day two of the Women's Ashes test. 

Head over here for the latest from our live text commentary.

And you can also tune in to BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra for Test Match Special.

We are asking what sporting myths have you heard of? Are they rubbish or is there some element of truth to them? Send us your examples using the hashtag #bbcsportsday, text in on 81111 or leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page. Read more on this website.