On this daypublished at 08:47
Tennis
In 2006, Andre Agassi retired from tennis after being knocked out of the US Open by Benjamin Becker.
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Arsenal's Welbeck out for 'period of months'
Cyprus v Wales (19:45 BST)
Joe Ledley ruled out with hamstring injury
US Open: Murray v Mannarino (20:00 BST approx)
Wales v England debate #bbcsportsday
tennis On this daypublished at 08:47
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Road Cycling
athletics On this daypublished at 08:37
Athletics
Image source, Getty ImagesIn 1972, Northern Ireland's Mary Peters pipped West Germany's Heidi Rosendahl to the gold medal in the pentathlon at the Munich Olympics.
The result was confirmed only in the final event, the 200m. Had Peters run 0.1 secs slower she would have had to settle for silver.
football Euro 2016 qualifierspublished at 08:32
Football
Here is a list of all the Euro 2016 qualifiers coming up later on. (Times all BST)
Wales need to win their next two matches to qualify. If they succeed, it will be their first major tournament since 1958.
Follow our live text commentary and listen to live commentary of Cyprus v Wales on BBC Radio 5 live from 19:00 BST.
Image source, BBC Sportcricket Only exciting cricket here please...published at 08:28
Cricket
England one-day captain Eoin Morgan is "not interested in playing dull cricket" as his side face Australia in the first one-day international. Well we think that is good news because we don't want to watch dull cricket, Eoin.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland exited the World Cup at the group stages in March, before a change in approach saw them beat New Zealand 3-2 just three months later.
"Previously, we had set targets and restrictions on ourselves but that is not the case now," said Morgan.
cycling (road) No double for Froome... this yearpublished at 08:23
Road Cycling
BritonChris Froome'sparticipation in theVuelta a Espanacould be over after he said a stage 12 start was "unlikely"following a crash on Wednesday.
The two-time Tour de France winner, 30, hit a barrier at the start of the brutal 11th stage in the Pyrenees.
Image source, Getty ImagesFroome is now seven minutes 30 seconds behind new leader Fabio Aru, and cast doubt on his participation.
"Further scans [on Thursday] morning but start unlikely as I can't walk without crutches," Froome tweeted.
We'd say that's a pretty good sign you should lie down for a few days Froome...
football Becks backs Giggspublished at 08:15
Football
According to the Manchester Evening News, former England captain, and all-round king of the universe, David Beckham, has backed his former Manchester United team-mate Ryan Giggs, 41, to become the club's next manager when Louis van Gaal leaves.
Image source, Getty Imagestennis Serena's Grand Slam still on... justpublished at 08:09
Tennis
Serena Williams took another step towards her first calendar Grand Slam with victory over Kiki Bertens in the second round of the US Open.
The world number one trailed 4-0 in the opening tie-break but came back to win 7-6 (7-5) 6-3 at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Image source, APTop men's seed Novak Djokovic had little trouble overcoming Andreas Haider-Maurer 6-4 6-1 6-2.
But eighth seed Rafael Nadal was tested during his 7-6 (7-5) 6-3 7-5 victory over Diego Sebastian Schwartzman.
football The Welsh History Boys?published at 08:06
Football
Wales are set to leapfrog England in the latest Fifa rankings ahead of their Euro2016 qualifier against Cyprus this evening.
Chris Coleman's side will hold on to their best position of ninth, while England are set to drop to 10th.
Beating Cyprus in Nicosia would leave Wales within one victory of qualifying for Euro 2016.
Can they make history and outshine their British neighbours? Only time (and a few football matches) will tell...
Image source, Getty Imagesfootball Thursday's back pagespublished at 08:00
Football
Former QPR boss, Harry Redknapp has an opinion on Liverpool's team this year according to The Mirror. They are apparently the "worst side he has seen in years" and are "lucky to have a point in the Premier League".
Say what you really think, Harry.
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Football
The Sun have once again shown their talents in headline writing.
Today, they have changed the title of well known movie franchise, "Fast and Furious" to "Farce and Furious" and have cleverly tied it into Manchester United'sbig money transfer of Anthony Martial and the ongoing David De Gea saga, details of which you will find here.
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Football
The Daily Express says England manager Roy Hodgson delivered an inspiring speech to Wayne Rooney and the rest of the England team, assuring them they have the ability to win the Euros...
That's the spirit Roy...
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Football
The Daily Telegraph has focused on Manchester United's failure to secure the signature of any "world-class players".
See a full list of Deadline Day transfers here.
Don't know about you but I have tried and failed to not read this headline in an LVG Dutch accent...
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What have you got for us today?
Will this be an important Thursday in sport?
It could be for Wales... More on that later.
For now, let's take a look at this morning's back pages...